RE: Handling a DTS packages errors
Well, that is what I thought too. That is why i have the second task (Do Successful Task) on the failure side of my sample. It still comes out as a failed package in the job.
2004-03-19
Well, that is what I thought too. That is why i have the second task (Do Successful Task) on the failure side of my sample. It still comes out as a failed package in the job.
2004-03-19
remove TOP 100 and use followingSET ROWCOUNT 100 -- ur select query here SET ROWCOUNT 0 What is performance impact of this ? Well as per BOLIf a SELECT statement that includes TOP also has an ORDER BY clause, the rows to be returned are selected from the ordered result set. The entire result set is […]
2004-02-16
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Well, I created the link months ago... and I've slept since then... but sysservers shows it as SQLOLEDB. So yes, it's SQL Server.<BEAT_DEAD_HORSE>Say, the connection went down again just a bit ago. I performed my primitive test, and it failed the query in QA once and then resumed functioning. Ping was still timing out.</BEAT_DEAD_HORSE>Regards, SJTerrill
2004-01-22
Yes it can be done. But be shure you don't have upadtes or deletes from old records, because replication will fail. When you subscribe to the publisher you can choose that you already have the data and that there is no need to syncronize. Or if using stored procedures in the sp_addsubscription sp, choose 'none' in […]
2004-01-06
quote: Thanks Jonathan, I read the paper (Automating Statistics Management for Query Optimizers ). Very **very** complex! If I understand well, there's no simple rule of thumb. You have to try and to test (heuristic approach) and so on ... Am I right? Patrick SIMONS, MCP Yes, that paper is quite technical... You can guess […]
2003-12-15
Jonathan, I agree about using 'STUFF' - in fact, when I went back to my code to copy it into my message, I realized that I had used 'STUFF', rather than concatenatation, but re-wrote it to confirm my original claim.
2003-12-08
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By the way, just looked at the thread you posted and I feel that there should NOT be two lookup tables in that situation; statuses of court cases are the same logical types of entity, are they not? "OPEN PENDING TRIAL", "CLOSED CONVICTED", etc (assuming these are actual possible statuses), could all go into a […]
2003-12-05
Maybe something like: select * from Table2 where substring(email, charindex('@', email) + 1, len(email)) not in (select domain from Table1) Assuming of course that email is not null and will always contain a valid email address. Cheers, mia Life moves pretty fast. If you don't stop and look around once in a while, you could […]
2003-11-27
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2003-08-27
Hi Frank, So ur suggesting to have new row in tb_reports table for each modification so that querying will be easy.I will try that. Thanks & Rgds, Surjit
2003-08-07
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