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  • RE: The Technical Manager

    Ouch, Michael!

     

  • RE: Heroes

    Jambu's first post in this thread got me to thinking more about my heros growing up.  My grandfather, on my Dad's side, was a good man, but he was also...

  • RE: Heroes

    I, too, had Roger Stauback as a hero when I was a kid.  Funny, you don't hear much of him now a days, but he was great.

    But another for me...

  • RE: Questions about using RS in a web app

    Hello Lisa,

    I'm am home now, thus the different "handle" (at work I use "Rod at work"; at home it is "Doctor Who").

    I'm sorry, I did not mean to offend.  I...

  • RE: Choices

    That is a good idea, RGR'us (about trying to make that one programmer into a DBA).  Set operations might really be more to his liking.

    Thanks!

     

  • RE: Choices

    RGR'us, for us the issue is that one of our developers has a very hard time with OOP concepts.  He just doesn't seem able to wrap his mind around them. ...

  • RE: Choices

    That 64% who still code in VB6 doesn't surprise me.  I've been at the same company for 10 years, where we wrote an OK VB6 app 10 years ago, and...

  • RE: Getting an error after upgrading to SQL 2005

    Is the Service Manager that was a part of SQL Server 2000 and runs in the system tray, still a part of SQL Server 2005?

  • RE: Getting an error after upgrading to SQL 2005

    Yes, Steve, I do mean the user logs into the console on the workstation.  I'm running Windows XP Professional SP2.  I'm looking under All Users's Startup folder and I...

  • RE: How long of a process is it to upgrade from 2K to 2K5?

    Chris,

    When you say that you did a fresh install, do you mean that you had to uninstall SQL 2000 first?  And then do a restore of your databases, in order...

  • RE: Returning data when no corresponding rows in second table

    Thank you, Neal, PW, Ron, Sergiy and Kenneth for your help. 

  • RE: Returning data when no corresponding rows in second table

    OK, PW, I now see what you are saying.  I've changed the SELECT to look like this:

    Select p.DisplayName,

    count(r.ClientNumber) as 'Count'

    from Providers p

    left join Referral r

    on p.ProviderNumber = r.ProviderNumber and...

  • RE: Returning data when no corresponding rows in second table

    noeld, I tried doing what I think you suggested, and got the following:

    Select p.DisplayName, count(r.ClientNumber) as 'Count'

    from Providers p

    left join Referral r

    on p.ProviderNumber = r.ProviderNumber and p.Facility = r.Facility  and p.Condition1 =...

  • RE: Tracing Deadlocks

    I've got to ask a follow up question.  I am not certain when I should execute the

    DBCC TRACEON(3604)

    DBCC TRACEON(1294)

    commands.  For example, I've got a situation in which a deadlock...

  • RE: Why is my output being truncated?

    That was it, Raj, thanks.

    quote:


    Could be due to output size limitation set in the query analyzer.

    Note that when you say for...

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