Tame Those Strings - Part 6
Continuing with Steve Jones series on string manipulation, this article looks at an interesting facet of the SELECT operator.
2001-07-04
8,839 reads
Continuing with Steve Jones series on string manipulation, this article looks at an interesting facet of the SELECT operator.
2001-07-04
8,839 reads
Steve Jones's review of this classic and reference. A must-have for every SQL Server DBA.
2001-07-04
5,404 reads
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2001-07-04
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In the last installment of this column, at the end of a long and erudite discussion on clonation, I introduced the sad but instructive story of Dolly. As a real scientist, I was conducting experiments on disconnected data features applied to intermittent applications.
2001-07-03
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2001-07-02
4,056 reads
This article addresses some common questions about the Log Shipping tool for Microsoft SQL Server 7.0.
2001-07-02
1,764 reads
Ever needed to find the first occurrance of some data. This article looks at T-SQL querying for data in natural order.
2001-06-29
12,665 reads
Microsoft Corp. today announced that veterans taking tests in the Microsoft® Certified Professional (MCP) program can now use their Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) education benefits to cover examination fees (May 23, 2001).
2001-06-29
4,208 reads
If you’re running database-intensive code from Visual Basic or ASP, stored procedures can give you a great speed boost. With ADO 2.1, one of the components that makes up MDAC, this technique is easier to implement than ever.
2001-06-29
1,967 reads
This article shows you how to create multiple converging paths in workflow, and covers the use of a simulated OR constraint, not available directly from within the designer.
2001-06-28
990 reads
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