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  • RE: Finding Analysis Services in SQL 2000

    I just tried running through the installation of SQL Server 2000 Developer. I tried adding components to my existing install of the SQL Server. There was nothing there...

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  • RE: Finding Analysis Services in SQL 2000

    Well, the service is definitely installed on the server, but my client tools can't seem to access it. Do I need to install AS on my desktop to get...

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  • RE: Changing Career Gears

    You're correct there. The closest I got was when I started creating MS Access databases for various things while I worked for the records management firm. I was the...

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  • RE: Finding Analysis Services in SQL 2000

    Markus,

    Thank you. That explains why I'm confused. I'm using the client tools on my desktop and should have gone straight to the source. @=)

    Thanks again!

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  • RE: Finding Analysis Services in SQL 2000

    Loner,

    I'm trying to figure out if it's already installed, though. How do I do that?

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  • RE: Changing Career Gears

    Clive, I didn't say I had no Real World experience. I said I had no professional experience. Professional = Paid official job title.

    My father was a computer programmer,...

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  • RE: VARCHAR(1000) vs. VARCHAR(MAX)

    Ditto to Ed's reply with one clarification. @=)

    The 2 byte overhead of VarXXXXX datatypes is basically a pointer (of sorts) that tells the data page that this field can grow...

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  • RE: Who's responsible for the Data Model?

    I actually agree with getting everyone to sit down and contribute. The problem is that in practice it usually ends up being one person who sits down and creates...

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  • RE: VARCHAR(1000) vs. VARCHAR(MAX)

    Does SQL Server actually reserve the space on the disk for the field if it is varchar(8000) and only 100 characters are used?

    Yes... Sort of. It doesn't actually...

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  • RE: Who's responsible for the Data Model?

    Heaven forbid that you should leave it up to the application developers. They'll design you a database that makes a DBA job a nightmare! And there are people...

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  • RE: Changing Career Gears

    Clive,

    They didn't introduce just one new cert. They introduced 4 of them. @=) All new SQL Server 2005 certification information can be found at the following link:

    http://www.microsoft.com/learning/mcp/mcts/sql/default.mspx

    Hope this...

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  • RE: Changing Career Gears

    If you've been a DBA for 8 years already, go for the MCITP instead (SQL 2005 -and possibly 2008- certs). It'll look much better on your job history. ...

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  • RE: SQL 2000 DB in SQL 2005

    Glad we could help. @=)

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  • RE: Certification Rumors and Tips

    The best thing you can do for yourself, Jigisha, is practice, practice, practice.

    There are still a lot of shops which use SQL Server 2000, which might make it worth your...

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  • RE: Restoring bak files

    Chethan,

    I doubt it's an appended backup issue. Media families usually refer to the media the backup is stored on. I.E., tape, UNC disk drive, local disk drive.

    Unless you've...

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