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  • RE: Formatting Dates with 3 Character Months (SQL Spackle)

    Well written AND entertaining. Nice. 🙂

    I've been using SqlSvr since the 6.5 days I still learn new stuff everyday. I have to admit I usually use DatePart -...

  • RE: Cursors Be Gone!

    jcrawf02 (6/18/2010)


    That's quite harsh. I disagree, the discussion on this thread is very valuable.

    Sorry - harsh was not the intention. Perhaps what I should have said is the article...

  • RE: Cursors Be Gone!

    IMO there's a time and place for everything. There's no need to be weaned, just educated. Cursors are not evil - just a tool in the toolbox.

    As for the...

  • RE: Passing a Table to A Stored Procedure

    I don't think the XML solution is "bad" per se, in no way did the author claim this was suited to all situations. The trigger solution will have its own...

  • RE: Question of the Day for 23 May 2007

    I'm confused.  The BOL & referenced link shows:

    UNKNOWNUNKNOWNFALSEUNKNOWN

    To me this says that if you combine False & Unknown you get Unknown. ...

  • RE: The Zero to N Parameter Problem

    That is definitely a cool way to skin the cat.  I have been fascinated by XML since the early days and still am. 

    There have been plenty of times I...

  • RE: Why are Women exiting It?

    For women who have children, especially small children, I think any professional career path is going to be a difficult one.  When both parents work full-time, there's always the morning...

  • RE: LEFT JOIN question

    Agreed, Mark is correct. You are most likely seeing multiplicative results.  To test, make sure you select the fields in your JOIN clauses, and try ordering by them as well. ...

  • RE: Adhoc Query in SP, best way

    Steve,

    Something that has worked for me in the past is doing this:

    CREATE Proc ProcName
    @Parm1 varchar(50) = Null
    AS
    SELECT Field1, Field2...
    FROM dbo.TableName
    WHERE Field1 = IsNull(@Parm1, Field1)
    GO

    If a param is passed it is...

  • RE: Question of the Day for 14 Oct 2004

    Gosh, don't we all take these things a bit too seriously. 

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