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  • RE: Data Driven Query Task Bindings Tab

    OK you're moving into a fairly foggy area from my point of view. The strict answer to your question about defining the insert/update queries is that they are defined in...

  • RE: Data Driven Query Task Bindings Tab

    OK you're moving into a fairly foggy area from my point of view. The strict answer to your question about defining the insert/update queries is that they are defined in...

  • RE: Data Driven Query Task Bindings Tab

    Could you give a little more detail on just what you're trying to do with DTS. I use both 2000 and 7.

    I have found it is easy to please a...

  • RE: Runnig a DTS package from SPs

    I use this little utility procedure which I can call from any stored procedure. It gets round two problems.

    1 If your users try to call DTS from their client machines...

  • RE: front-end tools in SQL Server????

    Depends on your definition of 'easy'.

    Access front-ends can be unbelievably cumbersome and uncontrollable.

    VB using the ado datacontrol and bound data-controls is pretty straightforward, doesn't carry the MSACCESS baggage and,...

  • RE: DBadministrator vs Developer

    I agree with both Steve and Antares, particularly in that a DBA should first have been a developer. This helps you both to understand code coming at you and the...

  • RE: Saving a SQL record from Access

    Hi. I don't like to say this but I've found MSACCESS a bit of a blunt instrument as a front-end tool to an Industrial-Strength RDBMS like SQLServer.

    Without knowing your app,...

  • RE: Cursor vs. TempTables / or other means

    OK let's get this in perspective (sorry I'm going on my soapbox). First up SQLServer is most efficient at Set-Wise operations, soo if you can process your data using straightforward....

  • RE: What rules of thumb you live by when programming?

    Always think about the poor techie who may have to follow you. Your all singing all dancing Set-Oriented SQL may appear to be the cleverest most elegant solution at the...

  • RE: ASP formating & SQL

    Ah yes XSL can be a steep hill to climb, but then the view from the top is well worth the effort. In any case you may not have to...

  • RE: Data Transformation with ActiveX

    1.5 GB is a LOT for a poor little package to do so it will take some time. However there are somethings you could look to on the destination side,...

  • RE: calling DTS from VB program

    Hi tinawx. OK on the basis that a doctor should be prepared to try their own medicine I've tried this out on my client's extremely ancient and unstable Win98 machine...

  • RE: Reading large XML data using T-SQL?

    Soryy I didn't get back sooner, but I'm very intersted in this issue as I've got to do this next week. One route I've pursued is to utilise DTS's ability...

  • RE: SQL Script

    I do this a LOT. This should work for you

    Do the update first

    UPDATE f

    SET

    name = s.name,

    address = s.address,

    state = s.state,

    zip = s.zip,

    phone = s.phone

    FROM tempload f

    JOIN sourceload s ON (f.id...

  • RE: ASP formating & SQL

    Could you explain a little more of what you're trying to do.

    Returning data to an ASP client offer many oppurtunities for formatting and eye-candy. You will almost certainly have...

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