looks to me like your problem is that there is no demand on the part of your code, for the userids to match the real userids

to start with, your userids...

your best bet may be to try attaching the files using sp_attach_db

good luck!

I'd expect that it would be standard or better, but the way you check it is in control panel/licencing applet

What Sql Server edition are you running on the non-server machine? If it is desktop, and the server is "per server" licence, you may be screwed. I had this problem...

It goes pretty much like this:

<cftry>

do your query here

<cfcatch type="database">

give them the message here

</cfcatch>

</cftry>

How about for the purpose of passing the 070-219 exam? I'm 3/4 through my mcdba, and I'm thinking of taking this as the elective

How about for the purpose of passing the 070-219 exam? I'm 3/4 through my mcdba, and I'm thinking of taking this as the elective

My solution is along the same lines as antares686. You need a primary key for it to work. I think his solution is close, but I don't think it will...

I suggest a clustered index on callwhen column, as well as using between statement and forgetting about the convert functions.

Also a non-clustered index on callid column.

If this doesn't get...