I'm much in agreement with Chris's differentiator: state. Web applications can have code executing on the workstation, even through the web browser. Examples are java applets, ActiveX controls, and even active scripting using VBScript or JScript, for instance. These do require an interaction between the workstation and server in these cases. Citrix is defined as […]
2003-07-10
Hi there The differentiator, i think, is to do with connectiveness and persistence of the connectivity. In client server the connection is made and persists at all times for that client, unlike "network" computing which, but its nature, is stateless. In stateless, I am meaning that you cant persist a a bunch of screen interactions […]
2003-07-10
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wait, are the Databases on the local box? Are they just not registered in enterprise manager because your off the Domain, logging in with a local account? Is the service starting? Are you in mixed mode?
2003-07-09
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Yes, I am using ADO. How can I cycle(loop) through the records inside the SP itself? Is that possible?
2003-07-08
Try creating the table and then inserting into it; this should allow you to select the values into a variable and into the table at the same time. But you can only do this for one row at a time, right? I guess I'm having a little trouble figuring out what you're trying to do. […]
2003-07-08
Here is the error message Server: Msg 194, Level 15, State 1, Line 23 A SELECT INTO statement cannot contain a SELECT statement that assigns values to a variable.
2003-07-08
Hi Andy Im using my aussie accent and saying.. "thats a bloody great idea mate". The quarterly release with a binder is a unique concept for IT orientated books. Worth investigating a little further. Cheers Ck Chris Kempster www.chriskempster.com Author of "SQL Server 2k for the Oracle DBA"
2003-07-07
I do agree with DALEC on the storing images in Database, it can be slow. A few GB Data is not a problem. Step 1 : Create a table with Image Data Type Step 2 : Make an ADO Call to SQL DB. Set fldData = rsGetDocument.Fields("Data") lBytes = fldData.ActualSize aByteDocument = fldData.GetChunk(lBytes) Step 3 […]
2003-07-07
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We disconnected all the user databases, moved the system databases and rebuilt them. That seemed to do the job just fine. Cheers
2003-07-07
Using a maintenance job you mean? Best you can do if you're really short on space is do one table/index at a time, or look at the defragindex option of DBCC. Andy http://qa.sqlservercentral.com/columnists/awarren/
2003-07-07
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