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  • RE: schedule Stored procedure using SQL server management studio

    Right-click the Jobs tab, select Create New Job. Add the proc as a step in the job, add the schedule you want. If you're comfortable with the usual...

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  • RE: Full-Text search VS persisted views

    Using persisted views could, theoretically, get you most of what you need. But it won't get you all of the features of full-text indexing, at least not easily.

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  • RE: Full Text Indexing Question

    From what I can tell, those two collations are just different versions of the same thing (same collation, different name because of different versions of the server software). You...

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  • RE: Field choice questions

    No danger of that. Not any time soon, anyway.

    This page has a list of what will be removed in future editions:

    http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms143729(SQL.100).aspx

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  • RE: The Software Comparison - Part 3

    Rick Magnuson (6/4/2008)


    As a whole, most DBA's aren't working on mission critical applications that could potentially jeopardize one's life.

    Neither are most doctors. The vast majority of medical work is...

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  • RE: The Software Comparison - Part 3

    On the subject of being asked to fix stuff by friends/random people at parties and such, I've had both. I used to be an EMT, and have just enough...

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  • RE: Performance help

    Any chance of you posting the code in the forum, instead of in a zip file? I'm sure you'll understand that I'm a little wary of opening a zip...

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  • RE: Temp Table Caching and Indexing in SQL Server 2005

    Marios, shouldn't your first test have created a unique clustered index, not just a clustered index, for purposes of this test? Or did I miss something?

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  • RE: Database development with centralized stored procedures and multiple "data" databases

    John Samples (6/3/2008)


    Thanks to all for the excellent input. In my case security is not a factor; the application will run internally on the corporate LAN/WAN. The segreation...

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  • RE: Can the tell the SQL Server Agent to wait for a batch file to finish before proceeding?

    I may be misunderstanding something here, but SQL Agent runs steps sequentially. It finishes each one, tests for success or failure, then does whatever has been set as the...

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  • RE: Joinig Tables

    Try this:

    ;with

    T1 (Date, C1V) as

    (select date, sum(value)

    from table_1

    group by date),

    T2 (Date, C2V) as

    (select date, sum(value)

    from table_2

    group by date)

    select isnull(t1.date, t2.date) as Date,

    isnull(c1v, 0) as C1V,

    isnull(c2v, 0) as C2V

    from...

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  • RE: How to create a bi-weekly schedule from a calendar table

    Why not add a column for this to your Calendar table?

    If you want to find the number of weeks from some base date (1 Jan 1900, for example), use datediff(day)/7....

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  • RE: Query to replace special characters with _

    A CLR Regex will be the fastest way to do this.

    Check out this thread on the subject:

    http://www.sqlservercentral.com/Forums/Topic470379-338-1.aspx

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  • RE: Software Comparison - Part 2

    Steve Jones - Editor (6/3/2008)


    Project Management is a big part of it, but it's also how we want to be perceived by other groups and people in general. I think...

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  • RE: Is there a more efficient way to do this parameter query??

    Try Jason's, and also try this:

    SELECT DISTINCT -- Greater Than

    C.TEST_DESC AS LAB_TEST_DESC,

    E.RESULT_DESC

    FROM ... -- Your table here

    WHERE

    (C.TEST_DESC = @test-2 OR @test-2 = 'ALL') AND

    CONVERT(MONEY, E.OBSERV_VALUE)>@VALUE

    AND

    @OPERAND = '>'

    UNION ALL

    SELECT DISTINCT...

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