ALZDBA is correct. The code that you provided in your original post included this:

select @OUTPAR4 'joehack'

select @OUTPAR5 'joehack'

This is not assigning the string 'joehack to the variables.

Each SELECT will return...

Sohil,

Eastern Daylight Time (EDT) is GMT minus 4 hours, Eastern Standard Time (EST) is GMT minus 5 hours. If both the server time zone and the company location timezone...

Another option is to use the WITH INIT clause as part of your BACKUP command. That way, you don't have to deal with media sets at all.

From the error message, I appears that Patient_Dem2 is a table (or a table-valued user-defined function). Assuming a table, three things come to mind:

1. The database context is wrong.

2. The...

What type of object is Patient_Dem2? Table or stored procedure?

What do you get when you run the following query:

SELECT t.uid

 ...

Actually, I would use a query similar to this:

UPDATE online

    ON online.nc_incident_materials_id...

Karna,

The Append and Overwrite options available when backing up a database using Enterprise Manager equate to the NOINIT (default) and INIT options in T-SQL. NOINIT stores multiple backups in...

Matt,

If you execute this code:

SELECT isntname, [name]

is one of the users you are trying to fix displayed?

(Comment out the...

No, in SQL Server 2000, GetDate() cannot be used directly inside of a UDF.

You can a achieve this through a view, though.

CREATE VIEW vGetDate AS SELECT GetDate() AS...

Windows and SQL Server use UCS-2 unicode, which is a fixed-length 2-byte format. UTF-8 uses 8 bits for some characters, and 16 bits for others. Maybe the characters you are...

Table partitions are new to SQL Server 2005. Many companies still use SQL Server 2000, so it is still worth discussing partitioned views.

I ran the following test, and @@ROWCOUNT return 3, as expected. The difference here is that I don't have access to a remote server. However, since you are inserting data...

Does the query join other tables? If the total size of the result set is larger than 8060, you will get a similar error. In that case, you will have...

Yes, I see that now. The code you posted had a bug in it (still used the e.rownumber alias in the derived table query), and I didn't look closely at...

First, change "e.rownumber" to rownumber".

Now, the remaining problem is with the WHERE clause. You cannot use the column alias (rownumber) - the original expression must be used.

Replace:

April 9, 2007 at 7:09 am