Somehow I had the feeling this question would have a controversial "correct" answer because it was just too obvious that it should be "Operator".

G² (10/1/2009)

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This is straight from the link supplied in the answer.

SQL Server 2008 introduces several extensions to the GROUP BY clause that enable you to define multiple groupings in the...

Interesting that this somewhat obscure article states a "fact" that is different than the "facts" in dozens of other articles on the subject which state that it is unknown.

I missed this also because I read the question. It says "What is the equivalent of 'text' data type in MS Access?"

Although the majority are getting it "correct" I also...

Apparently working with SQL 2000 makes the Char(1) and Varchar(1) answer correct when only considering non-Unicode characters as it doesn't mention anything about a 2-byte overhead.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa258242(SQL.80).aspx

The only thing we're missing is getting credit for the correct answer. :crazy:

And apparently we are no longer missing that!:-P

That one made me slow down and think for a while.

A good question.

The FROM: field is set in configuration. A user cannot affect that.

When setting up a subscription the user can set the TO:, CC: or BCC: fields. As I mentioned, with...

Check the database compatibility level in the 2005 database you queried. If it is set to 80 then that would be the reason it worked.

So, you're one of them sneaky ones...:w00t:

I had college professors who would write questions like this that basically required you to read their minds to have a chance at getting it right. Certainly this should be...

Did you assign rights to the user under Site Settings - Configure site-wide security?  And also grant them access to the home page as well as any reports or folders...

Stating that Americans need to understand the Indian culture would make sense if we were going there to consult. However, if those in India are selling their services in our...

Hold down the shift key and hit enter and you should get a new line.