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  • RE: Automating Defrag and Index Rebuilds

    Arthur.Lorenzini (10/6/2008)


    That sounds right where I want to go with this. Do have any examples of how this could be done. I really don't want to re-invent the wheel.

    I do...



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  • RE: Automating Defrag and Index Rebuilds

    One thing I would recommend is to automate regular reports to check which tables are fragmented beyond what you would call a reasonable limit. Store these table names in...



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  • RE: problem in calculating average

    Try casting token as a decimal before taking the average.

    Example:

    select avg(cast(token as decimal)) from table



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  • RE: Replacing an existing table

    I'm pretty sure that will mess up your relationships since they use the table ID, not the name.

    The stored procedures use the name so they should be ok.



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  • RE: A different Distinct Query

    Someone slap me please! All I keep thing about is using a ...... cursor.



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  • RE: A different Distinct Query

    John, if all you want is year, month, and sal, would this not work for you?

    SELECT MIN(year) as [year], MIN(month) as [month], sal

    FROM YourTable

    GROUP BY sal

    ORDER BY sal



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  • RE: Nova Scotia SQL Developer Job Market

    Thank Penelope.

    I found almost 250 IT jobs posted since Sept 1st. Unfortunately they're not all SQL related and not only in NS but that was a higher number than...



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  • RE: Nova Scotia SQL Developer Job Market

    There's not a whole lot on Monster.ca right now, but that does not mean a whole lot.

    I agree, the NS summers are nice, especially compared to midsouth USA, but they're...



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  • RE: For Each populate different tables

    I'm sure that could be made to work in SSIS with the help of a Script task.

    You could use VB.NET to read the first row and build a "create table"...



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  • RE: Does the company allow employees to telecommute a good retaining tool?

    Maybe someday telecommuting will become so common that we can start working for companies in India.

    (Sorry, I just couldn't resist.)

    :hehe:



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  • RE: For Each populate different tables

    Well, that depends ....

    Can you provide more details about what you mean?



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  • RE: For Each populate different tables

    Yes there is a way, using dynamic SQL.

    I once did something similar. I had a SQL query that would assign to a variable the name of the first file...



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  • RE: For Each populate different tables

    How can you tell which file maps to which table?



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  • RE: olap cube tutorial

    Somehow my first link disappeared.

    http://www.devx.com/dbzone/Article/21410/1954%5D



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  • RE: olap cube tutorial

    I Googled sql 2005 olap cube tutorial

    and got:



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