2005-03-09
2005-03-09
Sounds like you've already gotten some good advice. I would suggest that you might want to make your Broker & Assistant tables date sensitive, i.e., with a StartDate and EndDate. This way you don't loose any data when an Assistant is promoted to a Broker status you just record the EndDate as an Assistant and […]
2005-01-21
Probably the "best" answer is to use one of the two generally accepted independent formats. You can read about it, for example, here:http://www.karaszi.com/sqlserver/info_datetime.asp
2004-12-08
I have a table with a number of columns type varchar(70), and a few others of specific sizes taking it up to the maximum row size.The data for the varchar(70) columns occasionally exceeds 70 characters, and I want this simply truncated, however I cannot do this in the application that creates the XML Files because this […]
2004-10-11
I am copying all data from a production database to a development counterpart (both SQL Server 7) weekly by means of snapshot replication, but I am mystified by the repeated disappearance of the distribution job. I use the Enterprise Manager wizard to create the push subscription on Friday, creating a distribution job in the SQL Server […]
2004-09-08
Hi James,what do you mean with the database is corrupted ? What error does it give. Can you access the database ?If the status of the database is loading, check your settings in BackupExec. I know that older versions did leave the database in that status in order to restore Tlog backups. If you don't […]
2004-09-07
That looks great, but am I correct in saying that it creates an actual new table. I only need the table inside the sproc and then I'm done with it. I'd like to avoid using a #temptable and make use of a table datatype. looks like that isn't going to happen.
2004-08-12
In VS.Net 2003Right Click on the project in the Sloution Explorer then click properties.Select Configuration properties and then debugging.By Default it is set to false.
2004-07-29
Hi Lane,Please check the length of the datatype you have used in ur stored proc(sp). I assume u have used varchar as ur datatype. If u have not given any length than it will take the first character of the string that u have passed as a parameter to u r sp.by the way please […]
2004-05-21
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2004-04-15
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