PowerShell Solutions - Working with files
When we administer a SQL Database, we always have to work with files. This new article shows how to handle them using PowerShell.
2016-10-04
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When we administer a SQL Database, we always have to work with files. This new article shows how to handle them using PowerShell.
2016-10-04
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2009-09-24 (first published: 2009-09-15)
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To use a name you need to ask your network admins to create a record foryour server on DNS server. I also tested creating a DNS alias which is not a machine name but a nice name. We usually use DNS aliases for the Web, but it works fine with SQL ServerYelena
2004-11-19
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2004-11-11
Or, don't bother with any of the conversion stuff and just: CREATE PROC dbo.GetProjects @StartDate SMALLDATETIME , @EndDate SMALLDATETIME AS BEGIN SELECT Fields -- Don't use * !!! FROM tblProjects WHERE insertedDate BETWEEN DATEDIFF(day, 0, @StartDate) AND DATEDIFF(day, 0, @EndDate) END The DATEDIFF strips the time portion of the smalldatetime/datetime field. Since DATETIME fields are […]
2003-07-28
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A couple of extra points. 1. Do the updates before the inserts otherwise you end up updating the rows you have just inserted. 2. If you have 500K rows to process and a table of 1.7M, then you will probably have locking issues. One way round this would be to add an identity column to […]
2003-07-25
2003-06-26
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Some additional information that might be helpful is on this web site:
2003-06-17
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