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  • RE: Sql network name

    Does it not give you the option of entering your own server name?

    If not, double-check that SQL Server Browser Service is enabled on the server (if it's a new server,...

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  • RE: Use SSIS or SQL Server Agent to post to HTTPS site

    Shawn Melton (4/16/2014)


    If the vendor also offers secure FTP you could use SSIS to do this but would require a third party add-on or script since SSIS FTP task does...

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  • RE: Use SSIS or SQL Server Agent to post to HTTPS site

    That won't work. A file connection manager does not give me the option of using a user name and password to connect to the HTTPS server.

    Thanks for the suggestion, though.

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  • RE: Use SSIS or SQL Server Agent to post to HTTPS site

    Wow. I completely missed that one.

    But what type of connection manager would I use for the destination?

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  • RE: recursive structure.

    Another note.

    Even if that one data line is bad, I don't think the CTE will work because you're using VARCHAR for the ChildID and ParentID. In such a case,...

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  • RE: recursive structure.

    IF OBJECT_ID('tempdb.[dbo].[#sample]') IS NOT NULL

    DROP TABLE [dbo].[#sample];

    create table #sample(sno int identity,ChildID varchar(30), ParentID varchar(30),task varchar(50));

    --Corrected code by removing extra paren preventing table creation.

    insert into #sample (ChildID,ParentID,task) values('222','111','aerospace');

    insert into #sample...

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  • RE: xp_create_subdir for non-sysadmins

    rollercoaster43 (4/7/2014)


    Hi Jeff,

    Sorry to Jump in here but I was facing the same issue and thought of continuing on the thread.

    I have a Stored procedure created in MAster DB which...

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  • RE: xp_create_subdir for non-sysadmins

    Did you check Jeff's other recommendations? The owner / creator of the proc being SA or someone with sysadmin perms? The database being owned by SA or an account with...

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  • RE: Sql network name

    How are you "pointing" SQL Server? Is this an attempt to connect via SSMS or an actual connection string in a program?

    When you say "but in place wher i point...

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  • RE: SQL script to LOOP in and find sequence gap on Unique column

    Agreeing with Cody here.

    I learned the hard way in my first job that trying to "fix" the data for purely cosmetic reasons can and does screw with the end users....

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  • RE: Load Files in date order

    Brandie Tarvin (4/10/2014)


    Yes. Please post this to the appropriate forum for your SQL version under Business Intelligence or General. This is not the proper forum for this quesiton.

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  • RE: Load Files in date order

    Yes. Please post this to the appropriate forum for your SQL version under Business Intelligence or General. This is not the proper forum for this quesiton.

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  • RE: Execute Permission Problem on Stored Procedure

    Chris Wooding (4/1/2014)


    Granting execute on the schema has worked in other databases. Is it because this user is part of domain users and therefore only using those permissions rather than...

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  • RE: Execute Permission Problem on Stored Procedure

    Odd question. Is there perhaps a database trigger that is rolling back any attempts at A) Executing this proc, or B) deleting data from this (or all) tables?

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  • RE: Execute Permission Problem on Stored Procedure

    I think Lowell's on the right track here. It seems the jumping around has a lot to do with your issues.

    If you are able to impersonate the login using this...

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