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RE: Source Control for UDF's???

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I use VS.NET for all my database objects, not only SP's. If you select all your tables, views, ect in your database, right-click and choose "Generate Script..", you can make scripts for all your objects. Just choose a map that is part of your database project, and VS.NET takes care of the source control part […]

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2003-06-16

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RE: Why should prevent creation of new DTS packages...

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I like the "break all his fingers" option. but I suppose this may not fly with his boss, although my boss would probably do it for me . Thank you for your posts, I will investigate the link. Thanks for your tip on removing guest from this database. I will investigate if he is still […]

2003-06-13

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RE: Snapshot replication

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If you change them in both then you won't have any problems. The next time the snapshot agents runs, it will create a snapshot with the new data types and apply them to the subscribers. you should change both data types in both serves before the agent runs.

2003-06-12

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RE: Using variables within IN

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Hello amelvin, quote: declare @SQL set @SQL='select * from tablea where columnb in (' + @SomeVariable + ')' exec sp_executesql @SQL that was also my intention, however from some quick testing, it only seems to work with an consecutive numbering Cheers, Frank

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2003-06-11

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RE: Using "Like" or Wildcard

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Here's the problem: WHERE (LEDef_ActiveInd = 1) OR(LEDef_ActiveInd = 1) AND (LEDef_Cd LIKE '10%') You are asking: Give me LEDef_ActiveInd = 1, OR give me (LEDef_ActiveInd = 1) AND (LEDef_Cd LIKE '10%'). So, when it finds LEDef_ActiveInd = 1 it says okay...here's what you want, I quit. So the second part of the OR is […]

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2003-06-10

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RE: Handling Time Dimension ! Help

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Hi Affan, Are you saying that you want the time (HH:MM:SS) in your time dimension in your cube(s)? If yes,then the member counts on this dimension are likely to be large, especially if you include all times within a day at say the minute level. Alternatively, you could put time of day into a separate […]

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2003-06-05

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RE: DTS Designer Error

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Did you try opening it up from another computer (i.e. another Client Tools installation)? If so, how are your msdb backups? I can't think of anything other than a restore of the msdb to get them back if you can't open the package from anywhere. May be worth a call to MS if it is […]

2003-06-05

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RE: Moving transactions logs

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First you are going to have to detach the db using <b>sp_detach_db</b>. Then move the log to the new location and use <b>sp_attach_db</b>. The easiest way to do this is to open up SQL Query Analyzer and run these procedures. Look up on technet.com and/or MSDN for a description on how to use these procs. […]

2003-06-04

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RE: Nightmare field...stripping a int from a varchar

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Marty You say that you would like to place this functionality into a User Defined Function, however there are a number of issues to consider about using something like this in a function. 1. Scaler Functions The main problem you have with a scaler function in this situation is that thay can return only a […]

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2003-06-03

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