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  • RE: Add business days to a date field

    We keep a calendar table (100 years, past and future) that has flags for business days, holidays EOM, days of the week, quarters etc.

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  • RE: Can someone point me to a list of common SQL Server 2005 error codes?

    Type "system error messages" into the search tab of books-on-line.

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  • RE: Import data from a file into a SQL table

    You can also use the import wizard. Right-click on the database in the object explorer. Select Tasks --> Import. From the there, the wizard will guide you....

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  • RE: What's the count?

    My definition of a good QOD: Anytime I get the correct answer 😀

    Good Question!

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  • RE: Code Writing Code

    We do a lot of this. We keep tables of extended metadata that include source and destination information, conversion and special mapping instructions. These are used to generate...

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  • RE: using replication in development environment?

    As a general rule, it is feasable (we do it), but you must use care when updating the tables with developed applications or T-SQL or whatever. You may not...

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  • RE: T-SQL insert

    aroatenberry (3/10/2010)


    I have to insert values from Table A to Table B. Table B has a Reason column that will be the same for every entry.

    So let's say that...

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  • RE: Newbie - Copying a DB for testing

    If you want everything to be identical, backup/restore should work just fine.

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  • RE: where clause need to pull datetime column for yesterday at 3:00 pm to current time

    DECLARE @Yesterday datetime

    SET @Yesterday = CONVERT(DATE,GETDATE() - 1)

    SELECT DATEADD(HH,15,@YesterDay)

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  • RE: GETDATE in WHERE Clause

    rburke 87921 (3/9/2010)


    I have the following query;

    SELECT dbo.Product.ProductID, dbo.Product.Category, dbo.Product.ProductCode, dbo.Product.Description, dbo.Product.Price, dbo.[Order].CustomerID, dbo.[Order].OrderID,

    ...

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  • RE: Taking Advantage of SQL Server Tools

    You should add SQL debugger (part of SSMS) to that list. I've found most DBAs don't appreciate the value.

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  • RE: sql

    I just noticed in the question header of the forum, you are asking about step by step instructions on importing Excel to SQL Server.

    In the object explorer, right-click on the...

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  • RE: sql

    You've posted twice without including any description of the problem. Unless you can show us the query and the problem, the answer is a definite no.

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  • RE: Too Tipsy To Work

    Two drink minimum.

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  • RE: User cannot not see stored procedures

    Have you granted execute permissions to all the procedures to the user or a role he/she is a member of?

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