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  • RE: Ranking value based on row value

    Thank you so much for the considered reply. I'm going to keep on trying to learn a bit every day and hope for more a-ha moments! Thanks to folks like...


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  • RE: identifying many to many relationship between columns

    I wish I had even a fraction of the clarity you have for these things.


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  • RE: Ranking value based on row value

    So, first of all, I really appreciate the explanation. It mostly makes sense to me. But I feel I'd have a 0% chance of recreating it to solve a similar...


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  • RE: identifying many to many relationship between columns

    Wow, I never in a million years would have been able to interpret the data in that way. I still don't exactly understand how you were able to see this...


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  • RE: Ranking value based on row value

    I'm trying to wrap my head around this and would appreciate some plain-English explanation if anyone feels up to it. I'm trying to work from the inside out, and am...


    "If I had been drinking out of that toilet, I might have been killed." -Ace Ventura

  • RE: identifying many to many relationship between columns

    Can someone please help me to catch up? I feel I'm not understanding the issue. Using the OP's initial data:

    ITEM1 ITEM2 ID

    0224180 0224181 1

    0224180 0224190 1

    0224181 0224180 1

    0224181 0224190 1

    0224190...


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  • RE: films database (yeah, yeah, hear me out!)

    Thank you, that is nifty! I don't think I have heard of that before. 🙂


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  • RE: Severe Server Error with function in default value

    Thanks again, really appreciate the assistance and advice.

    I came up on MS Access--if it weren't for Access, I'd never have gotten into databases at all and eventually fallen in...


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  • RE: Severe Server Error with function in default value

    Oh, okay, thought you were on 2K5 as well. Perhaps someone with 2K5 can test?


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  • RE: Severe Server Error with function in default value

    Thanks for the continued replies!

    This database is hosted at a web hosting company on SQL 2K5. Maybe their box doesn't have all the necessary hotfixes installed or something, because...


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  • RE: Severe Server Error with function in default value

    I prefer SSMS's GUI.


    "If I had been drinking out of that toilet, I might have been killed." -Ace Ventura

  • RE: Severe Server Error with function in default value

    Maybe it's just an SSMS problem then. I didn't have any trouble creating the table and the default via SQL:

    CREATE TABLE testfunc (checkdate datetime)

    ALTER TABLE [dbo].[testfunc] ADD CONSTRAINT [DF_testfunc_checkdate]...


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  • RE: films database (yeah, yeah, hear me out!)

    Awesome, as usual. Thanks. Definitely makes more sense to have the "real" name referenced from the PEOPLE table rather than from the NAMES table.

    Plenty more things to consider here,...


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  • RE: films database (yeah, yeah, hear me out!)

    Thanks, I love your replies. 🙂 Few questions, if you have time...

    1) What do you mean by suggesting triggers on the view? I didn't know triggers could have anything to...


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  • RE: The Elusive Conditional WHERE Clause

    luke.baughan (4/18/2013)


    Great article - though I did find myself wading through the rather large example. Have written this much smaller example...

    Best post! Thank you. The article didn't really make sense...


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