Since there is no table "updated" I assume you meant to use the following:

AND INSERTED.costprice != deleted.costprice

But a much better...

No you cannot restore/copy a SQL 2008 database on a 2005 system, no matter what you're compatibility level is. The reason is that the file structure is different.

The only way...

Someone else already pointed you to Rusano's blog, but I want to point you specifically to this one:

http://rusanu.com/2010/03/09/dealing-with-large-queues/

It describes just the kind of issue you're having.

Since I've never done a in-place upgrade of SSRS I can't say for sure if everything will keep working.

But here you should find all the information you need:

http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms143747.aspx

Ryan,

in order for you to be able to use the new features on your production server you need to upgrade the server to R2.

Also in case you create a...

I have upgrade to SQL 2008 from SQL 2000, privisouly there are some tables are created with schema name(hjbhatt). after upgradation I changed all the table names with default schema...

Does this mean you have a table and a stored procedure with the same name?

Why...

ananda.murugesan (11/22/2011)

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I have execute this command but same issues..

ALTER SCHEMA dbo TRANSFER hjbhatt.upload_sales

Msg 15530, Level 16, State 1, Line 1

The object with name "upload_sales" already exists.

select * from dbo.upload_sales

Msg 208,...

Performancewise I don't think there is any difference between append or overwrite. But if you want to automate your restore procedure I would advise to create a separate file for...

If you want to move an object to a different schema use this:

ALTER SCHEMA new_schema TRANSFER old_schema.object_name

In your code you GRANT VIEW SERVER STATE to Report but not to DMView. The procedure works on my system if you grant VIEW SERVER STATE to DMView.

I'm not sure if I understand your requirement correctly but something like this should work:

Select the font color for your textbox and enter an expression similar to this:

=IIF(Fields!Mod.Value<80,"Black","Red")

First you need to identify which two processes cause the deadlock. You can use profiler to trace the deadlock graph.

It's difficult to say how to solve this issue without knowing...

Also check what is the default schema for the user and if it exists.

GilaMonster (11/17/2011)

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The error's pretty clear. You're trying to throw error 50001, but no such error message exists.

You either need to add that message to sys.messages, then you can call Raiserror...