SQLRNNR (1/12/2016)

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I dunno about the "correct" answer on this one. The statements compile for me but produce an error at run-time. Seems to be a bit of a mixup here.

Hany Helmy (1/12/2016)

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Ed Wagner (1/12/2016)

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I rarely use the information_schema objects. I use the sys stuff all the time. Thanks for the question.

++1 same...

Eirikur Eiriksson (1/10/2016)

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SQLRNNR (1/9/2016)

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SQLRNNR (1/9/2016)

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Ed Wagner (1/7/2016)

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Stuart Davies (1/7/2016)

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SQLRNNR (1/6/2016)

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Ed Wagner (1/6/2016)

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Grumpy DBA (1/6/2016)

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Grumpy DBA (1/6/2016)

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Grumpy DBA (1/6/2016)

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SQLRNNR (1/6/2016)

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Happy New Year

That's

three

words

Split

HappyNewYears?

Belated?

Late

Definitely

BetterLateThanNever

Behind

Ed Wagner (1/8/2016)

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crookj (1/8/2016)

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Toys

Expensive

Phil Parkin (1/8/2016)

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Alvin Ramard (1/8/2016)

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Instead of making all kinds of assumptions, why not wait for the OP to answer what was already asked?

Sl33py seems to have dozed off 😀

Koen Verbeeck (1/8/2016)

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There's also the very first SQL Saturday in Belgium on March 19th, for people wanting to come over.

BrainDonor (12/8/2015)

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Here's one I've never seen before - every thread on a full page of the search started by the same person.

Someone is very busy.

SQLBill (1/5/2016)

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If I hear of any openings anywhere that allow full work from home, I'll pass them your way.

-SQLBill

roger.plowman (1/4/2016)

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I find myself agreeing with you in part. I should nuance my position by saying *all* SQL is equally guilty of T/SQL's sins.