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  • RE: Starting SQL Server in Minimal Configuration

    Nice recovery from a nasty situation. I did not know that would cause SQL not to start. I'll be adding that to my 'by the way' notes for future reference.

  • RE: Don''''t trust Dell for your SQL server needs

    lol - nice spot!

  • RE: Unable to run SSIS package as a scheduled job or with dtexec.exe

    try the tip mentioned before "until I ran it as a cmdexec job from the info I got using the information supplied on the previous page to do this.  That...

  • RE: ansi attachment file by using sp_send_dbmail

    this has been resolved in SP2, fyi. My alerts no longer have this issue

  • RE: The SQL Server 2005 XML Temptress

    If that meets your user requirements, then that's what matters. How many users, and how many documents, do you have, if I might ask?

    Our XML columns, where used and when...

  • RE: The SQL Server 2005 XML Temptress

    Interested to know how you handle accessing the data, after you've stored it. Fetching the entire XML = far more IO, memory and netowrk usage than might be required, if...

  • RE: The SQL Server 2005 XML Temptress

    Grant, I can confirm that your experience matches ours. We are now looking at standardizing on using XML whenever we need to have a repeating set of data given to...

  • RE: The SQL Server 2005 XML Temptress

    Simon, interesting article.

    Our client has used XML in certain areas of designs, with varying degree's of success. For static data, it can be relatively effective, but, as you mention, as...

  • RE: Step logging in SSIS

    thanks for the responses Daniel. Haven't played with the SQL logging since my 1st/2nd package - our client preferred to to log for SQL.

  • RE: Step logging in SSIS

    ... how did you do it?

     

    The best way I've found, so far, is to run the SSIS package as a command line from a SQL agent job, and under the...

  • RE: Introduction to Bitmasking in SQL Server 2005

    My stand - I liked the article (very well, and professionally, written imho),I want to understand the technique, but am NOT in favour of it's usage in almost any circumstance...

  • RE: Table Variables

    yes, it is POSSIBLE, but only by having the declaration of the variable, population of the table variable, and usage of the table variable, ALL INSIDE THE DYNAMIC SQL.

    not something...

  • RE: Table Variables

    Quite a nice article, but, as has been pointed out here, a table variable 'does' create in tempdb. In fact, I tested this, and was able to show a growth...

  • RE: Table Variables

    Colin,

    You are completely correct that table variables are justly famous for big improvements on small resultsets, especially in savings on re-compliations on SPs. The question always seems to remain -...

  • RE: Table Variables

    Just to add in on this

    - table variables cannot be indexed, while temp tables can.

    -Table variables cannot be trunacted (afaik), temp tables san.

    After a certain size (who knows...

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