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RE: Connection Issues

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<so the GUI  is my crutch! >Yes, it gets quite complicated using T-SQL but being unable to reproduce your actions and being unable to produce an audit trail because you used EM  will cause the auditor to raise an issue due to Sarabannes-Oxley (for publicly traded companies)  and HIPAA (for the Health Care Industry). I worked for many […]

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2005-03-02

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RE: Crystal Reports data access methods (stored procs, etc.)

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Option A also keeps your logic out of the report, which turns the report into just a formatting tool.  This allows other tools, such as excel, to use the same source logic, which enhances reuse and makes reconciliation easier.  This will also allow you more easily to switch to a different tool if needed.  Example: Crystal […]

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2004-11-05

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RE: Sargable condition slower than non-sargable...why?

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your problem was more interesting than my work..... I can tell you the exec-plans are different....print them out and compare line by line....you'll see they diverge quite fast.i'd be interested to see if the exec-plans (of both queries) from the test box...(which are always fast???)...differ in any way....either between themselves...or compared to the prod versions.

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2004-07-22

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RE: Returning too many rows....

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hey egnagey,try adding the following HAVING clause to your SQL to see if that is what you are looking for:SELECT   tblroofs.roofid, cap.estimatedcost as CapCost, cap.estimateddate FROM   tblcapitalexpenditures as cap RIGHT OUTER JOIN  tblroofs ON cap.RoofID = tblRoofs.RoofID WHERE   [tblRoofs].[CompanyID] = @CompanyID AND   DATEPART(yyyy, cap.estimateddate) >= DATEPART(yyyy, DATEADD(yyyy, 1, GETDATE())) GROUP BY […]

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2004-07-22

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RE: Where Can I find Yukon Beta?

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I searched whole of MSDN and its release contents online but couldn't find it. I also suspected for release label as SQL Server 2005 but there was none. Usually MS releases beta products for MSDN enterprises? Can Yukon be a exception? That would be against MS marketing policy  Please let me know if you come across […]

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2004-04-09

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