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  • RE: Count number of records in a table

    thanks for your quick response!

    however, how come you use "rows" and not "rowcnt"?

    Billy

  • RE: NET_ADDRESS

    not b2b... just thinking about how security should be addressed if the topic ever comes up.

    thanks for your info. I'll keep the SSL in mind.

    Billy

  • RE: NET_ADDRESS

    Thanks for your response. I am just thinking about furthering security on the sql server db we have. Putting a sql server open to the net, not sure...

  • RE: NET_ADDRESS

    Just doing a bit of research on the net...

    the title of this thread should really be called:

    "restricting access to SQL Server based on IP Address"

    is it true that I only...

  • RE: Table Auditing

    Thanks for all your responses!

    Because the table I want to audit has many inserts from many locations, I was hoping that there is something simple I can use to audit...

  • RE: Dual processor

    So how do I determine and verify that a dual processor machine running ss2k has the appropriate licensing? am I just limited to the physical end user license agreements...

  • RE: Default value for int columns

    Did you check for any triggers on that table?

    I don't think what you say is design behavior of SS. See below:

    SET NOCOUNT ON

    GO

    USE TEMPDB

    GO

    PRINT 'Creating a table with no...

  • RE: programmatically load and execute sql script

    Thanks Gregory, Steve and all for your responses.

    If I could get SQL Analyzer to execute those scripts, then it would make life a lot simpler because I can access my...

  • RE: Error 1203

    Thanks for the KB. SS2K was not shutting down but I think that the problem might have something to do with multiple threads.

    The sql statement I was trying to...

  • RE: help with date formatting

    thanks...

    it shows that my previous reply needs to be correct...

    PRINT CONVERT(varchar(8),GETDATE(),101)

    ...does not give you the correct date because the result requires 10 chars, not just 8.

    Billy

  • RE: help with date formatting

    nevermind...

    PRINT CONVERT(varchar(8),GETDATE(),101)

  • RE: Just gotta gripe...

    yes, i sometimes finding working with dates in sql server requires a bit more work. like in your scenario, I have to format my date so that it is...

  • RE: extended properties storage

    thanks...

    the sysproperties table was not in the SQL Server 2000 System Table map I was using...

    the system table map I got it from:

    http://www.microsoft.com/sql/techinfo/productdoc/2000/default.asp

    Billy

  • RE: SP Group Number

    thanks!

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