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  • RE: Stored Procedures

    J

    I just pointed out that the OUTPUT in SQL implementation is not a pure output parameter and can cause issues if not used carefully.

    In most cases (depending on your...

  • RE: Stored Procedures

    GSquared,

    You presented a nice case for sequential transactions. I need a good case that will prove that the nesting the way it is implemented really works and is usefull....

  • RE: Stored Procedures

    GSquared, with all due respect - SQL pretends to nest transactions :). If the last ROLLBACK uncommits all your pervious work this is not nesting in my book.

  • RE: Stored Procedures

    Lee,

    Few comments and warnings on what might bite you in the future.

    1. Calling SPs from another SP is not a big deal and has nothing to do with set based...

  • RE: Data script generator

    The difference between your script and mine is the usage and the output it generates. The objective of my script is to generate a set of insert statements that can...

  • RE: nth WeekDayName of a month

    Before you start adding your miliseconds please remember that a datetime datatype is accurate to 3 miliseconds not 1 milisecond (and there are 999 not 99 of them 🙂 )....

  • RE: varchar(8000) being truncated to 4000 when creating a dynamic SQL string

    Post your select statement you use to build your string.

    I think one or more of the fields you are getting your data from is defined as NVARCHAR or NCHAR and...

  • RE: How to insert arabic data into 2005 sql server

    Can you post a sample SQL call you use to store your data.

  • RE: varchar(8000) being truncated to 4000 when creating a dynamic SQL string

    I think it might be caused by a convesion to NVARCHAR somewhere

  • RE: Stored Procedure only utilises first character of passed parameter

    GilaMonster (3/4/2009)


    tony (3/4/2009)


    CREATE PROCEDURE UPDATE_TABLE_COUNT @NAME VARCHAR, @COUNT INT

    Just to explain why. If you define a varchar (or char, nchar, nvarchar, binary, varbinary) without giving a length parameter, the default...

  • RE: Pruning

    Obsolete methods (proceudres, views, functions) are a big headache in a system that is evolving because they introduce confusion. Sometimes the business change forces you to modify a design of...

  • RE: Do You Verify Your Database Backups?

    Another thought.

    I do not believe in backups.

    I believe in double or triple backups. And if possible using different methods and media types.

  • RE: Do You Verify Your Database Backups?

    I think there is also another aspect to this issue. Security. When you back up your database and store the backups on tapes, disks, online or whatever ather method you...

  • RE: 1=1

    Nicely put Steve.

    I will never give a definite answer if asked if something is going to work unless I test the crap out of it. Been burned too many times...

  • RE: 1=1

    Bob,

    you are right - I do not check anything, I measure time by checking a shadow of a stick and wind direction by licking my finger and sticking it out....

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