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  • RE: Join to table returned by UDF

    Thank you both for your responses. 

    The reason I wrote the UDF with the parameter was to limit the amount of data that needed to be included when I did...

  • RE: Question of the Day for 01 Dec 2005

    That's probably tomorrow's question. 

    I looked at the MSDN reference, and it had the following line:

    The SQL-2003 synonym for char is character.

    What is...

  • RE: Is this SQL Query inefficient?

    It could be that

    pressure_date.datetime AS pressure_date

    should be

    pressure_data.datetime AS pressure_date

     

    Mattie

     

     

  • RE: Question of the Day for 17 Nov 2005

    Greg,

    Thank you.  When I see questions in a category like SQL Server 2005 - Security, I assume it's a change from 2000.

    Mattie

  • RE: Question of the Day for 17 Nov 2005

    How does this differ from what would happen in SQL Server 2000?

    Mattie

  • RE: Join syntax to exclude rows

    Thank you both so much.  I couldn't get it out of my head that I should be using an exotic join condition or something other than 'equals'. 

    Mike, I appreciate...

  • RE: if output > 1?

    I found this logic somewhere on this site, and I use it all the time to build email lists.  It doesn't seem to have a problem with the leading or...

  • RE: Newbie Query Help

    I'm hoping (actually, I'm pretty sure) that 'when charindex('TWP', City) > 0' is SQLese for 'when the starting location of the text string 'TWP', in column City, is not zero'. ...

  • RE: Newbie Query Help

    Getting back to cspangler's original question, I suspect you don't want to replace the entire contents of City, just the abbreviations used. If that's the case, I think you...

  • RE: SQL Server Spotlight Euan

    I really enjoyed the interview, but I didn't quite follow this:

    It included 15 months in year 3

    Is that a metric year?  Or does it explain Microsoft's release schedule?

     

  • RE: EXECUTE permission denied on user defined function

    That's it:  public has select access on all tables in the Enroll database, but no execute access.  I'm guessing that's so their stored procedures can have access across databases.

    When I...

  • RE: EXECUTE permission denied on user defined function

    Brian,

    Thanks so much.  I'm guessing I'll have to stick with the copy method, because the powers that be will most likely tell me your solution violates stricture #2:

    No changes...

  • RE: Profiling a specific stored procedure

    No, I haven't added in the rollback yet.  Incredibly enough, it's more important to me to track what's happening when it fails than to have it not fail.  So far,...

  • RE: Profiling a specific stored procedure

    Remi,

    Well, as always happens when I'm trying to isolate why something fails intermittently, everything they tried today worked.  So I'll keep my log table going until the process fails, and...

  • RE: Profiling a specific stored procedure

    Released from the hospital would be this icon I suppose.

    I don't explicitly rollback the transaction after the first sp_executesql because I thought that exiting...

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