I always do this in Query Analyzer.. I just keep the script handy in my Tips_n_Tricks folder and use it when I need it.

Doing this in DTS.. I dunno.. it...

If you want to import just ONE diagram by name.. do the following using Query Analyzer..

If you really want to use the NOLOCK option, try it like this:

select org.*

from  sysusers org with (nolock) 

inner join (select distinct dm1.UID as UID

      from  sysobjects dm1 with (nolock)

     ...

Hmmm.. I tried renaming your example, Lowell and it didn't work using Word 2k3...

Ideas, comments or snide remarks?

I was playing around once, curious about the mileage thing as well and came up with a query using a local zipcode as a sample.

I normally document this stuff when...

Your view does reference real tables in the SELECT statement of the view.  Look at the JOINs in your view and be sure to have an index on both sides...

Float seems to work.. but then again, I'm not using LAT/LON to calculate anything..

You're fine, Erik.. I've had mine in use since Aug 2000 without any problems - other than being a bit on the stale side...

Mike is correct.. be careful when you buy Data.  If you want to use the data forever (plus some) then you want to buy TEXT files, not some data returned...

We bought a Zipcode database a few years back and it does what we needed at the time and we have not updated it since.. although we could probably use...

Shooting from the hip, (i.e. no Query Analyzer)... Two things come to mind:

1. if the data is NOT duplicated in the archive with the current orders (i.e., Orders has records...

This isn't an exact solution.. but maybe you can adapt this for your situation.  I don't know how to loop it in a DTS pkg, but you could call this...

Ok.. every now and then I post part of this.. maybe it's time to post the whole enchilada.   Some of this is mine.. some is attributed to those smarter than...

Here's something I use... hopefully I haven't hacked it apart too much...  Just substitute the correct server and DB names where indicated..

- hth - Mark

DECLARE

 @mailto1 AS VARCHAR(200),

 @qvar1 VARCHAR(4000)

 SET @qvar1...

The code below will produce identical sums for each company but it illustrates how to sum(seconds).  Mess around with the variables if you want or manually manipulate the datetime values...