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  • RE: Transcenders

    I have to wonder if someone from Transceder isn't working with the MS crew that they can be that good with the exams and not get sued.  Surely MS would...

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  • RE: Backing Up a Database with SMO

    Good catch on the typos!  Thanks for pointing them out.

    I apologize for not mentioning the Security Settings.  I re-create this project 3 times to make sure my code worked consistantly and...

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  • RE: Losing data string in Union All

    BTW, thank you both for your replies.  I do appreciate them.

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  • RE: Losing data string in Union All

    Bob,

    Actually, I finally figured out what the problem is.  It isn't SSIS (per say), but the Excel connection to SSIS.  Even if I pull a sheet with data first, each...

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  • RE: Backing Up a Database with SMO

    Honestly, I haven't actually worked Visual Basic Express, just Studio 2005.  Google has lots of information about SQL Server Express and the SMO object, but I can't seem to find...

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  • RE: SQL Server SP2 Problem!!!!

    Thanks, Mohammed!  You are a gem! @=)

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  • RE: Losing data string in Union All

    Unfortunately, it doesn't help.  I am using SSIS in SQL 2005, not DTS in SQL 2000.  And the only other explanation I found that's similar to this is talking about...

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  • RE: SQL Server SP2 Problem!!!!

    I know a lot of people who do the Ronco thing, "Set it and forget it" when it comes to backups.  The job works perfectly and the backups from the...

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  • RE: Losing data string in Union All

    Okay, I found what I wanted finally in the Advanced Editor for the Excel Source objects (Advanced Editor, Input & Output Properties -> Excel Source Output -> External Columns).  But...

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  • RE: SQL Server SP2 Problem!!!!

    Ah.  I didn't realize someone had already posted the issue.  Sorry about that.

    My take on it is this is one of those things no one thought to check.  After all,...

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  • RE: Where Did The Women Go?

    Ginger,

    If it makes you feel any better, you're not the only woman who works that way.  #s 1 and 2 describe me as well.  And while I do work with...

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  • RE: Where Did The Women Go?

    I think the most part of the decline is due simply to the effects of the Tech Bust.  We all know there were tons of people in IT that shouldn't have been...

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  • RE: Where Did The Women Go?

    Female sterotyping?  I don't know.

    I am the only woman in a 4 person DBA team here at my workplace.  The development team consists of an additional 7 men.  And yet,...

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  • RE: Puzzled by simple recovery model and transaction log

    Stephanie,

    No kidding!  I had a 6 week contract once for a company who only had developers on staff.  And my very first job was creating translog backups.  They had started...

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  • RE: Puzzled by simple recovery model and transaction log

    The only time I usually shrink a database is when I've backed up a Prod DB (set to FULL recovery) and restored it down to a Dev box.  I shrink...

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