Calvin,

You sir are someone who deserves a MySpace as opposed to those who should more approriately be on IJustTakeUpSpace. Your comments are noted and appreciated. Stay tuned, there is much,...

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comp.databases.ms-sqlserver

Jul 25, 6:52 am

'Pass Table as a parameter to a function'

httphttp://tinyurl.com/2j4dvy

Joe Celko makes the following comment on passing a table as a parameter to a procedure:

>> Is it...

In the thread:

comp.databases.ms-sqlserver

Jul 25, 6:52 am

'Pass Table as a parameter to a function'

httphttp://tinyurl.com/2j4dvy

Joe Celko makes the following comment on passing a table as a parameter to a procedure:

>> Is it...

Compare the rigidity of this to :

http://beyondsql.blogspot.com/2007/06/dataphor-13-passing-table-as-parameter.html

I do understand and appreciate where your coming from. While the ideas that David is talking about are compelling there has been very little in the way of translating them...

You seem to want me to pay for free speech while you can make a fool of yourself for free. Don't seem quite fair to me.

If you had 'READ' the article you might realize if I was selling anything

it is an 'idea'. Try to extract your head out of the antiquated concepts

of bol for just...

Here is what passing a table as a parameter really means:

http://beyondsql.blogspot.com/2007/06/dataphor-13-passing-table-as-parameter.html

Jeff,

Congratulations on being recognized by this forum for excellence.

Given table MyNames ([ID] integer primary key,[Name] varchar(50))

table numbers (num integer) (table of numbers 1-N)

This query is the foundation of an sql...

Bob,

For my own purposes I have used your problem as the basis for a blog post. I have modified your original problem to pose a general question concerning the creation...

Well Rac covers a lot of different problems.

Do you make the same argument against using Red-Gate software? I doubt it. Then why the double standard? All you have to do...

If you want to work smart check out RAC @

http://www.rac4sql.net

If you want to be smart in your work check out:

http://www.beyondsql.blogspot.com

Yes.

RAC @

http://www.rac4sql.net

That's why the RAC utility exists. It wil do everything a crosstab utility should do and more. If you know the Access crosstab you already know what RAC is doing with sql server.

http://www.rac4sql.net

Being a sucker for reasonableness let me respond. Rac is an attempt at abstraction. It is an attempt to by pass the drudgery of coding 'complex' problems in the hopes...