Hi,

I have the same problem as Sam, if you can do it with temp tables - you should be able to do it with table variables.

There are plenty of existing...

OR

CREATE TRIGGER [tr_Update]

ON [dbo].[TableName]

AFTER UPDATE

AS

IF ((SELECT COUNT(PK) FROM INSERTED) > 0) AND ((SELECT COUNT(PK) FROM DELETED) > 0)

BEGIN

UPDATE TableName SET UPDATED = 'UPDATED'

WHERE TableName.PK = (SELECT PK FROM...

SELECT

FROM

ORDER BY company_no  dept_no

Have fun

Frank got in whilst I was writing my reply - bugger.

For a proper answer on temp tables he's your man..........

Hi Richard,

The error you describe is in the initial declaration of @cSQL2, you must have declared it as a varchar(x) - it just needs changing to nvarchar(x) and we should...

Hi Richard,

Executing @cSQL2 will generate a new spid, unfortunately the way you have declared and used the variable it will only be available during the life of the spid (and thats if...

Hi Allan,

Would it not be easier to build up the whole of the sql into a string and exec it?

This works perfectly, depends if you can build it......

DECLARE @sql varchar(8000),

 @varNames...

Hi Lee,

Not really spent much time with Crystal 9. Can you not allow the users to enter a normal dd/mm/yyy format as a string variable and convert it silently behind...

Hi Lee,

Try this

select convert(char(10), booking.book_date,101) from TableName

Have Fun

Or :-

SELECT ename, city FROM employees GROUP BY ename, city HAVING COUNT(ename) > 1

just play with it to suit your needs.

Have fun

Or if you want to list employees in more than one city.

SELECT ename, city FROM employees GROUP BY ename, city HAVING COUNT(city) > 1

SELECT ename FROM employees WHERE City IN ('Pune', 'hyd')

Doug,

Quick knock together, seems to work fine for what you are trying to accomplish but needs tidying up.

DECLARE @SectionToChange varchar(2),

 @MAPIString varchar(8000),

 @StartPos int,

 @EndPos int,

 @DataLength int,

 @ReplacementData varchar(500)

SET @MAPIString = 'MAPI:{Cortez, Jorge}EX:/o=Company Name/ou=Data...

Hi,

I came across the same thing recently and found this excellent piece of code stashed away in one of the forums. Unfortunately I cant find it now

Hi Farrel,

Check your PM.

The only other reason I can think of for the variables dropping out of scope like that is if you are using GO to keep your transact...