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  • Reply To: How to remove quote marks using SSIS and a little C#

    Expanding on my prior post...  (Sorry this is so long.  I know that a lot of people already know these details, but I think some people don't)

    Programs that 'export' data...

  • Reply To: How to remove quote marks using SSIS and a little C#

    I haven't analyzed your RegEx, but isn't there *inherent* ambiguity in certain situations that are impossible to definitively resolve?

    What if the text of a field's data contains quote-comma-qoute, like this:

    "1005","Rosamond...

  • RE: Demystifying the use of CASE in an ORDER BY statement

    Henry B. Stinson (6/5/2015)


    Just need to avoid using a CASE statement in a WHERE clause (or ON condition).

    Why?

  • RE: Demystifying the use of CASE in an ORDER BY statement

    It occurs to me that the best way to *understand* what is actually happening with your sorts, is to simply include each of your sort-expressions, verbatim, in your SELECT field...

  • RE: Get month names ordered using recursion

    I know I'm an old "procedure-oriented" dinosaur.

    It's gut-wrenching to watch the contortions T-SQL developers have to go through to get the basic functionality of a "For Next" loop....

  • RE: Get month names ordered using recursion

    I have a question. When you use "ROW_NUMBER" against an actual table, doesn't the query processor actually have to physically access that table, maybe do some disk reads, even...

  • RE: Get month names ordered using recursion

    I'm on an older version of SQL Server, so maybe what I am about to suggest already exists in a newer version. It would be great...

  • RE: Call That a Database? This is a Database.

    Here's my two cents, FWIW: The fault for the effects of poor communication does not fall on the English language for it's lack of overly specific terminology. The...

  • RE: No Overtime

    Gift Peddie (12/22/2011)


    On the other hand, employers sometimes see a salary as a way to push workers to their limits, burn them out, and impose strict requirements on the work...

  • RE: No Overtime

    Steve Jones - SSC Editor (12/7/2011)


    Tony Palmeri (12/6/2011)


    I dispute the notion that *all* laws (and all decisions) are arbitrary. Many perfectly good and just laws are made objectively by...

  • RE: No Overtime

    Steve Jones - SSC Editor (12/7/2011)


    (...) It's easy to say I find a job on Monster, I apply, I get hired and agree to work for someone at...

  • RE: No Overtime

    Steve Jones - SSC Editor (12/6/2011)


    Tony Palmeri (12/6/2011)


    sqlnyc (12/6/2011)


    Everyone has a right to complain, whenever and about whatever they want - that's the very essence of free speech. Your opinion...

  • RE: No Overtime

    sqlnyc (12/6/2011)


    Everyone has a right to complain, whenever and about whatever they want - that's the very essence of free speech. Your opinion is welcomed here, as are the opinions...

  • RE: No Overtime

    I stand by my statement. If you advocate for such laws, you have no right to complain when those laws affect you in ways you don't like.

  • RE: No Overtime

    I have exactly ZERO sympathy for anyone who is an advocate of any kind of Federal Regulatory interference into how any company compensates it's employees. If you do advocate...

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