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  • RE: How can I count any character in a column?

    So darn clever!

    Thanks

  • RE: Union Benefits

    How about creating an "official non-union" to publish a reasonable list of benefits that employers should expect to offer in order to attract and retain good employees. Workers could...

  • RE: problem with SQL Server datetime parameters in Crystal

    Suggestion:

    Try different connection methods: ODBC, OLE DB, SQL Native Client...

    Also, try changing data type to char then convert back to date or datetime as needed in the report.

    -Rob

  • RE: A Review of PDF-eXPLODE

    Hi Liam,

    I have a client (prestigious Venture Capital firm) using PDF-eXPLODE to send Excel-based portfolio valuation reports. Each worksheet (tab) contains a different portfolio destined for a different client....

  • RE: SQL - Derived Tables

    I try to use derived tables whenever possible, but I recently improved performance by changing a derived table to a temp table. It was large and joined on a...

  • RE: Declaring Text Data as a local variable

    Sorry, that post was 3 and 1/2 years ago (about 40+ projects ago) and I have no recollection of what I was working on at the time.

    -Rob

  • RE: Save/Retrieve Long Text from VB.NET

    So simple!  That worked (using adapter).

    Thanks for tip,

    Rob

  • RE: Save/Retrieve Long Text from VB.NET

    Yes, I'm using 2K but can I pass the complete ntext value back from a stored proc to a VB.NET program and if so, how?

    Thanks

  • RE: Declaring Text Data as a local variable

    Using a table variable is a clever workaround.  However, I treid unsuccessfully to use WRITETEXT and UPDATETEXT with a table variable.  Does anyone know whether there is a way to...

  • RE: Incremental SUM

    Why not use a running total in Crystal? The same amount of data will be returned to Crystal either way, and I doubt such a running total would cause...

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