We finally traced the error to a memory problem. The tech reseated the memory chip and all is well.

Steve

Oh, and here is the bottom of the summary, which you asked for:

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Machine : KESHAR

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Hi Vidhya,

The user is running XP on a machine in Asia somewhere. (That's on the other side of the planet for us.) At one point he completely reinstalled Windows. We...

I got a bunch of notifications on this thread a while ago. If I missed replying to anyone, my apologies. I'm trying to dig out after moving back Stateside.

> BTW, the Visual Studio Team Edition for Database Developers actually does most of what our CodeSmith templates did and it's integrated with the development environment, so... so much for...

> Anyway, if you want to help things change in the data community, please start pointing people to http://www.agiledata.org. I think it will give them something to...

> We built a query that compares two sets of data by simply doing a count of the table and a count of the union. If they're different, it fails...

Scott, I'm glad to see you here. Your previous book has helped me a lot. Hopefully I can get your new book soon.

Steve Miller

I have a lot of interest in this topic. I'm glad you're taking TSQLUnit beyond the discussion I had in my article a couple of years ago (http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dnsqlpro04/html/sp04i1.asp).

I...

Nope. I'm not outsourced. I'm part of a worldwide organization.

Most communication is by email. That's true whether I'm sitting in Asia, Dallas, or North Carolina.

I've attended the local SQL Server group only once in about four years. The reason is that attention has always been on large scale, enterprise level databases. The statement...

I couldn't get it either.

sushila, thanks for posting. It saves me from getting shot at trying to do the same thing. 🙂

I know an American who works with an outsourced project like fallen...

Adam, thanks for the succinct summary.

This is the first I've been able to stop and look at this. Is it me, or is this CLR integration a lot like our current extended stored procedure capability?