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What you are proposing exceeds SQL Server 2000 design limitations and is not possible with maximum data lengths.

If you have actual TEXT values, add TEXT parameters to your stored proc(s)...

dynamically generating queries leaves you open to an SQL Injection attack. If you allow users to provide input that you use in your queries, limit the input length to...

You can simulate this by doing a select top 5 percent * from each table into your "sample" data base. Just be aware it may not be referentially intact...

Truncate deletes all rows and reset the ident counters.

If you don't want to drop your table and recreate, use the DBCC CHECKIDENT() as listed to reset after you delete all...

select sets @@ROWCOUNT as well.

Keep in mind that most errors are simple trapped and reported in the @@ERROR variable, not necessarily cancelling the current procedure. YOu are free to check @@ERROR and take...

If a linked server is not an option for you, consider the OPENROWSET function.it will allow you to do what you're asking but will be much slower. Each query...

Another consideration here is if the IDENT is the PK and is CLUSTERED, the inserts all single thread through a single physical page. Our DB standards say if you...

run sp_help ent

to see if the constraint is listed for the table. It sounds like it wasn't created where you thought it was.

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