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RE: Thanks for taking the test!

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quote: I enjoyed the test...showed me a lot I didn't know. And a couple I didn't read closely enough (missed the UDP and 'assumed' it was TCP). When I was giving the same test to my team, 90% of them missed that question as well. I guess they ran through it too quick as well […]

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2003-05-22

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RE: How to find the last of a date field

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Hi Frank, Sorry I didn't make it clear in my original question. It's a monthly batch job. I will get the date when the job run. What I am looking for is the last day for the month and the year of the date because I need to come up with year-mm-lastday in my WHERE […]

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2003-05-21

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RE: Slow SQL on PC

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Thanks for the posts. I think IIS (local) is not marshalling ADO connection objects efficiently tying up things. This didn't occur until I started running IIS at the same time.

2003-05-19

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RE: Advise Needed

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I explain about how to break down the requirements for the MCDBA in this article: http://qa.sqlservercentral.com/columnists/bkelley/gettingcertified.asp Basically, there is a category for SQL Server Admin. You can either take the SQL 7.0 admin or the SQL 2000 admin exam in order to complete that category. That, the windows 2000 exam, and the elective will give […]

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2003-05-19

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RE: TIMESTAMP not unique! help!

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I definitely would notify MS and supply them as much information on this as possible. The very first paragraph on timestamp data type (BOL, Index tab, timestamp data type, then timestamp data type Transact-SQL reference) says: timestamp...guaranteed to be unique within a database. -SQLBill

2003-05-16

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RE: User Define Function error

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I think the first step would be to identify the offending line of code within the function, and run it directly in the SELECT statement against the same subset of data that is producing the error, and then, using more WHERE conditions, attempt to drill down to the offending data...that is, of course, if you […]

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2003-05-16

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