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  • RE: SQL 2012 BI MCSA - 70-461, 70-462, & 70-463

    I'm working through my 2008 R2 books until the 2012 material emerges. Most of the books listed on Amazon are out August I think.

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  • RE: What is the systematic approach to learn SQL Server?

    Certification won't make you an expert! Experience is much more valuable.

    I'm not actually sure what an expert is.

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  • RE: Show to fields in the one column

    Wow - learn something new every day on this site. Fantastic!

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  • RE: Back tracking of data

    I have to do this often on with the type of application I author.

    My standard method is to create a history table which is populated via the INSERT and...

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  • RE: Shrinking files for SQL Server 2005

    Shrinking is a bad idea as you'll probably end up with high index fragmentation thus affecting performance. Rebuilding the indexes to improve the performance will increase the size of database.

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  • RE: Show to fields in the one column

    I'd suggest wrapping the column names in COALESCE in the event of a NULL value.

    Select LTRIM(COALESCE(FirstName,'') + ' (' + COALESCE(LastName,'') + ')') AS FullName From MyTable

    Check your database options...

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  • RE: Regular expression in T-sql

    I'm sure that SQL Server does not support regular expressions within TSQL; I'd recommend you create a CLR.

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  • RE: SQL Express 2012 with tools

    I'd probably recommend you install .NET will all service packs and patches and Visual Studio will all service packs and patches.

    Although my edition was the 64-bit Business Intelligence version I'm...

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  • RE: Load Text File into Table - Seperated by Commas

    Hi Welsh Corgi,

    I did a search on Google (Search term: Repace comma with line feed in text file) and came up with the following:

    There are a couple of solutions. This...

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  • RE: SSMS n00b Question!

    If you have the SSMS Tool Pack installed...

    1. Open SQL Management Studio

    2. Click SSMS Tools

    3. Click New Query Template

    4. Edit the text in the Template Text window.

    5. Click OK

    All done!

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  • RE: Backup and save a copy on a server on a different domain

    The second server has no SQL Server installed?

    So is you question about attaching to database files located on a different domain?

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  • RE: Problem With connection string during scheduling job

    Some more information would be helpful!

    SQL Server Version? What's the job running?

    And last but not least a connection string (please mask the password - we really don't need to...

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  • RE: Necessary and sufficient requirements for enabling jumbo frames

    I though Jumbo Frames (JF) were an end-to-end solution which therefore would require JF enabled NIC's on the server, the client and possibly some router configuration.

    A properly set up JF...

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  • RE: Blockings

    As for getting the DB back, well, that's restoring a backup! You may be able to restore to a point in time depending on the DB's recovery model.

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  • RE: Blockings

    I think a bit more information would be useful.

    For example, what statements are running on the server when the "blocking" appears?

    Have you tried EXEC SP_WHO to view the...

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