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  • RE: Cleaning up "rotten" tables - need help with code

    Jeff Moden (9/22/2016)


    I'd be in deep Kimchie if I deleted some of my empty tables because they're used to prop up some very necessary "Instead of" triggers on a View...

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  • RE: Looking to update old code

    I'll keep this all in mind. Thanks, everyone.

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  • RE: Are the posted questions getting worse?

    HELLO! This is my new "must have".

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  • RE: Are the posted questions getting worse?

    TomThomson (9/24/2016)


    Jeff Moden (9/23/2016)


    Luis Cazares (9/23/2016)


    Someone needs a course on how to write basic DML. Or maybe I'm just grumpy this week.

    No... you're not grumpy. As a matter of...

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  • RE: Looking to update old code

    Eric M Russell (9/23/2016)


    Brandie Tarvin (9/22/2016)


    Eric M Russell (9/16/2016)


    If this is something like a data warehouse, where you have very large tables that are sourced for reporting purposes from other...

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  • RE: Looking to update old code

    The Dixie Flatline (9/22/2016)


    Brandie Tarvin (9/22/2016)


    The Dixie Flatline (9/15/2016)


    If some of your joins are to tables that simply provide descriptions, I'm a big fan of converting those joins to inline...

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  • RE: Are the posted questions getting worse?

    YIKES! Not only is Microsoft changing the patching for Win 7 & 8.1, but hackers have gotten to the White House.

    And we're having mini-meltdowns at work where everyone is...

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  • RE: Cleaning up "rotten" tables - need help with code

    Phil Parkin (9/22/2016)


    Brandie Tarvin (9/22/2016)


    Thanks, guys. But you're all missing the point of my question.

    I withdraw it since no one understands what I'm asking for.

    Yep, I am totally puzzled...

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  • RE: Cleaning up "rotten" tables - need help with code

    mister.magoo (9/22/2016)


    I would:

    Change the process so it doesn't generate empty tables.

    Yeah, already doing that.

    Open Object Explorer Details, right click column headers and include "Row Count" in the display

    Sort list by...

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  • RE: Cleaning up "rotten" tables - need help with code

    Thanks, guys. But you're all missing the point of my question.

    I withdraw it since no one understands what I'm asking for.

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  • RE: Cleaning up "rotten" tables - need help with code

    Phil Parkin (9/22/2016)


    I'd write a query to identify (only) the empty tables. Add a column to the query which returns the 'DROP TABLE ...' statement, for the selected table.

    Execute the...

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  • RE: SQL Agent Job Shows Running for Days, but Not Really Running

    jerry-621596 (9/15/2016)


    I tried your script and get and error saying the request to stop the job was refused because the job is not currently running.

    Seems like the mystery runs deeper...

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  • RE: Looking to update old code

    Eric M Russell (9/16/2016)


    If this is something like a data warehouse, where you have very large tables that are sourced for reporting purposes from other transactional databases, then consider more...

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  • RE: Looking to update old code

    The Dixie Flatline (9/15/2016)


    Also, get rid of scalar functions in queries wherever possible. Inline table valued functions perform wayyy better.

    Hmmm. Not really using scalar functions. Using a...

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  • RE: Looking to update old code

    The Dixie Flatline (9/15/2016)


    If some of your joins are to tables that simply provide descriptions, I'm a big fan of converting those joins to inline table-valued functions. ...

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