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RE: Troubleshooting MSDTC in SQL Servers between W2003 and W2000

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Hi,I do have the same issue when using Linked Server too in addition to my Openrowset query.Could you post here how did you change those settings? So far I found the articlehttp://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/cossdk/html/eb45c4ef-73c7-4941-abfb-0ce1adcdfb80.aspthas says that Win2003 SP1 or Win XP SP2 required, that we did not have yetPlatforms: Windows XP Service Pack 2, Windows Server 2003 Service Pack […]

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2005-05-20

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RE: user!userID used to build report parameter selection list

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I'm not sure what I did different OTHERTHAN I noticed you said tht the line must end with a space so I carfully placed the string back in and hit return after the last ".  It works now!!!!!  This is great.  I evidently wasn't holding my breath or crossing my eyes or something right.  Thank […]

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2005-05-20

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RE: Question of the Day for 16 May 2005

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I thought that it would return other then null as well. After I got the 'you are incorrect' message I copied the SQL directly from the html page and pasted it into DB Artisan running against my local SQL Server installation.  To my surprise, I was right. I did get a return like answer c. […]

2005-05-16

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ASCII characters above 127 not translating through linked server

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Good afternoon,We have an Oracle database that holds a table we need to pull over into SQL Server 2000. The source table has a field that contains character strings which freqently include ASCII characters between 128-256. A developer has set up a linked server on the SQL 2000 server, using the "Microsoft OLE DB Driver for Oracle" driver. When I run […]

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2005-02-08

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How to get the last day of the month

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I have two variablesSET @FromDate = '1/1/2004' SET @ToDate = '5/23/2004'Is there a way/trick to get the last day of let's say January 2004 (or any year that @FromDate variable has). I don't think that SQL date functions can do that.Note: @FromDate variable could have '1/12/2004'  or '1/23/1999' as well.Thanks

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2004-11-29

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