Hi Loner,

Please take this as written with the best intentions.

I've read most of your posts on here particularly in the editorial section and something that has always struck me is...

All the major mass car manufacturers that sell a product in the Uk and the rest of Europe Ford, GM, Honda,Toyota, BMW, Mercedes, Renault etc etc provide at least 1 diesel...

Hi Steve,

I love cars as well unfortunatley i need to do a lot of commuting miles so i bought a 2 litre turbo diesel Toyota Corolla avg mpg 55

http://www.channel4.com/4car/media/motorshows/birmingham2004/03-large/toyota-corolla-f3q.jpg

Friends, Food, Fishing, beer and brutalizing some aliens on the PS3  

No need to add anything

Chauchnet

Next companies will start asking for medical records. Is this employee a smoker or obese? Does this individual have cancer or some kind of disease?

Not sure what you mean by...

"The main issue is that there is no way to tell what's going to be a big project and what's going to be a small one, until you ask the...

Speed of light in a Vacuum

Above Quote of Gilamonster.

[Assumption] Do you mean that you are using SSIS to execute DTS packages? [/Assumption]

If this is the case are you really leveraging the full potential of SSIS -...

And the first Veyron accident

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/in_pictures/6423241.stm

Gota

When i first set up my db i had all the imports running at 11pm to avoid conflicting with our ERM db backups. ...

Hi Steve,

I drop the table indexes, truncate the table, import the data and re-apply the indexes afterwards - i believe that is the correct way to do this; it's certainly the quickest...

Hi Steve,

I've turned it on now however checking the log for the SQLServer there is a deadlock notification i'd missed that would correspond to around the time this cube is...

Hi,

Thanks for the reply, in this case the fact table is < 100 rows and the cube processes v.quickly so i'm not too worried - but it is worth bearing in...

Hi,

This may be of some use.

Note: i have a table in all my db's that consists of 50 years worth of dates as

DDates:

DDate: 2006/01/31

DMonth: 01

DYear: 2006

DFinancial year etc...