rudy komacsar (4/18/2009)

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Good article ... one for the lawyers and intellectual property folks for sure.

However, just think about how ludicrous it can be.

How many DBAs have freely copied and implemented...

rudy komacsar (4/18/2009)

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Good article ... one for the lawyers and intellectual property folks for sure.

However, just think about how ludicrous it can be.

How many DBAs have freely copied and implemented...

James Stover (4/18/2009)

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What's a bit sad is that "borrowing" T-SQL or any other online resource is that it doesn't really help us learn better. Should job requirements say: "Must know...

Hi Jeff, you know sometimes you just amaze me! I love your article (got to it a bit late) but I just have one problem. I have not used this...

Mr. Dassin,

It seems like you ticked of some people here. A tip from me to you. When me and my brother were children we fought like cats and dogs but...

:crying: Ok, guys we're getting very nostalgic here whilst you are reminiscing over the good (or is it bad?) old days. I haven't a clue what you are talking about...

Hi Jack,

Brilliant article! I knew from other posts elsewhere that you were going to do a series on Profiler and when I saw this in my mailbox this morning I...

free_mascot (4/16/2009)

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Hello,

My intention to post this question was to makes things clear.

I do agree 0-25 is correct Answer.

At the time of posting question I have executed

select * from sysmessages...

RBarryYoung (4/14/2009)

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RJ (4/14/2009)

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RBarryYoung,

I would like to see how you can eliminate using a CURSOR or WHILE loop for sending emails using "msdb.dbo.sp_send_dbmail". My requirement would be to send email notifications...

Let me just make myself clear. I am not pro-cursor or pro-setbased or pro-whatever, I am pro-SQL Server and I don't have a set way of doing things. I always...

Hi Brad,

I think that if you have a better way of doing the cursor then you should post it so we can all see how to do it right. Barry's...

terrance.steadman (4/10/2009)

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AndyD (4/10/2009)

The quantum guys say there is no way to predict the flip of a coin. Einstein would argue there is. IFF you knew all of the forces and...

No, never had the need or felt the need to encrypt stored procs. Could be a good thing though, from stopping people from stealing your code. What I am about...

Thanks Jack, this is real nice and I have already added it to my collection of scripts. I look forward to that articles about the Profiler!

Thanks Bill, some hard work gone in here I'm sure but I am not sure what will the effect be on a production database where lots of inserts, updates, deletes...