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  • RE: add bold in for xml type

    Anyone with an idea on how to format a part of a string in a table to bold.

    Consider this...

    CREATE TABLE [dbo].[Test_XML](

    [XMLID] [int] IDENTITY(1,1) NOT NULL,

    [FName] [nchar](30) NULL,

    [LName] [nchar](30) NULL,

    [TextBody] [xml]...

  • RE: How to pass Null value to Multivalue Parameters in SSRS

    1)Click to open up the parameter folder in your report solution

    2)Right click on the appropriate parameter that you want to pass a null value on

    3)Under the "General" tab, make sure...

  • RE: Reporting services over ORACLE

    I have the same problem. Did you ever get a solution to it?

  • RE: 70-461

    Thanks Emil. I like your blog. Keep updating it.

  • RE: 70-461

    Those are very good links. Do you have similar information for for 70-462 and 70-463?

  • RE: Extracting data from a column with xml data

    GSquared...I figure it out. It was all in your solution. THANK YOU A MILLION TIMES!!!

  • RE: Extracting data from a column with xml data

    Mr. GSquared,

    Thanks for the prompt response. However, I expected 2 rows in the result set. I dont understand where the other row disappeared to. Just to make...

  • RE: Looping through a data set and combining values

    Just discovered a new problem, and I cant get round it. The data is now getting XML encoded < to &lt and > to &gt etc

    Any ideas?

  • RE: Looping through a data set and combining values

    Eugene et al...It worked! I appreciate your help.

  • RE: Looping through a data set and combining values

    Eugene Elutin (10/2/2012)


    oscarooko (10/2/2012)


    Eugene Elutin (10/2/2012)


    Use XML FOR PATH method (it most likely will give you the best performance for T-SQL implementation):

    declare @Table1 table (EmailAddress varchar(20), Msg varchar(20))

    insert @Table1...

  • RE: Looping through a data set and combining values

    Eugene Elutin (10/2/2012)


    Use XML FOR PATH method (it most likely will give you the best performance for T-SQL implementation):

    declare @Table1 table (EmailAddress varchar(20), Msg varchar(20))

    insert @Table1

    ...

  • RE: Archiving...INSERT & DELETE

    ChrisM@Work (9/12/2012)


    ChrisM@home (9/11/2012)


    ...

    If there's no index on it, then that's your problem. Each delete in SPTLog will cause a table scan of the column in SPTLogArchive to ensure that the...

  • RE: Archiving...INSERT & DELETE

    Lynn,

    Just got done running the query. I deleted 47,360 records in 1hr 27 mins using your method. Wow, still too long!

  • RE: Archiving...INSERT & DELETE

    So you saying even though I have a the criteria LogTime < @dCutOffDate and an index is defined on LogTime, it still will NOT be used?

    Any ideas on what to...

  • RE: Archiving...INSERT & DELETE

    /*Indexes for SPTlogArchive*/

    /****** Object: Index [IX_SPTLogArchive_LogTime] Script Date: 09/11/2012 14:46:56 ******/

    CREATE NONCLUSTERED INDEX [IX_SPTLogArchive_LogTime] ON [dbo].[SPTLogArchive]

    (

    [LogTime] ASC

    )

    INCLUDE ( [LogID]) WITH (PAD_INDEX = OFF, STATISTICS_NORECOMPUTE...

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