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  • RE: A Simple way of Automating Scripts

    Duh ..

    I am able to port any over 100 GB db on MSSQL from server to server , so this DOES work, since I have used it also in...

  • RE: A Simple way of Automating Scripts

    Hi ,

    *** Don't just give the hungry man a fish, teach him how to catch it as well.

    In my opinion this is exactly what I did ; )

    Ok...

  • RE: A Simple way of Automating Scripts

    There is a solution to be able to deploy sql scripts from folder structure ... so that the dba would do a simple double-click .... regardless of the where the...

  • RE: Deploying Scripts with SQLCMD

    :: Tested on Win7 and Sql Server 2008

    :: THIS SCRIPT GOES TO ALL SUBFOLDERS AND RUNS THE

    :: YOU NEED THE FOLLOWING FOLDER STRUCTURE:

    :: ROOT - THIS IS WHERE...

  • RE: Concatenation Cursor

    2005 does not have table variables ...

  • RE: Concatenation Cursor

    declare @table table (id int, [name] varchar(10), gender char(1))

    declare @MaleNames table (id int identity(1,1), [name] varchar(10))

    insert into @table values (1,'John','M')

    insert into @table values (2,'Sue','F')

    insert into @table values (3,'Jane','F')

    insert into @table...

  • RE: Deploying Scripts with SQLCMD

    for the most bravest here is a perl script to run multiple sql scirpts ...

    requirement: the scirpts should be numbered:

    1.RUN.scriptname.sql

    2.RUN.scriptName2.sql

    3...

    n. RUN.scirptname3.sql

    and placed in the same directory as...

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