I found this quote at http://www.mcse.ms/archive85-2004-2-364893.htmlSteve 2004-02-06, 11:33 amUpdate on this. I have turned on journaling on the specific table I am trying to update, and updating/insert/delete works. The problem is, that our 400 people do not want journaling turned on. I have read that having the commit level set to *NONE the odbc connection doesnt […]
2005-03-29
I would agree it's marketing, bad marketing maybe.But XP reports in as Windows 5 under the covers !!I think Win2k does also, haven't checked Win2003 yet.
2005-03-24
We use SQL Compare but I also recommend x-SQL Object (http://www.x-sql.com/).
2004-10-22
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2004-04-02
As long as you have a complete transaction log history, I'm fairly sure this would work. If you have the possibility of an accidental delete though, that's your real problem. I realize that there may be a thousand possible reasons why it has to be setup in a way that allows it, but I would […]
2004-03-17
More than one way to skin that cat. for the sake of simplicity, I would use Antares686 solution. I bet it is also the one with best performance. At least compared to those which use a UDF.But...select cast(cast(getdate() as bigint) as datetime) select getdate() select dateadd(d,datediff(d,0,getdate()),0) select cast(cast(getdate() as bigint) as datetime) ------------------------------------------------------ 2004-02-25 […]
2004-02-25
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