I just looked at the possible answers - binary values first.  As both ended with the binary representation of 2, I picked #7E2, then after looking at the binary patterns I...

I can confirm that Rogue One is very, very good 😉

Good list of films that, there are a few on the 'good list' that I haven't seen yet, and I've...

I realise this is an old post, but as a question was asked about a solution, I thought I would post.

This question had also been posted on MSDN, with further...

Another +1 for 'no comments' . I'm working on updating a bunch of non-SQL test scripts at the moment, which feature many examples of complex, multi-call tests with...

It's BAE Systems.

/pedantry

Stewart "Arturius" Campbell (9/19/2013)

if memory serves, QotD only relates to the current mainstream...

I have just returned to working for my company's onsite IT department as a developer, after having been lent out to an engineering project for 9 months, so the last...

I got it wrong!

I'd applied BODMAS to the 4 statements so I figured it was a different answer. Thought my reasoning was sound, so I checked the link and...

I'm with Kenneth on this one.

Here in the UK we'd definitely associate Turkey rather than Reindeer.

That said, its only a bit of fun, so can live with missing out on...

I thought that might be the case.

Thanks for the reply Markus!

Hi,

Looking for a method of comparing rows in the same table, I ran across this thread. I thought I would add my 2p to the debate:

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SET @result = 0

IF...

We did manage to get around this problem in the end. For reference, an admin user logged into the database (Using shift to get into the actual system) and...

I agree with Pradeep, use TableDiff.

I've used it myself recently for a very similar problem to the one you describe and it worked fine for me.