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  • RE: Regex Expression to remove RTF tags

    erik 25824 (4/19/2013)


    I'm assuming this reply is too late for your use but in case anyone else needs...

    This works well for me:

    \\\w+|\{.*?\}|}

    Like you said , I've changed regex expression. But...

  • RE: Regex Expression to remove RTF tags

    Any suggestions ?

  • RE: Regex Expression to remove RTF tags

    Lowell (3/13/2013)


    Sel what I've done myself is to create a CLR function that returns RTF2Text, or vice versa;

    that's the best way i know of, because the RichTextBox from windows.forms...

  • RE: Regex Expression to remove RTF tags

    Any suggestions?

  • RE: Cartesian product sql query

    Phil Parkin (6/24/2011)


    It's not easy to understand what you are asking - can you provide sample input data, with desired output?

    it's creating the result as shown below.

    deneme1 - masa2

    deneme2 -...

  • RE: Cartesian product sql query

    prashavhad (6/24/2011)


    While inserting data into a table, you should remove starting and ending brackets between each column data.

    Please see below for this.

    insert into #Personel values('deneme1','deneme2','deneme3')

    insert into #Masa values('Masa1','masa2','masa3')

    Thanks for your...

  • RE: Deadlock Error from SQL Server 2000 to SQL Server 2008

    Syed Jahanzaib Bin hassan (4/21/2011)


    Total CPU physical and logical

    Total RAM

    Total Drives not partitions

    paste table script as well as trigger and indexes if on this table

    select st.text,sp.* from sys.sysprocesses sp

    cross apply...

  • RE: Linked Server Problem

    mister.magoo (2/6/2011)


    Can you check if the provider option "Level Zero Only" is checked in Server Objects/Linked Server/Providers/SQLNCLI10

    If it is checked, it could be the cause of the error - if...

  • RE: Linked Server Problem

    Any suggestions?

  • RE: Linked Server Problem

    Adi Cohn-120898 (1/30/2011)


    You are missing the table’s schema in your query. If you didn’t work with schemas then most chances are that the schema name is dbo (which means...

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