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  • RE: Are the posted questions getting worse?

    I wish I could attend all the international SQL Saturdays. That would be so much fun.

    I have been thinking about testing remote presentation at some U.S. Saturday's though, and expanding...

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  • RE: Table design bias to rows or columns

    I have to agree with Sean. Use # 1. First of all, it adheres to the rules of normalization, plus it takes advantage of the fact that you have access...

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  • RE: How to output results from a "Execute T-SQL Statement Task" in a Maintenance Plan in SQL 2008

    Try putting the results into a table then reporting off the table.

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  • RE: query database for different packages for same employee

    Whenever you have an aggregate of any type in a UNION statement, verify that the datatype for that aggregate is the same in all sections of the UNION.

    0 AS [ADV_EFT]...

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  • RE: Notify Operator Task - Unable to set "Notification Message Subject"

    Jeff, I just saw this. Are you sure the issue isn't your connection? I see it set to Local. What happens if you set it to an actual server name?...

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  • RE: What is a flat table?

    Layman's explanation. Think of an Excel spreadsheet. Just one page. Now imagine it's filled with your banking information. The first 5-7 columns are your customer names and addresses, the next...

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  • RE: Match Canceling Records

    I would be tempted to look at the code that enters the transactions and see if there is anything there that can be cribbed into your solution. But aside from...

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  • RE: Are the posted questions getting worse?

    jcrawf02 (1/25/2012)


    Steve Jones - SSC Editor (1/25/2012)


    SQL Kiwi (1/24/2012)


    Steve Jones - SSC Editor (1/24/2012)


    But you can ski?

    I tried snowboarding once (in a supervised inside environment[/url]) and that was enough to...

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  • RE: SQL Developer licensing

    Andrew Collins (1/25/2012)


    I have not said microsoft have told me i could use the data this way.

    The reason i started this thread was beacuse i wanted to find out if...

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  • RE: SQL Developer licensing

    GilaMonster (1/25/2012)


    Brandie Tarvin (1/25/2012)


    I hate to break it to you, but there is no good excuse you can give Microsoft for using live data in report development. You can, as...

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  • RE: SQL Developer licensing

    SQLKnowItAll (1/25/2012)


    Brandie Tarvin (1/25/2012)


    mean that replication is an acceptable DRS.

    For my own understanding... I assume you mean database DR, as I can see this being an acceptable solution for site...

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  • RE: SQL Developer licensing

    Andrew Collins (1/25/2012)


    it will initially be used as a development BI reporting accessing data from live, when dev is complete we will change to enterprise

    Andrew,

    I hate to break it to...

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  • RE: SQL Developer licensing

    Robert Murphy UK1 (1/25/2012)


    *** Oh and so long as you are replicating the data there for development purposes and not a disaster recovery solution 😎

    Can I just add, for anyone...

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  • RE: Match Canceling Records

    Reading further, it looks like you want to take the first Cancel of several as a match.

    Which makes me curious. How are multiple cancels for one issue making it into...

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  • RE: Match Canceling Records

    DougG (1/23/2012)


    Thanks for the response.

    Let me see if I can clear it up a bit:

    TranSeqMatching TranSeq

    1Unmatched

    25

    34

    43

    52

    67

    76

    89

    98

    1011

    1110

    12Unmatched

    Already with this you've violated your theory constraints. Your comment "When there is a matching...

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