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  • RE: String Manipulation

    RBarryYoung (3/17/2009)


    Hmm, funky new code highlighting script is making my firefox browser jumpy... Not sure how it'll like VB code...

    Ugh. Not good. I'll have to use the...

  • RE: PRINT statements in stored procedures

    "Quote" my post and you will see it in the code tag.

  • RE: Code Formatting

    Derek Dongray (3/26/2009)


    RBarryYoung (3/26/2009)


    A lot of the issues seem to have been fixed, so thanks for that.

    I can't see any change.

    Well, for one thing we can post and see XML...

  • RE: PRINT statements in stored procedures

    Post it like this, Florian!

    class Program

    {

    static void Main(string[] args)

    {

    ...

  • RE: Using xp_cmdshell

    OK, and what happens when you execute this yourself in a Query windows?:

    xp_cmdshell '\\192.10.10.245\E:\PrintToPDFConsole.exe'

  • RE: Service Broker

    What command did you execute that returned this error?

  • RE: Extracting XML File that is stored as a text data type

    enzomenoni (3/27/2009)


    checked spelling. i must be something else. this is my first foray into xquery. cheers for the help. if you're ever in glasgow let me know i owe you...

  • RE: PRINT statements in stored procedures

    Roy Ernest (3/27/2009)


    It will eat up your output Buffer resource if I am not mistaken. PRINT Statements can be seen only on the SSMS window. So why keep it?

    Actually...

  • RE: Looking for an alternative to Logshipping

    Having done both, I cannot imagine that Replicating all of the tables in a database would be less work and less maintenance & overhead than Log Shipping.(!) If you...

  • RE: unidentified SEVERE performance issue

    SQLBOT (3/27/2009)


    We're not seeing disk waits in SQL at event time, and SQL File I/O rates are normal during the event (actually below average in some cases).

    How are you determining...

  • RE: Extracting XML File that is stored as a text data type

    Nulls probably indicate that you are misspelling the tag names. Remember that XML is case-sensitive.

  • RE: unidentified SEVERE performance issue

    SQLBOT (3/27/2009)


    RBarryYoung (3/26/2009)


    SQLBOT (3/26/2009)


    Any advice on where to go next?

    What are the individual physical disk's %Idle, before & during?

    Thanks for your response, sir.

    Interestingly enough, physical and logical disk utilization spikes...

  • RE: Datawarehouseing RealTime

    GSquared (3/27/2009)


    It's all about load to power ratios. Even cheap, low-end servers can benefit from this kind of thing. But only if it's worth the extra work that...

  • RE: Extracting XML File that is stored as a text data type

    Both of these should work then:

    SELECT CAST(CAST(XMLMessage as VARCHAR(MAX)) AS XML).value('(/CData/DocumentOrganisationName)[1]', 'NVarchar(50)')

    , CAST(CAST(XMLMessage as VARCHAR(MAX)) AS XML).query('(/CData/DocumentOrganisationName/text()')

    from DocumentSource

  • RE: TSQL

    serinor.e090266 (3/27/2009)


    And, this is my version:

    Edition: Enterprise Edition

    Engine:3

    Version:8.00.2039

    upgrade:SP4

    That is SQL Server 2000, NOT SQL Server 2005.

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