Try to replace the comma with decimals and wrap that inside...

Sana4u (8/13/2014)

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but a part form that I am trying my best to help them HELP which is required from you is that if you'll look at the Index (...

Perry Whittle (8/13/2014)

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yes, sorry my bad.

In the end it's just a database user and doesn't really matter what...

nanoo nanoo

Perry Whittle (8/13/2014)

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No, the vendor has simply create the database user as...

Lowell (8/13/2014)

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i guess that was my point of the question of the day: the definition may not be what you think it should be.

the "correct" definition as Tom puts it,...

TomThomson (8/13/2014)

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I guess the problem...

faisalfarouqi (8/13/2014)

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GilaMonster (8/13/2014)

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What is anyone going to do with 9 million rows being returned for a report? No one, ever, is going to read more than a small portion of...

It sounds to me like you created database users as loginless accounts when you created the database users. Is that what you are trying to achieve?

Having loginless database users...

danchard (8/12/2014)

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Hello all.

I am having trouble with SQL Server Agent on an instance of SQL 2008 R2. The agent appears to be running, but none of my scheduled jobs are...

Try this article that does pretty much what you are looking at.

http://www.sqlservercentral.com/blogs/robert_davis/2010/06/15/Building-HTML-Emails-With-SQL-Server-and-XML/

As Mike said, when looking at shared storage and maintenance activities that could provoke a lot of IO, I try to keep the jobs at different times.

If shared storage is...

neener neener

TomThomson (8/13/2014)

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"The definition is untouched" - anything that says that is wrong, because the definition of a stored procedure includes its name, which is changed. It's in the first bit...

Embarcadero has a suite of tools that can do that.

http://www.embarcadero.com/downloads