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Problem with SP1

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Since I have installed the Reporting Services SP1, somme reports does not work with the error : The Index and the length must references a place in a string. Parameter name : length Do you know why ? thanks

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2004-07-05

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RE: Alter table name

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Not really what I need to do.  What is needed is to create a complete set of monthly data with the same table names adding the date to the table name.  To rerun a historical report they could rename the tables (3) by removing the data portion.What I was trying to do.Declare @filename char(50)Set @filename […]

2004-06-22

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RE: One-step data scrubbing

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It will depend on your setup but if you are the default setup for the English version then this should do the trick.SELECT datepart(mm,cast(replace(birth_date,'.','') as smalldatetime))Note: 'dec 12,2004' is understood as 12/12/2004. But 'dec. 12, 2004' will cause an issue. As long as all are the standard abbreviations you should be fine except needing to […]

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2004-05-13

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RE: Calculating disk space please!!!!

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Would check database and LOG file sizes periodically and use the following proc to learn what individual tables are doing i.e, what size each table is using within the data base.  A point of caution it is possible that depending upon additions / updates / deletions made to data to have the log file grow faster […]

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2004-03-12

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RE: Temp Table Name

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If you are using local temp tables then SQL Server ensures each name is unique.   If you are using global temp tables then you must ensure the names are unique. How are you planning to use the temp tables?

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2004-02-19

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RE: Temporary tables in stored procedures

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From BOL:"A local temporary table created in a stored procedure is dropped automatically when the stored procedure completes. The table can be referenced by any nested stored procedures executed by the stored procedure that created the table. The table cannot be referenced by the process which called the stored procedure that created the table."As for […]

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2004-01-15

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RE: Previous Queries

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I'm not sure this answers your question, but if I understand you correctly.... at the bottom of the Active Topics page, there is something like this: Showing page 1 of 12 - 15 of 166 topics. Next 15 Last » Click on the Next and you will go to the next group of postings. -SQLBill

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2004-01-08

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