Is a wee bit an eighth of a wee byte?

Even though I knew the answer without thinking about it, I made sure I thought about it, if you see what I mean. Sometimes, making you check up on...

L' Eomot Inversé (8/3/2012)

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Now why on earth anyone would want to put comments in dynamic SQL is beyond me. Its hard enough getting all the little ' right and to...

marlon.seton (7/24/2012)

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mtucker-732014 (7/19/2012)

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If you did have a group of people to begin with that had people who were 1 and 2, after you had weeded them out you would then...

mtucker-732014 (7/19/2012)

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If you did have a group of people to begin with that had people who were 1 and 2, after you had weeded them out you would then be...

What? What?? How did you get to...

It's so much easier to use long and intricate passwords if you can type.

I suspect the explain plans and performance...

Carla Wilson-484785 (6/8/2012)

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I would guess that the unpaid intern scenario got a foothold a few years ago, when college grads just could not get a job when they graduated, and...

What I find more disturbing than this reliance on implicit conversion and thinking of a DATETIME value being held as a float is the reference to 12.00 AM. Surely...

Toreador (5/1/2012)

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Does anyone have any suggestions for possible uses for sequences? Once upon a time I'd have used them for populating primary keys instead of using identities (ie the way...

I think this question indicates that using default values with a new item like CREATE SEQUENCE isn't a great idea. I, for one, will be defining everything (AS, START...

L' Eomot Inversé (4/25/2012)

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Two numbers are returned. But...

What he said.

I'm obviously missing something here.

"SELECT NEXT VALUE FOR SSC_ROCKS;" is used twice in the question, so why aren't two numbers returned?