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  • RE: Are the posted questions getting worse?

    Stefan Krzywicki (12/6/2012)


    L' Eomot Inversé (12/6/2012)


    Brandie Tarvin (12/6/2012)


    Hey, all. I don't know if I posted this before or not. If you're interested in writing, I have a special call that...

  • RE: XML format issues

    You're not doing yourself any favors by denormalizing the data. It makes the query reasonably tortured. Should look something like:

    ;with

    t1 as (select distinct cn from @t),

    t2 as...

  • RE: delete top 1000 rows from table

    Sean Lange (11/7/2012)


    Matt Miller (#4) (11/7/2012)


    Sean Lange (11/5/2012)


    yogi123 (11/5/2012)


    Hello

    I need to delete 1000 rows from table and it should do it batch wise.

    means

    i need to loop delete statement that delete...

  • RE: delete top 1000 rows from table

    Sean Lange (11/5/2012)


    yogi123 (11/5/2012)


    Hello

    I need to delete 1000 rows from table and it should do it batch wise.

    means

    i need to loop delete statement that delete top 1000 rows.

    please help me

    Why...

  • RE: Are the posted questions getting worse?

    Brandie Tarvin (11/6/2012)


    For my next SQL Saturdays blog post, I'm coming up with a list of acronyms & definitions for accidental / rookie DBAs.

    Anyone have any suggestions for me to...

  • RE: Select ... For Xml Auto, XmlSchema

    Hans MZ (10/26/2012)


    Mikael,

    Son cientos de tablas pero cada una se manejará por separado. Una tabla a la vez.

    Lo que no quiero es tener que personalizar la consulta para cada una...

  • RE: Are the posted questions getting worse?

    Steve Jones - SSC Editor (10/26/2012)


    Still here, buried in presentation demo testing, which is not going well. #$%^$#% full text search

    Different task over here, but "Buried" is a good way...

  • RE: Questioning the Interviewer

    TravisDBA (10/22/2012)


    Then if that is the case, then just say that. "He moved on for personal reasons" and leave it at that. I would immediately understand that, but just to...

  • RE: A Software Warranty

    Steve Jones - SSC Editor (10/22/2012)


    L' Eomot Inversé (10/21/2012)


    I suspect you are making the same mistake as one of the commenters on the original post, and treating the "you" in...

  • RE: Are the posted questions getting worse?

    L' Eomot Inversé (10/19/2012)


    Sean Lange (10/19/2012)


    Is it just me or is the entire SSC site slow today? For me I can barely navigate anywhere. Each click is taking a couple...

  • RE: Flattening XML problem

    Sorry about that, I was reformatting the XML after I pasted it in, and screwed up the stuff I posted as a result.

    the corrected XML is

    declare @x...

  • RE: Flattening XML problem

    dwain.c (10/19/2012)


    Another article I'm looking forward to reading.

    Wish I'd seen this thread sooner as I might have been able to help. Not that I claim to know that much...

  • RE: XSD Question

    Yup.. the nskf: represents a namespace alias. You should find more info as to what it actually is in the header of the schema file.

    <xs:schema xmlns:nskf="http://SomeUri.com">

    <xs:import namespace="http://SomeUri.com" schemalocation="some XSD...

  • RE: REVISITED: select rows where values appear consecutively

    Try it this way:

    with bob as (

    select studentid, year, semester,

    'Status1' StatName,

    status1 as StatValue

    from studstat

    union

    select studentid, year, semester,

    'Status2' StatName,

    status2 as StatValue

    from studstat

    union

    select studentid, year, semester,

    'Status3' StatName,

    status3...

  • RE: Question Can you connect to a database directly without linking to its server?

    Resender (10/11/2012)


    Matt Miller (#4) (10/10/2012)


    If I may ask - why is there a hangup about making a connection to the server?

    If you can dynamically build the connection string to...

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