RE: NULL values in source table don't add up
I'm not quite sure that I fully understand you, NPEETERS. Could you please expand a bit more on your suggestion. I appreciate your time and effort. Thanks.
2003-07-10
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I'm not quite sure that I fully understand you, NPEETERS. Could you please expand a bit more on your suggestion. I appreciate your time and effort. Thanks.
2003-07-10
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I suggest reading the Books OnLine (refered to as BOL). It installs with SQL Server (Go to START>Programs>Microsoft SQL Server>Books OnLine). Go to the Index tab and enter: BACKUP DATABASE Read the information there and then enter: RESTORE DATABASE Both will also give examples. -SQLBill
2003-07-09
no such joy i'm afraid. I'm actually working out of my apartment at the moment and it doesn't have a phone line. is there any way to fool it into thinking its connected
2003-07-08
I have found the following link helpful in trouble-shooting this problem in the past: http://www.wamoz.com/giant_tempdb.asp
2003-07-07
You should run setup from SQL Server 2000 CD to upgrade SQL Server 7.0 to SQL Server 2000.
2003-06-18
Quoted from BOL about the definition of instance. "There are two types of instances of SQL Server: Default Instances The default instance of the SQL Server 2000 database engine operates the same way as the database engines in earlier versions of SQL Server. The default instance is identified solely by the name of the computer […]
2003-06-11
Thanks for the input. I may confused you guys by saying "named instance", actually from the server (say instanceserver) which is running named instance, I cannot run "isql -S otherservers", not to itself. and otherservers is ok to run "isql -S instanceserver" mworku, use Ip address get the same error.
2003-06-11
Use some key, order by the key, select the top XX where you are > last key. Steve Jones sjones@sqlservercentral.com http://qa.sqlservercentral.com/columnists/sjones www.dkranch.net
2003-06-11
DECLARE @SomeVariable varchar(10) SET @SomeVariable = '1,2,5' SELECT * FROM TableA WHERE CHARINDEX(CAST(ColumnB as varchar),','+@SomeVariable+',') > 0
2003-06-11
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quote: can I user If condition in cursor Yes, you can use it same as if you aren't in a cursor.
2003-06-06
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