Do you have any idea what the url specifies? I can't seem to find any documentation on this.

Thanks,

jim

Processing the cube is as easy as an XMLA query, XML for analysis query. Check out this example.

Please rember to change the { to (I can't figure...

Thanks, I'll see what I can do.

jim

I'd be honored to "flesh it out" some more and submit it as an article. How might I go about this, and what would I "flesh out"?

Thanks,

jim

You could use a while loop and a counter something like

DECLARE @counter1 int

DECLARE @total_count1 int

SET @counter1 = 1

SET @total_count1 = N

WHILE @counter1 < = @total_count1

BEGIN

"CODE HERE"

SET @counter1 = (@counter1 +...

DTS package, just be carefull with your data type transformations. Sometimes the wizard stuff gets a little buggy, just go through all of your columns to verify the mySQL...

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There's a something that must be run on the 2000 SP4 instance in order to have the server as a linked server on the 2005 SQL instance.

"You must...

Try this link:

https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/1419/

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I tend to use While loops in my T-SQL code. It's fairly simple. I usually use temp tables to serve as my arrays.

Basically the While loop...

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Thanks John, the db programming class was the one I was looking at. I appreciate your input. Thanks and have a great weekend!

I was looking into the New Horizon's T-SQL class. I was under the impression that it was an "advanced" t-sql class. Is this the case? I have...