rmechaber (4/14/2015)

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So there seems to be no intrinsic reason why tools or suites or packages included as ancillary components to the engine cannot or will not be adopted by the...

DennisPost (4/8/2015)

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Nice article thanks!

I've made that mistake before and seen others make it. It can be tricky to detect.

A colleague told me of a nifty trick today.

When releasing a trigger...

Thanks Eirikur. Just FYI, the link you posted was wrapped in JavaScript so...

Hi there. Please post the exact error message. Thanks, Solomon..

Link to moved post?

I don't know about "ancient". It seems to be alive and well....

mister.magoo (3/30/2015)

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As to the latest point about correct behaviour when splitting a NULL string, my preference is that it works as Jeff has written it - If I decide to...

TomThomson (3/26/2015)

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Solomon Rutzky (3/26/2015)

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peter-757102 (3/26/2015)

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Because a row functionally constitutes an identified sub-string in compliance with the declared separator, I would expect no rows at all with NULL as input.

An empty...

Theo, I just found something that might help.

Is it safe to say that you are only checking mount points where you currently have data and/or log files? These are the...

peter-757102 (3/26/2015)

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Gary Harding (3/26/2015)

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Solomon Rutzky (9/4/2014)

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Jeff Moden (9/3/2014)

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I guess I'd have to disagree. Nulls mean "Unknown" and it is definitely known that there are no values on either side...

dwain.c (3/17/2015)

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brett 41274 (3/17/2015)

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Good article however this point appears to not be true

• Normally if you execute a standalone (“atomic”) INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE or MERGE statement you don’t really need...

It does 🙂

.NET is the right language to process complex types in a RBAR/loop...

I cannot think of a reason why anyone would even be using sp_who, let alone want...

Hi Jeffrey. You are quite welcome. And thank you for sharing that :-).

Take care,

Solomon..

SumOfDavid (3/11/2015)

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Solomon, you know I'm already a fan, but wow!! I agree with Phil, this article is completely unique across the internet. Anybody considering SQL CLR development should...