In SQL Server 2000, you have the following:

CREATE...

Correction to parsestring

The original function fails when a mistaken split char is being snet to the function.This can easly be corrected by adding an if to check the value of the @holdpos inside the loop before sending it to the substring functionif the value is 0 then break the loop

What does the following return in QA results...

This is the data in the myWords table

RowID...

Script to return datetime as just date

You can return the date as a string (varchar) in whatever date format you like by adding a 'style' to the CONVERT statement. Exmaples of style values are (two left hand columns):1 101 USA mm/dd/yy 2 102 ANSI yy.mm.dd 3 103 British/French dd/mm/yy 4 104 German dd.mm.yy 5 105 Italian dd-mm-yy 6 106 - dd […]

What does this function do?

CREATE FUNCTION dbo.xxx
(
@InputString TEXT,...

Declare @Valor1 decimal(2,1), @Valor2 decimal(2,1)
Set @Valor1 = 2.0...

Declare @Valor1 as Float, @Valor2 as Float

Set...

In SQL Server 2005, the SMO framework is...

Declare @1 as Char(1),@2 as Char(1),@3 as Char(1),@4...