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Peter Trast SSCarpal Tunnel Points: 4392 More actions · Answer 1

I got it for the right logical reason but on the wrong object (constraint, not temp table). Great question!

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Andre Guerreiro SSCertifiable Points: 7319 More actions · Answer 2

Great question.

But am I the only that thought that the syntax error was part of the question?

But even so there wouldn't be a right answer for that.

I didn't understand the explanations about the conflict in object names.

Doesn't that only happen with global temp tables (those starting with ##)?

EDIT: Nevermind. I read the error messages wrong.

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Britt Cluff SSCertifiable Points: 5083 More actions · Answer 3

Good question. Thanks for submitting.

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Kangana Beri SSCrazy Points: 2134 More actions · Answer 4

Kangana Beri

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March 21, 2012 at 1:33 pm

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Good question! Thanks.

John Esraelo-498130 SSCertifiable Points: 5914 More actions · Answer 5

I did not continue to read the rest of the script after seeing the 2 "," back to back..

therefore, I have answered the last 2 .. since both will fail..

oh well, whatever..

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John Esraelo

Dineshbabu Hall of Fame Points: 3220 More actions · Answer 6

Can anyone help me in simulating the question in management studio without any application.

Thanks

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Hugo Kornelis SSC Guru Points: 64780 More actions · Answer 7

Dineshbabu (1/10/2013)
Can anyone help me in simulating the question in management studio without any application.

Using Management Studio, create the stored procedure as specified in the question, but add a command WAITFOR DELAY '0:00:10'; to simulate the 10 second running time.

Now open two connections, and type EXEC GetData_Date; in both. Hit execute in one tab, switch to the other tab, then hit execute there.

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Hugo Kornelis (1/10/2013)
Dineshbabu (1/10/2013)
Can anyone help me in simulating the question in management studio without any application.
Using Management Studio, create the stored procedure as specified in the question, but add a command WAITFOR DELAY '0:00:10'; to simulate the 10 second running time.
Now open two connections, and type EXEC GetData_Date; in both. Hit execute in one tab, switch to the other tab, then hit execute there.

Thanks Hugo..

I already tried this, but i used WAITFOR in exec statement, so i'm unable to simulate this... Now i got it..

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mrpaulandrew Mr or Mrs. 500 Points: 552 More actions · Answer 9

Thought the typo was actually a trick so selected error for both. Turns out it's just a typo! 🙁

Hany Helmy SSChampion Points: 13921 More actions · Answer 10

With some logical thinking, got it right, thanx 🙂

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