Another point to note is that you can stop this type of query at any point with out losing work already done. So if youe query locks up tables and holds up other users you can easily just stop it. and continue later.
2003-09-04
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Great article that addresses a classic question. We, for the most part, keep SQL and IIS apart. There are a few cases where it makes sense, especially for a small uncritical app to run it all on one box. This will be an article I keep!
2003-06-20
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I just did a quick search on TEXTCOPY... This looks like the answer!! Thanks Allen
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