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RE: Effecient decimal precision and storage

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Hi BillyWilly, quote: However, My current system runs like the wind and can calculate and serve formatted HTML for 20 funds, 9 time series(Daily, Week To date, Month to date...), for a five year period in under a second - no problems there. have you ever considered a marketing or sales job So what are […]

2003-06-05

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RE: Disaster Recovery [?]

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I don't believe you can get the data back. Transaction log backups (and differential backups) must be applied to the FULL BACKUP made prior to them. Had someone made a FULL BACKUP when the database was set up, then you could restore that backup and then the transaction log. Sorry, I guess this is where […]

2003-06-02

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RE: How to keep and restore the deleted records?

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I have had very good success adding these columns to all my tables (all with simple indexes) cUserIns Char(24) tDtIns DateTime cUserUpd Char(24) tDtUps DateTime cUserDel Char(24) tDtDel DateTime iDel Int default value for iDel is 0, default value for tDtIns is getdate(). When any user does a delete, put a 1 in iDel and […]

2003-06-02

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RE: slow performance,can it be done faster?

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Wow. Where do we start. 1) Don't use cursors. This procedure can be rewritten using standard SET-based SQL commands. First, do the update on current date records where they match on the correct criteria (sequence number). Then do the insert for the records which do not match. Then do an update for the 7 days […]

2003-05-22

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RE: NT Groups and SQL Server Access Right

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Thanks for your help bkelley. The exact error that I have when a member of the group try to connect is: “Unable to Connect to server xxx Server: Msg 18456, Level 16, State 1 [Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server Driver][SQL Server]Login failed for user ‘Domain\Name’” Do you have put in place the same structure than me: Domain […]

2003-05-21

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RE: date problem with SQL 2000

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quote: quote: Have you checked Regional Options on the server. I seem to remember having this problem before and always struggled with it. I have my servers set to British the date formatted to dd/mm/yyyy and dd mmm yyyy. I do what mlwang does and use yyyy-mm-dd format for input and matching. I know that […]

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2003-05-20

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