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  • RE: Capital letter

    Pam/Mike thanks this is great!

  • RE: Capital letter

    Thanks noeld, unfortunately I'm looking for a method for capitalizing all words, this works only for the first word.

     

  • RE: lock a subset of a table from update or insert

    Define an ISOLATION LEVEL at the beginning of your stored procedure.

    An isolation level determines the degree of isolation of data between

    concurrent transactions. The default SQL Server isolation level is

    Read Committed....

  • RE: ROLLBACK question

    Begin Tran ChooseAName

    Set @Error=0

    update

    set [field]=value

    Set @Error=@Error+@@error

    delete from

    where [condition]

    Set @Error=@Error+@@error

    --keep store the last @error value, if there is no error the value of @@error will be zero...

  • RE: Help with SELECT Statement

    I'm missing the key between #Requests and #RequestAuditTrails. stax68 says t.RequestID = r.RequestID but there is no...

  • RE: ACESS connection with ASP error - temp regisrty key

    It means that usually providers creates a folder named PUBLIC, this folder usually has write permissions.

    Do you see a folder named PUBLIC in your website?

    Or, do you host your website?...

  • RE: CS Degree or No?

    Nether do I. Degree in Economics and Commerce, I "always" worked in the "computer" environment. And, I AM A WOMAN. This is usually a MEN's job....

    The fist job that I've...

  • RE: Insert query

    What do you mean?

    You can do this

     

    Insert into Table (column1,column2....)

    select columna, columnb....

    Where [condition]

     

    Is this the answer that you were looking for?

    Claudia

  • RE: ACESS connection with ASP error - temp regisrty key

    Usually I get this message when I don't have write permission on the folder, in your case the root. I think that you have to move your database and change...

  • RE: Using GROUP BY in a SELECT statement with Multi-CASE

    Why don't you use this one

    CASE

    WHEN Application+UserID = 'APP11' THEN 'P'

    WHEN Application+UserID  in  'APP12' THEN 'R'

    WHEN Application+UserID  in  'APP13' THEN 'R'

    ELSE 'UNKNOWN'

    If UserID is a number you need to convert the number in varchar...

  • RE: How do you do a WHERE NOT IN using multiple columns?

    Try this one

    SELECT *

    FROM Table1

    WHERE not exists (SELECT 1 FROM MyView where Table1.ClientNumber=MyView.ClientNumber and Table1.CaseNumber=MyView.CaseNumber )

     

    As you can imagine this can be extended to n columns.

    Claudia

  • RE: Performance on full table scans

    Are you sure that you need all rows?

    You could do

    Select top X * from

    and use a button to show all datas if users need it

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