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  • RE: Compile SQL Reference Table query into VS 2010

    awesome!

  • RE: Compile SQL Reference Table query into VS 2010

    robert.hemley (9/11/2012)


    I am completely new to SQL server i know a few of the basics. I have a VS2010 asp.net c# application with two dropdown listboxes and a textbox. I...

  • RE: Ridiculous

    Lynn Pettis (9/7/2012)


    TravisDBA (9/7/2012)


    Martin Luther King said "The time is always right to do what is right" so I would urge anyone observing that behaviour at a conference not to...

  • RE: Ridiculous

    We (the community) set the tolerance level, not the other way around. If Dark Tangent's view of the world doesn't involve keeping the idiots in check, then perhaps it's...

  • RE: Ridiculous

    By all the "zero tolerance" replies here I can successfully determine that many folks never bothered with the five seconds it took to google DEFCON 🙂

  • RE: Ridiculous

    "This is a male dominated industry, for now, but that doesn't excuse behavior like that talked about at DevCon. "

    Its actually DEFCON and its pretty much a conference where bad...

  • RE: Ridiculous

    from one of the linked articles' comment sections:

    "Who I really wish would grow up at DEFCON is the EFF. Once again they have a fund raiser in which one of...

  • RE: Watch Your Mouth

    Absolutely need a "how to work in a noisy office" thread, how it affects folks, what to do about it. I'm one of the luckier ones, one of my cubical...

  • RE: Historical Fragmentation Query

    When doing queries like these, I like to gather all the rows I'm going to report first, then left join the data rows to them. For me it makes this...

  • RE: Create view with no outer joins

    ChrisM@Work (8/28/2012)


    jdbrown239 (8/27/2012)


    Sorry for the initial messy post.

    I think you guys are right. I have tried writing the view without joins and the result set is never the same. I...

  • RE: SQL Trace - simple SELECT shows writes

    I'm guessing that your query made use of temp tables during its execution. That will generate some writes. I once filled up tempdb by executing a select top n *...

  • RE: Learning C

    TravisDBA (8/16/2012)


    Lynn Pettis (8/16/2012)And yes, you can do that now in VS in ANY .net language, but it isn't the language or the tool that should take the blame for...

  • RE: Odd table format

    PGarberick (8/16/2012)


    Thanks Patrick - yes that's it. Now to carefully word the email so as not to offend....

    You're welcome and good luck!

  • RE: Odd table format

    I can duplicate the issue or prevent the issue by controlling whether 'ANSI_PADDING' is on or off. For instance, if I create a table after the statement SET ANSI_PADDING ON...

  • RE: What is meant by set based programming?

    Eugene Elutin (8/14/2012)


    ...

    That said - if I gave you a file or a table with 10,000,000 invoices and I needed to get a balance by customer, I guarantee you SQL...

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