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Thanks but no I do not want it to be always .00? example if Elevation/Height (40/3)=13.33 the result should be 13.33 and not 13.00
2004-01-09
Thanks but no I do not want it to be always .00? example if Elevation/Height (40/3)=13.33 the result should be 13.33 and not 13.00
2004-01-09
Right versuses left is nothing more than choice of table reference order and which needs all the data. In this case table 2s data should all be there but those from 1 elminated so only fee data is left. If this case becuase Steve followed name order for reference order RIGHT join applies, for LEFT you need to have […]
2004-01-08
How large your log backup typically from 9PM to 9AM without performing database shrinking?DBCC SHRINKDATABASE moves the data and index pages within the database files and such activites should be logged for recovery purpose.
2004-01-08
2004-01-07
Hey biker,your avatar is also kinda cool! Although I prefer a Fireblade Now, for the pseudo topic relation:I think Andy Warren mentioned some time ago, he has some SQL Server table maps to share.
2004-01-07
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Ramesh writes about various indexing strategies that you might use to improve performance.
2004-01-07
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Our developer complain slow processes, then ask me restore whole db in local server(in our company datacenter) to test compare their application with our power cluster server which sit very long distince from here, developer using from EM show me return from same table only 136 rows from EM for both server , which local server […]
2004-01-06
Not quite what was meant. The original subquery evaluates to a (possibly repeated) set of all the code values from table1. Thus the condition "IN" always evaluates to true. The subquery does not itself evaluate to true. The change you propose would almost certainly fail as it would check for code values that are "IN" […]
2004-01-03
Äh, now I'm really confused! I still believe my post was not targeted to the original question. Did we find a solution or not? Frank http://www.insidesql.de http://www.familienzirkus.de
2004-01-03
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Thanks - But if I can't figure out how to name the CONSTRAINT in the first place, I won't be able to rename it either. If I list my constraints by name, I don't see any of the "NOT NULL" consraints I have created, so SQL must not really treat them as a constraint.   SELECT […]
2003-12-23
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