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RE: Replace

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try this: create table t(x int,d int) insert into t(x) values(1) insert into t(x) values(2) insert into t(x) values(3) insert into t(x) values(4) select * from t declare @x int set @x = 0 update t set d=@x,@x=@x+1 select * from t drop table t Gregory Larsen, DBA If you looking for SQL Server Examples […]

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2003-06-05

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RE: Replace

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Here is one easy way. alter the table adding a identity column update the original column setting it to the new identity column then drop the new identity column.

2003-06-05

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RE: copy DTS jobs between servers

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If you want exact copy and as long as you can see in EM both servers: 1. Setup DTSTask_DTSDataPumpTask with source MSDB database on the source server - destination MSDB database on the destination server. In source Tab you can type in sql query window a select statement with where condition of your choice which […]

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2003-06-02

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RE: What is this?

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It's just the way how ADO queries SQL Server. To find more about sp_cursor sp look at "System Stored Procedures" in Books-On-Line. There is a section on sp_cursor... Sps at the bottom of the article.

2003-05-28

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RE: Joining Two Queries into one table

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Thanks so much! it's exactly what I needed (although without the "ALL" - to not have duplicates) It's those usefull T-SQL stuff that are so elusive sometimes. I should really slap myself for: a. not knowing this operator before b. for not reading the SELECT specification carefully enough I was already thinking to a level […]

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2003-05-26

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RE: Database Size

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Oops I could not understand your problem correctly. Is the 5.5GB file you are talking about is a database file?. If yes...check the Books Online for the command DBCC shrinkfile, shrinkdatabase and its usage..this might help you.

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2003-05-26

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RE: SQL Server & Lawson

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A few questions: (1) What version of Lawson? (2) What version of Apps? (3) Lawson on same or separate box? On a related note, have you seen the Lawson SysAdmin group on Topica (http://www.topica.com)? You'll find me and few other Lawson SQL Server DBAs there as well... K. Brian Kelley http://www.truthsolutions.com/ Author: Start to Finish […]

2003-05-12

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