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RE: Tips for consolidation 16 SQL instances in ONE SQL

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Don't think there should be a problem. Just make sure that your server has enough processing power, memory and disks. You can also do CPU affinity settings in case you have certain high processor intensive databases. Prateek. [HCL Technologies Ltd] "Remember: 80% of bugs are just undocumented features waiting to be discovered!"

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2003-07-25

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RE: QOD Cheats

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Hi Ritch, quote: If people were cheating to achieve something I think it would be a different matter entirely, but how much are they going to truly learn by copying the answers. And at the end of the day thats what it is all about, learning. nothing? How much people do really want to learn? […]

2003-07-25

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RE: Inner Joins

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Is there any way to use the update in this context. Like...existing rowid should be updated. non-existing rowid should be inserted. update b Set b.column1=a.column1,b.column2=a.column2,b.column3=a.column3 from table2 as b right join table1 as a on (a.rowid = b.rowid) when I run this it is updating only one record. Whereas it should insert the non-existing record […]

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2003-07-24

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RE: syntax help!

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Assuming the cust_id = dup_code, why not do a simple select count of all matching records between the two tables SELECT @Count = COUNT(t1.*) FROM unique_cust t1 INNER JOIN unique_cust t2 ON t1.cust_id = t2.cust_id

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2003-07-23

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RE: xp_sendmail and @recipients

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Sure SET @MailMsg = '78 load ran correctly' -- Actually this is built dynamically in a --case satement, and is only one of the --possible results for the mail message EXEC master.dbo.xp_sendmail @recipients = 'TomN.@myco.com; TomS@myco.com', @message = @MailMsg , @copy_recipients = 'JWT@myco.com' @subject = 'Daily 78 Load' Edited by - jwt on 07/16/2003 1:44:38 […]

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2003-07-16

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RE: SQL in ADO.NET vs Stored Procedure

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Have to agree to use Stored Procedures if possible. In my opinion, Maintainability is not necessarily an advantage of Stored procedures. You might / will be distributing 'Business Logic' over two tiers, which should be avoided, if possible. But the gain in performance and limitation of network traffic is an obvious advantage. It is also […]

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2003-07-15

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