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  • RE: Update XML Column

    Glad you got your answer. Thanks for doing that, Eirikur. 🙂


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  • RE: Using Sort and Merge join Question

    Shaun2012 (7/24/2014)


    Hello All,

    I am using sort on two tables before using merge join but it is effecting the performance. I am loading aroiund 1 millions records and taking enormous...


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  • RE: I am Confused about SQL Server performance

    Sorry I fell off this discussion a bit.

    How does adding 1,000,000 rows at once in a single insert differ from adding them 1,000,000 times in a loop if you want...


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  • RE: Access Disdain

    sqlvogel (7/25/2014)


    I think students new to databases would be well advised to stay away from Access until they know what they are doing. It ought to be considered an advanced...


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  • RE: T-SQL Counting: difference of two methods?

    The second piece is a CTE Tally Table. If you just need a list of 1 through 5, that's usually faster than accessing a random table, particularly since you...


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  • RE: Update XML Column

    It's late but I just wanted to drop a note. You're not forgotten, I'm just overloaded the past two days. I'll try to get to this tomorrow if...


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  • RE: Need Help parsing through the XML

    Jeff Moden (7/24/2014)


    I wasn't looking at it that way. I was looking at sending a much larger volume of rows that might justify a form of "poor man's replication".

    Ah,...


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  • RE: Extracting VarBinary(MAX) column to Flat File - Facing Issue.

    Have you already converted content_document to type TEXT before attempting that? Otherwise, you're attempting to append "0x" to a binary value, which it fails. If you're trying to...


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  • RE: Extracting VarBinary(MAX) column to Flat File - Facing Issue.

    windows_mss (7/24/2014)


    Yes Evil, 0x+@Column. Currently File is extract with the following data "3C436C696E6963" after DT_Text conversion but it has be prefixed with Hex String 0x3C436C696E6963

    You misunderstand. You're using apostrophes...


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  • RE: Extracting VarBinary(MAX) column to Flat File - Facing Issue.

    windows_mss (7/24/2014)


    Hi Evil,

    Thanks for your reply, when i prepend 0x in script it's working. But when i tried the same in SSIS using derived column I'm getting exception(i have attached...


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  • RE: SQL procedure Query Performance issue

    mallikachowdhary 98955 (7/24/2014)


    I have a job defined in SQL server 2008 which runs a stored procedure of select query which fetches around 230000 rows . One one server this job...


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  • RE: I am Confused about SQL Server performance

    Coderx7 (7/24/2014)


    We didn't have a clue how to go about it

    You lack research, young padawan. Let us show you where you errored.

    so we decided to create a...


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  • RE: Definition of a Database Architect

    An older article of mine, but it may help.

    http://www.sqlservercentral.com/articles/Career/71608/

    That said, it's in the perceptions of the bestower to decide if a title is worth it for a person. Said...


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  • RE: Update XML Column

    Just a confirmation before I attempt to recreate the issue, please confirm you're actually in 2k5 and didn't just post on the wrong board.


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  • RE: What does a masters degree in database administration give you

    I'd say the majority, if not most, of the main posters on this site are self-trained and have taken specific training courses, but not a full degree. Hopefully someone...


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