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  • RE: Problem with a Query. Need help

    How do you decide the logic in the Arrival/Departure column?

    Nevermind, I see what you did there. Just started reviewing this, busy day.


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  • RE: Need help designing a data model

    Chrissy321 (4/7/2011)


    The max sessionID could be used for for revisions/corrections, that is get the most recent value for the specified goodthrudate assuming the last data inserted is the correct data.

    Work's...


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  • RE: Are the posted questions getting worse?

    Ninja's_RGR'us (4/8/2011)


    VLDB, very long query, out of my league :

    http://www.sqlservercentral.com/Forums/Topic1090539-391-1.aspx

    Joined in. Part of the problem is you're going to need a lot more information then this gentleman has...


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  • RE: The Standard Edition Wish List

    WayneS (4/8/2011)


    Craig Farrell (4/8/2011)


    I'm with the others, partitioning. Primarily because I'd like to be able to test my partitions in dev/qa BEFORE it wanders up to production, and a...


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  • RE: logical_reads

    Sean,

    There's a couple of things going on here and we're going to need some more information, unfortunately.

    1) I know you mentioned this is psuedocode. We're probably going...


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  • RE: The Standard Edition Wish List

    I'm with the others, partitioning. Primarily because I'd like to be able to test my partitions in dev/qa BEFORE it wanders up to production, and a lot of shops...


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  • RE: SSIS package variables not visable in Execute SQL Task

    Just to confirm, you have the pre-check option (don't have it in front of me) turned to false, correct?


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  • RE: Subscribed Topics list

    CirquedeSQLeil (4/7/2011)


    You mean a subscribed topics list other than what is in your user control panel on the site?

    Heh, let me clarify. Use my subscribed topics list to show...


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  • RE: SQL Architecture Articles

    C.K.Shaiju (4/4/2011)


    Do you think that this question is only to make the candidate uncomfortable? Or is there any answer to clear this SPECIAL 🙂 situation?

    Neither. It's to show the...


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  • RE: Problem with a Query. Need help

    Kunal,

    If you take a look at the link in my first signature, it'll show you how to present the sample data/DDL in a way we can actually use it to...


    - Craig Farrell

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  • RE: Floats and abuses, and business to technical conflicts

    Tom.Thomson (4/7/2011)


    Craig Farrell (4/7/2011)


    Brandie: It's about 6 quadrillion larger then the target system can handle, especially in its rollup calculations.

    Jeff Moden (4/7/2011)


    Are there any known limits for the data so...


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  • RE: PRIMARY KEY NONCLUSTERED and UNIQUE CLUSTERED INDEX on the same Column

    Yes, the Primary Key might as well be used as the clustered index in that case. The only thing it does is give you versatility for later, in case...


    - Craig Farrell

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  • RE: SSIS and SQL Server package configuration question

    CGSJohnson (4/7/2011)


    Doesn't the last sentence say that SSIS will try to locate design configurations in the new location given? And since I am over-riding the configuration location with the...


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  • RE: Need help designing a data model

    Chrissy321 (4/7/2011)


    >>If you can avoid this I would. There are times things like this are necessary, but you would

    typically prefer to avoid them.

    How would I avoid them? Could I...


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  • RE: Bit Pattern

    Hm, odd. Order of operations is division then bitwise check? Thought bitwise took precedence. Ah well, wrap it in parens then. 😉

    At least you checked to confirm....


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