Steve Jones - Editor (3/15/2008)

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I've used the [ code ] [ / code ] tags from the shortlist for the code and then the "& l t ;" and...

Jeff Moden (3/15/2008)

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Compare that to where C/C++ programmers have been for over 15 years: they can write new code targeted to run on multiple different platforms right from the start...

tosscrosby (3/14/2008)

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Jeff, Checked out your article and besides complimenting you on it, I have a question..how did you get this article into the future? Is that another of your many...

One interesting thing is - I can't find that wording anywhere else. The current EULA mentions no 30-day limit, and neither does the How to buy document...

That's actually a good question. Every time I've asked the question to a licensing specialist - I've received essentially the answer Philip mentioned (if your primary server is "dead"...

Along those lines - if you want the "valid" ones to...

Try updating the column list build to put brackets around the column names. You never can tell when you might run up against a "reserved word" used as a...

Your parameters got "whacked" when you pasted it. You need to paste them into a text editor and run a search and replace for the brackets.

Replace < with &lt;

Replace...

(fixed the tag - thanks).

It's a fair position to start from. I have spent a lot of time supporting and developing in what I will call "hardware crippled" environments,...

Have you tried simply issuing a "checkpoint" command? See if it just needs to be reminded to move along?

If the index is being used - that's great....

Hugo Kornelis (3/14/2008)

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Matt Miller (3/14/2008)

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And there are other folks who don't know that what you call Oracle syntax is actually ANSI-standard syntax, and that the optional FROM clause in SQL...

I can't help but think that somehow it's happening in a different context, or that somehow it's raising an error on the "wrong server". There are a few of...

And there are other folks who don't know that what you call Oracle syntax is actually ANSI-standard syntax, and that the optional FROM clause in SQL Server is non-standard. In...

Manie...