What an awful question.

4 choices for the answer, of which 2 clearlycould be correct and 2 clearly could not be correct. After thinking about it for a bit, I...

The trouble with easy questions is that an accidental click is so embarrassing:blush:.

Steve Jones - Editor (10/27/2004)

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Sorry to disagree, but on a fresh install of SQL 2000, nothing changed, creating a table like this allows NULLs. Perhaps this depends on the config...

Jamie Longstreet-481950 (4/24/2010)

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I found the Hartree reference quoted in the American Mathematical Society Journal from 1960... I had half hoped that the "6" in 1960 along with the six...

Isn't "Them as do least whinge most" a well-known law of nature.

The...

I must learn to practise what I preach, and pay proper attention to the questions just as to any other problem. I skim read the question, didn't take in...

Having discovered from the previous day's question and answer that the possibility of triggers was being ignored it was easy to give the rather dodgy (and never to be taught...

James Lean (8/31/2004)

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From SQL 2000 BOL:

<EM>SQL Server must be able to resolve unambiguously the modification operation to specific rows in one of the base tables referenced by the view. You...

ColdCoffee (4/24/2010)

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Nice thread, imho!!

Me born in , une fois par le territoire français (once a french territory) PONDICHERRY, in INDIA! 😉

And now working in chennai (again in INDIA) for one...

Jeff Moden (4/23/2010)

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Speaking of uncontrolled internet usage and postings, several folks have listed their Twitter sites on posts lately. Not being a Twitterite, I couldn't resist taking a peek....

lmu92 (4/23/2010)

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I'm really impressed how fast the "internet authorities" (if such term even exists) react once they're informed about massive plagiarism. Amazing! It was just a matter of a few...

Hugo Kornelis (4/23/2010)

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I got it right, but I don't like the question.

The QotD should be about testing our knowledge of SQL Server. Not testing our ability to use a search...

I looked at the thread Lutz, and to me it looks as if it's not lack of appreciatiuon it's standard American misuse of...

Steve Jones - Editor (4/23/2010)

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The Indian copyright law sounds better to me, though not if it requires local software. DRM bypass for personal use, or fair use, I'm OK with.

That's...

Oh ghu! I'm flying back in a couple of days and I don't think I can stand it as...