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  • RE: Delete duplicate rows from ANY table.

    Lynn Pettis (7/31/2015)


    ScottPletcher (7/31/2015)


    ZZartin (7/31/2015)


    ben.brugman (7/31/2015)


    Sean Lange (7/31/2015)


    You should avoid the sp_ prefix on your procedures. It is reserved for MS and denotes it as a system procedure. The performance...

  • RE: Delete duplicate rows from ANY table.

    ben.brugman (7/31/2015)


    Sean Lange (7/31/2015)


    You should avoid the sp_ prefix on your procedures. It is reserved for MS and denotes it as a system procedure. The performance issues are mostly corrected...

  • RE: Hiring for Culture

    brett.robson 18562 (7/30/2015)


    Yes, and you only let "your" people in. "Culture fit" is a synonym for bias.

    Is bias inherently a bad thing?

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  • RE: Delete duplicate rows from ANY table.

    Hmm... I guess you could a script that would do a group by on every column in every table in your database and find the duplicates, but why do you...

  • RE: Transition from SQL server 2000 to SQL server 2014

    Hmm... on your 2014 servertry running

    TRUNCATE TABLE dbo.Order__V2;

    Then,

    INSERT INTO dbo.Order__V2 SELECT * FROM [TestServer].[TestDB].[dbo]dbo.Order__V2;

    Then,

    SELECT * FROM dbo.Order__V2;

    Then on your 2000 TestServer

    Try running,

    SELECT * FROM [TestDB].[dbo]dbo.Order__V2;

    What are the...

  • RE: Transition from SQL server 2000 to SQL server 2014

    Hmm... well if you run just the SELECT FROM linked server part of the query from the script, what are the results? Or are you getting an error message...

  • RE: Transition from SQL server 2000 to SQL server 2014

    SSRS Newbie (7/29/2015)


    Thank you for your response. Below is the answer to your second question:

    2) That was my other question, unless there's a reason you need to do updates your...

  • RE: Hiring for Culture

    GoofyGuy (7/29/2015)


    I believe that Constitution of the United States must be interpreted based on the language and writing at the time it and each of the Amendments were written.

    Interesting....

  • RE: Transition from SQL server 2000 to SQL server 2014

    1) if you just want something simple to get the data into you 2014 instance something like should generate the commands you need(this is assuming the database structures are exactly...

  • RE: Transition from SQL server 2000 to SQL server 2014

    2GB is pretty tiny over all, you can probably just copy the whole thing over the linked server if it's split into small tables. It should be pretty straight...

  • RE: Hiring for Culture

    Lynn Pettis (7/29/2015)


    below86 (7/29/2015)


    Lynn Pettis (7/29/2015)


    below86 (7/29/2015)


    Not to be to political, but people 'hired' George W. Bush because 'He was someone I could see having a beer with'. That...

  • RE: Transition from SQL server 2000 to SQL server 2014

    Well a few questions,

    1)Are you going to be transitioning entire applications at one time or will applications be running in parallel on both platforms?

    2)How much data are you talking about...

  • RE: Hiring for Culture

    Hmm... I've found that what in America in many cases is considered praise worthy for taking the initiative without explicit instructions or expressing an opinion even it differences from your...

  • RE: Using Wildcard with a date column

    Well datetime data types aren't stored as a string so you can't process it like a string. If you wanted to get a date range you would do something...

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