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  • RE: How can we insert a big text

    I created temp table, 1 row for testing and the code to show you that you can do the update with larg data if you using NVARCHAR(MAX)!

    Maybe you should post...

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  • RE: Changing Taxonomy

    Steve I think you need more moderators to clean the posts in wrong sections!

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  • RE: How can we insert a big text

    You can test here!

    CREATE TABLE #TESTING

    (

    ID INT,

    TEXTING NVARCHAR(MAX)

    );

    GO

    INSERT INTO #TESTING

    SELECT 1, 'YOUR LONG TEXT MAYBE HERE!';

    DECLARE @TEXT AS NVARCHAR(MAX)

    DECLARE @ID AS INT

    SET @ID = 1

    SET @TEXT = ' bLLA BLLA...

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  • RE: How can we insert a big text

    ok ... try declaration as NVARCHAR(MAX)!

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  • RE: DBCC is "old technology"???

    GilaMonster (12/28/2008)


    Dugi (12/27/2008)


    ...do we have any other possibility such as DBCC checkident isn't it!?

    Does your copy of Books Online say that CheckIdent is deprecated?

    Simple ...NO! - I don't have...

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  • RE: Changing Taxonomy

    I agree with you Lynn Petis ...but better will be like this:

    SQL Server 2000

    Administration

    General

    ...

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  • RE: problem with installation

    amarnath_sk (12/27/2008)


    ya i hav done that.

    can i see that instance in my admin system,if possible how can i ?

    Did you install indivitualy in 3 machines or just in one ...so...

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  • RE: Changing Taxonomy

    Why not to see the forum more simple organized...I agree...not bad idea!?

    😉

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  • RE: DBCC is "old technology"???

    hmmm interesting info here ... what about Identity columns if you want to reseed ... or check the identity value ...do we have any other possibility such as DBCC checkident...

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  • RE: Query Help!

    :hehe: I told you ganeshmuthuvelu

    that someone will do like magic man ...now here is Jeff amazing code generator!

    :w00t:

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  • RE: Quality Monitoring

    No question here ...Steve delete it! :hehe:

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  • RE: How to calculate the Bi-weekly in SQL

    Jeff Moden (12/27/2008)


    Just for grins, here's the CTE version without TOP...

    ;WITH

    cteTally AS

    (

    SELECT ROW_NUMBER() OVER (ORDER BY ID)-1 AS N

    FROM Master.sys.SysColumns

    )

    SELECT DATEADD(dd,(t.n)*14,'20090102') AS BiFriday

    ...

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  • RE: SQL Server 2005 new setup

    kha_ang (12/27/2008)


    Hi Dugi,

    Thanks for your response. Please bear with me as I am new to this.

    1) what service(s) to leave it ON and how?

    2) input a "." as the...

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  • RE: Query Help!

    interesting variable value ...at first when I saw your sample data it shows me the logic that max_value - min_value = allowed_value but the last record doesn't have this logic!

    we...

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  • RE: SQL Server 2005 new setup

    Make sure that your services are running or just put the dot as servernamen ( . ) and try!

    let me know what next!?

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