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  • RE: When is a reporting task/project too big for Excel?

    well....one limitation is going to be the max number of rows you can have in an excel worksheet.

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  • RE: When is a reporting task/project too big for Excel?

    what is the task ?

    without that information, the only answer I can think of is "it depends"

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  • RE: Sorting comma separated numbers

    my first thoughts are to split the string, then use something like FOR XML path to rebuild.

    http://www.sqlservercentral.com/articles/Tally+Table/72993/

    where are these strings coming from....are you generating them?...in which case it would be...

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  • RE: SQL Server 2012 - Column Store Index

    GilaMonster (3/10/2012)


    In testing several people have. Yes, they can be.

    Look up Joseph Sack's blog post on them.

    interesting article from the blog on performance

    http://www.sqlskills.com/blogs/joe/post/Comparing-Query-Performance-when-using-an-e2809cideale2809d-Nonclustered-Index-versus-Columnstore-Index.aspx

    Thanks Gail

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  • RE: How does my "User" use an SSAS cube?

    if you are looking for a web browser interface

    take a look at http://www.kyubit.com/

    I dont use it, nor am I in any way associated with it, but I did evaluate(briefly)...

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  • RE: how to write a insert query for this?

    where does "bala" in the datas column originate?

    likewise all the other details

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  • RE: How to find out if two tables are identical?

    MS SQL TableDiff utility might be worth considering

    http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms162843.aspx

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  • RE: Multiple count() in a single SQL

    siva 20997 (3/6/2012)


    yes I have but I dont know how to get the stats etc

    I get your point.

    I will try

    cut and paste the code into a SSMS query window...suggest you...

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  • RE: Multiple count() in a single SQL

    siva 20997 (3/6/2012)


    What I would like to know Livingstone is if everything imroves if we take the UNION out

    I think then it will half in time

    If it did that i...

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  • RE: Multiple count() in a single SQL

    Some food for thought.......

    100M row table (100 MILLION)

    SQL2008R2 12GB RAM

    SELECT TOP 100000000 ---- 100 MILLION rows .....

    ID = IDENTITY(INT, 1, 1),

    igroup =...

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  • RE: Number of working days

    here is one article that may give you ideas

    http://www.sqlservercentral.com/Forums/Topic153606-203-1.aspx

    read the discussion that follows (link is at bottom of article)

    here is one method for working days in the month

    SELECT DATE,

    ...

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  • RE: Customer as Fact Table

    take a look here....a relatively simple starter

    http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms175669.aspx

    hope it helps

    kind regards

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  • RE: Access 2010 to Access 2003

    WendellB (3/6/2012)


    You are sort between a rock and a hard place with 2003. The Lebans code is quite different from the export process that was introduced in 2007 and...

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  • RE: Multiple count() in a single SQL

    siva 20997 (3/6/2012)


    yes I have read it quickly but will read it at leisure sometime

    However there was a topic few days back and that was my first time on this...

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  • RE: Access 2010 to Access 2003

    have you considered using Access "run time" for you app?

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