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  • RE: CDATA In TSQL Script

    BSavoie (3/17/2011)


    XML parsing: line 1, character 5076, illegal xml character

    Can you do a substring on your xml and pull characters 5050-5100? Need to figure out what it's cranky about,...


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  • RE: Conceptual Question

    ProKelly (3/17/2011)


    Fundamental point of this post : Shold I construct my DW with SQL and SQL Agent, or with Integration Services?

    detail : i've built a comprehensive 30 ish table structure...


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  • RE: One data file vs multiple data file on the same drive

    george sibbald (3/17/2011)


    Is this on a SAN? Are you looking for performance improvements in reads or writes? speak to your Storage people. Depending on the exact configuration you can see...


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  • RE: Combine multiple columns into one columns

    Have you looked into COALESCE()? It should do what you need.


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  • RE: SQL Query Help after 13th row Dynamic and in 12th row static values with a formula

    Best_boy26 (3/17/2011)


    OKey... understood the output is not in readable format please find the input and output in excel format

    Nooooo....

    Read the article. You need to generate CREATE TABLE statements, INSERT...


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  • RE: delete records from table2 that are not in table1

    Krasavita (3/17/2011)


    Hello, I need to delete records from table2 that are not in table1

    I have a table1 and table2

    table1

    DB, CODE, RATE, MAX(CONV_DATE) AS MaxConv_Date

    FROM ...


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  • RE: Could not continue scan with NOLOCK due to data movement

    bob mazzo (3/17/2011)


    Hi Craig,

    First I would say YES - a very short term block every few minutes is acceptable. I can't imagine it would be blocked more than even 2...


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  • RE: sql command in oledb destination

    amittheming (3/17/2011)


    Can anyone please let me know how to use sql command in oledb destination in ssis 2005.

    I need to write insert statement in sql command for the data coming...


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  • RE: SQL Query Help after 13th row Dynamic and in 12th row static values with a formula

    Best_boy26 (3/17/2011)


    Can i get the DDL and DML from my SQL Query analyser ?

    if so what is the command i can use? please...

    Click on the link, read the article, it...


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  • RE: Could not continue scan with NOLOCK due to data movement

    Craig Farrell (3/17/2011)


    ...and I'd need to doublecheck the read committed locking mechanism between NC index and clustered key lookup to see if that would actually be a permanent cure to...


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  • RE: Could not continue scan with NOLOCK due to data movement

    bob mazzo (3/17/2011)


    Hi Craig,

    It's a sql job that schedules the order_strategy table rebuild.

    So, every 5 minutes on a timer (or whatever this is scheduled at), something goes in and obliterates...


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  • RE: Could not continue scan with NOLOCK due to data movement

    Dean Cochrane (3/17/2011)


    The problem is that you ARE getting a dirty read, and that's what is causing the error. You are correct, READ COMMITTED is the default isolation level, and...


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  • RE: SQL Query Help after 13th row Dynamic and in 12th row static values with a formula

    JJ,

    The data is not in a testable or consumable format for us. You need to read that first link in my signature, it'll explain to you what we're looking...


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  • RE: Are the posted questions getting worse?

    Chad Crawford (3/17/2011)


    Wahoo! Just passed 70-454. I am now officially SQL 2008 DBD ITP. 😀 Yipee!

    *claps* Congratulations Chad.


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  • RE: One data file vs multiple data file on the same drive

    Rem70Rem (3/17/2011)


    Thanks.

    If I add a data file on my primary group, is there a was to move objects form the current one to the new one? If I want...


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