Yes, it does help! Thank you.

(I'd been looking at Isolation Levels so long this afternoon, I was thinking in terms of the locks across that dimensions, and missed Intents...

I could tell you, but I fear the answer would be a bit cryptic.

And folks say studying for the cert exams aren't practical. 🙂 It's an easy one at the end of the week! Thank you, and have a wonderful...

Richard Warr (12/8/2011)

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A better question would be "What is the maximum number of databases a developer can handle?". I've got 8 open at the moment and in danger of losing...

Not, I believe, a safe assumption. In my daily...

This!

And when I have a somewhat technical person, I'll amend 'Computer Geek'...

Doh! That's clear as day now. Thank you! (Both for the answer, and the patience.) (I learned two things...

I see one row. Which is the other one?

codebyo (10/23/2011)

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I didn't test the answer but I knew the following:

#2: UNION is not allowed to be used that way;

#3: That's not enough and will make things worse as every...

L' Eomot Inversé (10/18/2011)If the source precisions add up to 37 or less, the scale is the sum of the source scales; otherwise it is 6. At least that's...

Okay, I've played with some numbers, and read... and the only thing that seems consistent is SQLRNNR's blog where he says that the minimum scale is 6. Anyone know...

Stuart Davies (9/5/2011)

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Not sure about this one really - bit like asking a motor mechanic who designed the body of the car he was tuning the engine of - he...

I carpool now... but when I did drive my own vehicle to work, I'd always park in the same spot daily... even if there were lots of spots closer. ...

(In the meantime, you might be able to download the ebook here too -- http://www.simple-talk.com/sql/t-sql-programming/the-art-of-xsd---ebook-download/ )

I downloaded the ebook a little while ago and quickly determined that it assumes a lot more knowledge on the subject than I have.

I've added the XML Workshop article to...