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  • RE: TCP PORT issue

    Lowell, that's brilliant code. Even though this wasn't my question, I may have to keep your solution in my SQL files for future reference. @=)

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  • RE: Use of multiple.mdf file or .ndf file

    I am curious, though. Why would anyone burn data files on DVD? There are more reliable and much better storage options available that allow for bigger files. These options will...

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  • RE: DB2 to SQL 2000 - DTS - Performance Tuning

    1) Only pull the columns and rows you need from the source (instead of everything). -- In other words, Filter, Filter, Filter.

    2) Run the package when little-to-no other traffic or...

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  • RE: TCP PORT issue

    FYI: Port 1434 is the default UDP port.

    On my local box, I have two Dev servers installed (2k5 & 2k8). Looking at my SQL Server Configuration Manager, both servers have...

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  • RE: SQL Server 2005 installation

    karthikeyan-444867 (2/6/2011)


    All,

    I have installed sql server 2005 in my home machine. when i open management studio, it is prompting to choose the server name (By default nature). I didn't create...

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  • RE: Problem in Analysis Service

    anilkullam, as this is an old thread, you are more likely to get assistance if you start your own new thread and use english to ask the question instead of...

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  • RE: Need help with script alter and drop

    We can't see (or at least I can't) your tables. Can you repost?

    EDIT: Please post table DDL (the create scripts with all keys and indexes). Pictures don't help us help...

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  • RE: Help with a query

    As Jeff said, post both queries (with comments on what each is supposed to do) so we can help you combine them together or offer other advice.

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  • RE: Today's Random Word!

    WOTD: Fidget.

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  • RE: Connection Problems

    Hugo Kornelis (2/7/2011)


    Toreador (2/7/2011)


    I wonder why they are withrawing this procedure?

    If I have to make a guess, it is probably because over the past years, there has been a consistent...

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  • RE: Connection Problems

    Toreador (2/7/2011)


    I always use sp_change_users_login in these circumstances...

    Ditto. I did get the correct answer, but that's not been my first choice of resolution in these instances.

    Toreador (2/7/2011)


    I wonder why they...

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  • RE: Some questions related to database administration

    If you have any IT experience at all, the certs are iffy as to whether or not they'll help you get the job. If you have no official IT experience,...

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  • RE: I cannot understand these codes

    Craig Farrell (2/4/2011)


    Also, to the original question:

    StartDate = CStr(DATEADD("m", DATEDIFF("m", 0, Date) -4, +2))

    EndDate = CStr(DATEADD("m", DATEDIFF("m", 0, Date) -3, +1))

    ReportDate = CStr(DATEADD("m", DATEDIFF("m", 0, Date)-2, +1))

    This query gives the...

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  • RE: I cannot understand these codes

    I know you won't get back to this until next week, but I'm posting this before I forget. ActiveX tasks will be removed (or already have been removed) from SSIS...

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  • RE: Fun(?) with DATETIME2

    Toreador (2/4/2011)


    Brandie Tarvin (2/4/2011)

    The trick is that date doesn't actually exist in some countries, including the U.S.

    But given that the date does exist in many other countries, SQLServer is completely...

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