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SSC-Enthusiastic
 
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Grasshopper
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Just very good.
Voldemar
likes to play chess
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SSC Rookie
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The problem with some of this weird functions is... you use it so sparingly that when you need it you forget the syntax and their meaning... I've never developed a stored procedure longer than 30 lines without even going once to BOL even when I know what functions to use... I just simply don't remember parameters and details about the ANSI/non ANSI behavior... I wish I had a chip inserted in my brain so I don't have to read every page in BOL 10 times! Do any of you guys know about a good and easy to learn memorization technique? regards,
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Old Hand
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Thats a very good article Dinesh. Keep it up 
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Very Informative. Hope to See many more in the future
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SSC Eights!
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Great article thanks. Off to rewrite all my CASE statements using COALESCE() David
If it ain't broke, don't fix it...
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