Yes, but you have to use call to run the other batch files.

Like this:

C> runme.bat 20080101

(runme bat: )

call runme1.bat %1

call runme2.bat %1

call runme3.bat %1

call runme4.bat %1

You could also just call the other batch files from a main one something like this. Don't understand why you would do it from within Sql Server though.

Hope this is...

Here is some vbScript that I use to remove blank lines from a file. Just save this into a file with a vbs extension. I wrote everything with functions to make...

Check this out may or may not help.

FIX: A query that uses a view that contains a correlated subquery and an aggregate runs slowly

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/826906/

Hi there,

We have 2 nodes with 2 instances of Sql 2000 on Win2k configured active/active as such:

D: on each node is local and stores Sql executables

Cluster resources are:

E = logs...

Maybe this better illustrates why I said be careful. In this case the string as date is sitting in a table which is not likely (but I have seen it) but...

Thanks ron. I had pretty much decided I was ok but am glad to have a confirmation.

I was playing around with the convert function yesterday while I was testing and there...

Already tried that. Situation actually exists in my real data.

After playing around I did get it to mess up if I use '2005-04-03 23:59:59.999' it considers this to be the...

KC thanks for the input I really appreciate it.

But I guess I am not really looking for how to accomplish this but rather why the person who provided the solution would...

I was in the same situation and wrote this to help me trace where things are used. You can fill in any table and it will tell you what is...