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  • RE: Time datatype - Convert Time to Varchar

    Flip, you were right.

    See, I wasn't expecting numbers for the postcode.

    Usually it's a mix of numbers and letters. In this case it was set up differently.

    But what still bothers me...

  • RE: Time datatype - Convert Time to Varchar

    to be honest, it doesn't seem to make much sense

    Conversion failed when converting the varchar value '13-10-10 21:00:00 ' to data type int.

  • RE: Buying Developers Edition

    FYI: On New years eve all of a sudden my license expired.

    I ordered the Developers edition and found out that one of the sections there is an "upgrade" option. Apparently...

  • RE: passing 70-433 exam

    Way too long. That is: it could have been a lot shorter, as you can read in my previous post.

    It took me about three months.

    If time is critical: Focus on...

  • RE: Create schemas for views, stupid idea?

    PaulB-TheOneAndOnly (8/12/2010)


    Henk de W (8/12/2010)


    Currently trying to implement security on my database...

    ... just for the views to grant select, update, delete and insert to my views in one go

    My question...

  • RE: from 2008 to 2005

    Hm, Ok.

    One of my Laptops has Windows 7 and SQL server 2008 Express.

    So I best uninstall SQL Server 2008 Express, and after that install 2005 express.

    After that I can install...

  • RE: from 2008 to 2005

    You're saying: Only upgrades of database versions are possible (2005->2008).

    But what if I initially create it one 2005 and then use it one 2008. Will it automatically convert the format...

  • RE: Different Views depending on Roles

    Had a good night sleep over it: Changed my mind a bit. It's really good to know that the function exists and might use it occasionally. But all together it...

  • RE: Different Views depending on Roles

    Well, it looks like that this is what I'm after.

    is_rolemember, ok only explicetly assigned will work, which is just fine. Definitely another step forwards.

    I am going to test this tomorrow,...

  • RE: Different Views depending on Roles

    Thanks,

    I'm one step further now. Knowing that suser_name() returns the user that is executing the query really helps. I'm looking for a pretier solution though. I would like to know...

  • RE: Different Views depending on Roles

    Grant,

    First of all thanks for your reply. I hope you, or some one else can help me a bit further though.

    Having said that I have to say I'm a SQL...

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