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  • RE: VARCHAR datatype

    J (10/7/2008)


    So if you had adopted the 10-digit space-saving configuration, now you have to go back and change it.

    If you adopted a 12-digit char column instead, in a million row...

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  • RE: A Better Database Engine

    Steve Jones - Editor (10/7/2008)


    It's as likely that they chose Oracle because of a few golf games as they like it.

    It's been my experience that most "strategic" decisions are made...

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  • RE: Should He Stay or Should He Go?

    James Goodwin (9/26/2008)


    It should be pretty clear by now to Eric that he isn't moving up in this company. But it is also possible that he doesn't really want...

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  • RE: Breaking a SP into smaller modules

    Wait for it...

    🙂

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  • RE: Creating CLR assemblies with VS 2008

    Jonathan Kehayias (8/19/2008)


    To keep your CLR Assembly scalable, you might consider using a Enum of acceptable file types. Then your procedure could validate that the filetype provided is in...

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  • RE: Creating CLR assemblies with VS 2008

    You've both made a good point (I hate it when that happens).

    Since the goal is really to delete text files, I can change the C# code to reject a file...

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  • RE: Creating CLR assemblies with VS 2008

    I was wondering when you'd show up to ask me that, Jeff 🙂

    I have a stored procedure that creates files that are emailed as attachments by sp_send_dbmail. I...

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  • RE: Creating CLR assemblies with VS 2008

    Yep, that did it. I thought I set it to external access on the create assembly statement, but I guess not. Thanks for all your help.

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  • RE: Creating CLR assemblies with VS 2008

    I copied it to C:, then did this:

    USE master

    GO

    -- First Create the Asymmetric Key from the Assembly

    CREATE ASYMMETRIC KEY DftFileDeleteKey

    FROM EXECUTABLE FILE = 'C:\SqlServerProject1.dll'

    GO

    --Now create a...

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  • RE: Creating CLR assemblies with VS 2008

    When you build a SQL project is VS, where does it put the assembly? I have to specify it for CREATE ASYMMETRIC KEY, but I don't see where on...

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  • RE: Creating CLR assemblies with VS 2008

    Thanks Johnathon, but how does the user in your example relate to the user who is actually going to run the stored proc? I have an Agent job that...

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  • RE: Platform change

    Show him an article that says that Oracle developers make 50% more than SQL Server developers...:w00t:

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  • RE: In The Zone

    Ian Massi (6/19/2008)


    For reference, my favourite Kevin Costner movies about baseball are:

    1) Field of Dreams

    2) For Love of the Game

    3) Robin Hood Prince of Thieves

    Yeah, I especially liked that last...

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  • RE: A place for everything

    Matt Miller (6/11/2008)


    If the SAN performance is decent - i'd even consider moving the data and log volumes onto the SAN, and keep the local volumes for paging file and...

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  • RE: A place for everything

    GilaMonster (6/11/2008)


    It's still a stupid standard though.

    Is it just me, or is there really a requirement that all corporate standards have to have at least one stupid element? I...

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