I have to compare the file in 2 directories based on their modified date.

Hi Jeff,

How to traverse a directory/subdirectory to save all file into a table.....

any body on this one.......

Thanks Jeff....I ran this command on my machine and setup.txt file do exist........

well....I will try this wid some other file name.....one more I have evaluation edition ......

Sudeepta (11/6/2008)

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Hello everyone,

I am looking for some documentation on Monitoring SQL Server 2005. I have a Ms Press Book titled as SQL Server 2005 Implementation and Maintenance. However, that book...

Jon Burnett (11/7/2008)

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Microsoft in their infinite wisdom decided to disable the client side print program due to a security problem. I've been having my users select the export to PDF...

Steve Jones - Editor (10/19/2008)

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When you execute the job, the SQL Agent service account (or a proxy that is configured) is who executes the batch file. That account needs to...

The error is "Access is Denied", I have loggedin as sa

however the batch file executes successfuly at the command prompt

Luke L (10/15/2008)

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Exactly, If you setup a shared datasource in your Report Project/Solution you can point all of your reports to that datasource. Then just publish the datasource with...

I am using shared database ... I had to assign shared database to each report manualy...Is there a way to...

Luke L (10/14/2008)

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sorry about the delay I was out of the office for a few days.

Yes. I deploy reports from my workstation to my report server in...

Does this method can be used to deploy reports...

Luke L (10/10/2008)

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Yes, I do this all the time with visual studio. You can either deploy your entire project, or use cntl+click to select the reports you want to...

Steve Jones - Editor (10/9/2008)

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RESTART

Note:

Supported only by RESTORE.

Specifies that SQL Server should restart a restore operation that has...

It depends on the distribution of the inserts... if the distribution is wide across the table, then nonclustered indexes can suffer quite badly. If the distribution is "close"...