2003-11-24
2003-11-24
I following sp is a modification of one I found here some weeks back. Sorry - can't remeber the origional author. It is used like so.. DECLARE @strReportSQL VARCHAR(8000) SET @strReportSQL = 'INSERT INTO ~XLWS~ ([Column Date], [Column String], [Column Integer]) ' + 'SELECT ' + ' GETDATE(), ' + ' ''Hello'', ' + ' […]
2003-11-21
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Gotta love the docs. Andy http://qa.sqlservercentral.com/columnists/awarren/
2003-11-19
quote: Certainly beats the hell out of some of Keith's questions, which I'd love to refute if I could understand them. My questions are easy (if you happen to be one of the 3 people who work in my rather obscure field) Keith Henry DBA/Developer/BI Manager
2003-11-18
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Although SQL Server can store, index and search (to a certain degree) complex (non atomic) data types, it offers no native support for them. BLOB's like audio, video are huge, non-atomic data types that consists of parts and subparts and that's non so easy to represent int a relational db. BLOB's are mostly stored outside […]
2003-10-06
I would start by reading through microsoft white papers on scailablility. There are several factors above and beyond what you have listed. Number of people connecting to it, concurrent connections, and amount of data per client just to name a few. A database with 10gb of data and 10,000 clients needs something drasticly diffrent than […]
2003-08-12
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There is a Maintenance Plan wizard you can use in Enterprise Manager. It will guide you as to what type of maintenance you will need. It is not the end of all possible maintenance you might need to do, but it is a good starting point.
2003-08-08
Thanks for the quick (and learned) response Mark. It is much appriciated. Mark Rodrigues
2003-08-03
The message is caused when I drop a database and then recreate it (GRD_RESTORE_INFO). It seems to get it nickers in a twist and says cannot find database id 14 which was the previous db id. The new one is 13 but the scripts has a problem finding it.
2003-07-31
use a bit variable for your break-condition and add it to your while: @do_break = 0 while @counter < @upper_limit and @do_break = 0 begin ... if [your_condition] @do_break = 1 ... end best regards, chris.
2003-07-31
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