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I have a central database with million images and I need to copy these images into a table in another db on the same server, so can someone help me in determining the efficient way of doing it. FYI there is no logic in this migration it is straight copy from db to another. thanks […]
2011-03-03
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Hello I'm having some issues showing an external image on a report There's a few posts on this site that describe a similar issue I've followed and nothing seems to work I've taken the following steps 1. Created a folder called Images on the home directory of Reporting services 2. Uploaded the image here (test.png) […]
2016-02-09
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Dear AllIn My scenario we are handled more then 1 TB size images.Last couple of years we are storing all the images in SQLSERver database (Image Datatype). But now my superior told me here after we will store the image in File system . I have so many confusion this idea .Please suggest me Pros […]
2019-01-27
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2007-08-13
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Hello Everyone. I need to load images from folders into a SQL Server table and I have done it successfully for individual images, however I need to load all the names of the folders and sub folders names in separate columns + load all images. So the folders look like as in the screenshot and […]
2014-12-08
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Hello. In the visibility tab of Image properties I have used a switch statement: =SWITCH (Parameters!Site.Value = "Website1", "file1", Parameters!Site.Value = "Website2", "file2", Parameters!Site.Value = "Website3", "file3", Parameters!Site.Value = "Website", "file4", Parameters!Site.Value = "Website5", "file5", Parameters!Site.Value = "Website6", "file6", ) Have alternately used an IIF statement: =IIF (Parameters!Site.Value = "Website1", "file1", Parameters!Site.Value = "Website2", "file2", […]
2015-02-18
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Many downloads - especially from MS - are now coming as ISO images. Usually you burn these to CD or DVD and then use as normal, but there is a way to access the image directly saving the time/cost of burning. Not a SQL article, but you may find it useful anyway.
2005-10-14 (first published: 2004-07-16)
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Steve Jones explains how SQL Clone can be used to create multiple copies of a database for different testing scenarios, while using just a fraction of the disk space. For example for developers to experiment in sandbox environments, with full copies of large databases, without the hassle and delays of restoring backups or copying database files.
2017-02-14
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I no longer install SQL Server on my workstation, I use Docker to spin up instances as and when I...
2017-08-22
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I have an SSRS report which has an indicator column(Image: Green or Red). when i try to export the report to excel, except the indicator images everything is coming properly. Is there any settings we need to change to export the SSRS embedded images to excel? or any suggestions? Regards, Ramu
2009-01-02
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By Zikato
In SQL Server, using the KILL command to terminate a session results in an...
In today’s data-driven world, having the right tools to manage and process large datasets...
By Steve Jones
flichtish – adj. nervously aware how much of your self-image is based on untested...
I took a backup with the CHECKSUM option, which was successful and showed no...
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Just came across something weird. Was wondering if anyone else has ever seen this....
I have a table in SQL Server 2022 that is an XML data type. I have an index on this column and want to create statistics using CREATE STATISTICS for some of the data in the column. What should I do?
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