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  • RE: Today's Random Word!

    SQLRNNR (9/13/2013)


    Medic

    Cheap Californian Rosé Wine.

    (Fits better with Medic that medic fitted with Haut Medoc)

  • RE: Today's Random Word!

    Revenant (9/12/2013)


    L' Eomot Inversé (9/12/2013)


    Saint Emilion

    I'm sticking to my claret.

    I prefer Haut Medoc - it is earthier; a matter of personal preference, of course.

    I don't prefer one to the other,...

  • RE: Datefirst

    rodjkidd (9/13/2013)


    Silly me, didn't have coffee yet and missed the second part!

    Yes per session!! So new session will be 7

    Rodders...

    Maybe. If your login's default language is British it...

  • RE: Datefirst

    Almost a nice question, but actually not correct. The assumption that the server default language is us_english isn't adequate; you have to assume that the default language for the...

  • RE: The Future of Knowledge Measurement

    patrickmcginnis59 10839 (9/12/2013)


    can't tell who wrote this comment


    'Thanks for pointing that out. I've fixed the quote tags in that message, so it should now be clear who wrote what.

    Because...

  • RE: Today's Random Word!

    bcsims 90437 (9/12/2013)


    ChrisM@Work (9/12/2013)


    SQLRNNR (9/12/2013)


    subjugate

    Pimms

    Pimms Cup

    (mmmmm, could use one right about now)

    Saint Emilion

    I'm sticking to my claret.

  • RE: wildcards

    Hugo Kornelis (9/12/2013)[h]

    It would be silly if I had actually written that. I haven't. What I wrote, multiple times in a (for me) short message, is that I had not...

  • RE: Versioning Over Time

    Reading through the old comments on this topic, I was amused by some of the discussion about what being the man who saved the world (as opposed to the man...

  • RE: Versioning Over Time

    jeremy 60599 (9/11/2013)


    From my perspective, keeping ahead of the patch-cycle has more benefits than just security. It also prevents developers from hard-coding exploits of bugs into their procs/functions/SQL-CLR code.

    That's...

  • RE: Select several subqueries with more than 1 value

    ChrisM@Work (9/12/2013)


    Your initialisation code fails with an error. Your expectations are incorrect.

    I think this is what you are looking for:

    CREATE TABLE #table1(c nvarchar(1));

    CREATE TABLE #table2(c nvarchar(1));

    INSERT INTO #table1 SELECT '1'...

  • RE: I can't make heads nor tails of this....

    Sean Lange (9/12/2013)


    I agree Jack. Right joins are really difficult to wrap your brain around most of the time. I also tend to flip the tables around so it can...

  • RE: The Future of Knowledge Measurement

    simon.crick (9/11/2013)


    Why not base your decision on the candidate's academic qualifications?

    Because we know that many of the really great people in computing/IT/database had not a single academic qualification in computing...

  • RE: One sa password to rule them all?

    First, give each individual who needs sysadmin access through SQL login (ie can't reasonably use an NT login for it) a separate SQL login on each instance on each server,...

  • RE: Datediff in means

    Oddly enough, SQL is a language that contains expressions.

    It might have been useful is you had specified which language you were talking about in your first post.

  • RE: Alter Certificate

    Nice question, but it seems odd to refer to the SQL 2005 version of the BOL page for command, when there are perfectly good versions for the three releases currently...

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