Tom Garth (6/13/2009)

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Never have I learned so much from a single dimwitted attempt at humor.

Tom Garth (6/12/2009)🙂Hugo - How do you store a NULL?🙂

craigpessano (5/18/2009)

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I did a little more digging and found the following link that indicates 50 for Enterprise, and 16 for Standard and other editions.

Lynn Pettis (5/17/2009)

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I have to agree, the wording of the question is questionable.

saurabh.dwivedy (5/7/2009)

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I got it wrong because I thought TWO NULL Values are NOT supposed to be same(identical). So I chose the option with 3 rows. Quirk of SQLServer?

Jan Van der Eecken (5/7/2009)

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Apart from the formatting issue, what does it really mean if one adds two dates together?

RBarryYoung (5/6/2009)

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I couldn't really read this question, It was all just IFCodes.

I know the test developer couldn't have made a mistake

Atif Sheikh (5/4/2009)

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Very Tricky...

The last query DO NOT Execute due to the the @query variable declared as varchar(20)

if You declare the @query variable as varchar(25), it executes.

Nice...

Arsi Salo (4/24/2009)

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... And now the original correct choice does not give point...:ermm:

Rachel Byford (4/23/2009)

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This is a really informative thread (as was yesterday's).

hakan.winther (4/23/2009)

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thank you for your time to share your knowledge about SQL Server internal processes.

GSquared (4/23/2009)

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Good discussion.

hakan.winther (4/23/2009)

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Carlo Romagnano (4/23/2009)

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I disagree! See the question of yesterday.

I do not understand why you disagree? Do you want to be more specific?