It's something we all seem to play with: is it better to spoon-feed the OP with completely built answers, or help them along the way to get there. They each...

I think you may have missed the where clause in my LEFT JOIN example. All three of these queries will return the same result set. ie Customer records without matching...

Heh... I had similar feelings about some of the posts. Some of it was so wrong I was moved to say "I'll also say that a lot of the advice...

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I'd also like to make an important point... it wasn't 16 pages of poking just the author in the eye. Many others with the same misconceptions and misinformation as the...

You may need to talk to Microsoft support if you don't have a backup or try Lumigent to see if you can repair the LDF file.

http://www.iturnity.com/?Products:Lumigent_Log_Explorer

You could try attaching without the LDF in either new installation of 2000 or 2008 starting with the later, if your database is not transaction heavy you will be fine....

There are a few things if your SQL Server executing the package is 2000 that is you have a DTS package then you need to look for and download and...

If you work for a client running SQL Server in the US then you need to buy the under $50.00 Developer edition so you can configure everything you need on...

~paul hewitt (8/13/2009)

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What is your operating system? The reason the Enterprise edition is for servers only if you are in Vista or XP you need to change to the developer edition. ...

I cannot give you step by step because it is very simple you need to go to Oracle site and download the 9i RC2 client for your operating system install...

When you have moved the datasource database to a new server I think it is more than connectionstring change you need to open the base report in BIDs if you...

No but Access memo can use SQL Server 2005/8 Varchar/NvarChar(Max) without any issues because Memo was imported into SQL Server 2000 Text/NText columns.

SQL Server 2005 and below there was no data type with the same bytes as the .NET Char which is an unsigned integer 16 created to represent character data. ...