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  • RE: Full text Catalog Rebuild

    christian.benvenuto (4/4/2009)


    Yes, we are rebuilding the entire catalog nightly. How do you do increemntal updates to a catalog? This could be an option.

    Straight from Books Online: (ms-help://MS.SQLCC.v9/MS.SQLSVR.v9.en/fulltxt9/html/76767b20-ef55-49ce-8dc4-e77cb8ff618a.htm)

    Incremental timestamp-Based Population

    Incremental...

    --Ramesh


  • RE: Full text Catalog Rebuild

    Are you rebuilding the entire catalog every night? Is it possible for you use the Change Tracking AUTO feature or do Incremental Population?

    --Ramesh


  • RE: Rounding Problem

    I too had the same requirement in one of our application but I didn't find any useful scripts at that time. So, I decided to write my own function...

    --Ramesh


  • RE: Difference between Outer Join and Left Outer Join

    Go to Books Online > Type "outer joins"

    You know we are here to help you when you are stuck with an issue that you are not able to resolve, information...

    --Ramesh


  • RE: how to replace uncounted multiple commas into one comma

    Barry,

    Well, I know it can easily extended to the next or higher level by adding another REPLACE of 9 commas or even 11 commas, but I just wanted to let...

    --Ramesh


  • RE: how to replace uncounted multiple commas into one comma

    RBarryYoung (4/4/2009)


    Ramesh (4/4/2009)


    Phil Parkin (4/4/2009)


    I like Ramesh's solution. Your first solution replaces all commas ... this is not the requirement.

    Thanks Phil for supporting the only solution, till now.

    Uh, no. ...

    --Ramesh


  • RE: 4000 files to rename and move

    Another way that comes to my mind is to conditionally direct the control flow to multiple file tasks according to the name of the file.

    For e.g., create 10+...

    --Ramesh


  • RE: how to replace uncounted multiple commas into one comma

    Phil Parkin (4/4/2009)


    I like Ramesh's solution. Your first solution replaces all commas ... this is not the requirement.

    Thanks Phil for supporting the only solution, till now.

    --Ramesh


  • RE: how to replace uncounted multiple commas into one comma

    vijays (4/4/2009)


    Nice one, but frankly i m not satisfied with Mr. Ramesh answers, because i run and tried the query and found that sometimes it shows incorrect output. Sorry Boss...

    Instead...

    --Ramesh


  • RE: Insert data from Pivot

    INSERT dbo.SomeTable

    EXECUTE dynamic_pivot.....

    --Ramesh


  • RE: Condense Two Rows into One

    David (4/3/2009)


    Hi Ramesh,

    Slightly different question this time. Using the following:

    CREATE TABLE [dbo].[Test](

    [name] [varchar](10) NOT NULL,

    [jan] [int] NOT NULL,

    [feb] [int] NOT NULL,

    [mar] [int] NOT NULL,

    [year] [int] NOT NULL)

    INSERT INTO [dbo].[Test] (name,...

    --Ramesh


  • RE: Condense Two Rows into One

    Vijaya Kadiyala (4/3/2009)


    Hi

    Is this a good way of having all the possible values

    FOR periodheader IN( [JAN A HEADER], [FEB A HEADER], [MAR A HEADER],

    ...

    --Ramesh


  • RE: Package Variable(s) from SQL Table

    A Little Help Please (4/3/2009)


    is this the correct URL?

    Page does not open...

    If you've books online installed on your local machine, just copy & paste that link to see the relevant...

    --Ramesh


  • RE: Package Variable(s) from SQL Table

    Using Package Configurations...(see BOL link: ms-help://MS.SQLCC.v9/MS.SQLSVR.v9.en/extran9/html/9b939edb-4e17-48e5-8428-855beb10049c.htm)

    --Ramesh


  • RE: Running Stored Procedure gives error --> The identifier that starts with is too long. Maximum length is 128.

    The error indicates the the formed query either does not have a table or column with the specified alias.

    Can you post the exact query text that has been executed by...

    --Ramesh


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