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Unpack an Integer with SQL Server Recursion

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Starting with SQL Server 2005, developers have had recursion available as a T-SQL language feature. This article describes recursion and its SQL Server implementations, complete with examples. It also includes SQL Server functions and a stored procedure that unpacks, or parses, an integer into its multiple-of-two components.

2013-04-26

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RE: Moving the Logfile

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Allen,Thank You for the swift reply.As I said I am new to this forum, what do you mean by BOL.Also instead of doing the detach and attach using stored procedures, can I do them using the Enterprise Manager?? If so what is the proper sequence of events to move the Logfile?Thanks, 

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2005-04-29

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RE: loading dts package through command line

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Is your backend script different from VBScript?There is some scripting tool that will allow you to run visual basic script from a command line.  You could also run this as an ActiveX script job in SQL Server.  You could also use an ActiveX task.You would alter my code by changing the following:Dim pkg As DTS.Package2 […]

2004-02-04

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