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  • RE: Finding Current Month's First Day& Last Day

    Jeff: Gis a Job then mate!:)

    ROFL! I would shoot these people before they could damage the ecconomy! I might not be able to spell but maths like that I was...

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  • RE: Finding Current Month's First Day& Last Day

    Yeah Jeff - I'm just so cynical these days.

    Though to be fair in an interview I would not expect anyone to know the exact syntax required to address the question...

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  • RE: Finding Current Month's First Day& Last Day

    Just had to laugh at this question 😉

    I applaud your answers though, some of the questions in the forum seem just too 'homeworky' in nature.

    --Shaun McGuile

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  • RE: **************DD/MM/YY to MM/DD/YY************

    Date data 101;

    Date data should always be stored as datetime type in the database (YYYYMMDDHHmmss) and then converted to the correct format at the user interface/reporting function for user interaction/display...

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  • RE: is there any difference between != and <>

    Good idea Gail, I'm not gonna get in the way of battling giants!:D

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  • RE: is there any difference between != and <>

    What will be the prize?

    and

    What will the loser have to do in forfeiture?

    and

    Will everyone win as the knowledge will be most useful?

    Regards

    Shaun

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  • RE: is there any difference between != and <>

    As neither is 'wrong', they both work then its a matter of personal choice/practice.

    Just be consistent and be prepared to do translation when porting your SQL to other databases if...

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  • RE: is there any difference between != and <>

    Jeff you rascal 😀

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  • RE: is there any difference between != and <>

    != is th inequality in C# get used to it as CLR programming takes off!:hehe:

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  • RE: The Build Buy Debate

    I can see this developing into a change the software to suit they way you work vs change how you work to suit the software debate, it is this that...

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  • RE: The Build Buy Debate

    Although I agree wholeheartedly with you James I do not see many typical corporate types agreeing to publish 'their business advantage' back to the community/competition.

    Open source does not agree...

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  • RE: The Build Buy Debate

    I worked for 7 years for a company where business support applications were custom built in-house.

    Employing 1 then 2 full time software developers.

    We had a sister company which bought in...

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  • RE: get nextid for non-identity column

    Jeff,

    thanks for the clarity.

    --

    Shaun

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  • RE: get nextid for non-identity column

    Just a thought;

    Is it that each insert is implicitly wrapped in a transaction thus multiple requests will be qued and not simultaneous?

    Thus does -

    INSERT INTO mytable ([id]) SELECT ((SELECT TOP 1...

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  • RE: get nextid for non-identity column

    Michael M: your latter suggestion is a possibilty.

    Wrapping it up in a single transaction i.e. get the value update it and then use it via an insert trigger would surely...

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