Not really done much with UDF's or returning tables from them but you could return the error in the output table like this

Create Function dbo.FnGetDateDiffs2

(@StartDate DATETIME, @EndDate DATETIME)

RETURNS @retElapsed TABLE...

In addition to what has been stated, with the DDL posted, only Place_ID can be part of a primary key as all columns in a primary key have to be...

Not pretty but.....

DECLARE @value char(7)

SET @value = '000123Y'

SELECT SUBSTRING('0-',PATINDEX('%[A-Z]%',SUBSTRING(@value,7,1))+1,1)

+ SUBSTRING(@value,1,5)

+ '.'

+ SUBSTRING(@value,6,1)

+ SUBSTRING('01234567890123456789',CHARINDEX(SUBSTRING(@value,7,1),'0123456789.......GTY'),1)

you can use the result as is or CAST it if...

Without using a function but using a while loop

make sure ConCatField is NULL before running this

DECLARE @upd int

SET @upd = 1

WHILE (@upd > 0)

BEGIN

UPDATE t

SET...

Or

STUFF(STUFF('06102004',5,0,'.'),3,0,'.')

and to type datetime

CAST(STUFF(STUFF('06102004',5,0,'.'),3,0,'.') as datetime)

Cannot remember if the error number is the same but I sometimes get the dts message and step failed if there is a data conversion problem (ie date). If the...

Plus, it would better written as

IF @NewClosedDetail IS NOT NULL

I agree with hoo-t

We had the same problem with one server and successfully rebuilt master and changed the collations of the database.

There is a bug with rebuildm, see

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;273572

You need to add this line

SET @MRevAmount = null

before

select @MRevAmount = MonthlySumRev, @QTRevAmount = QuarterTotRev, @QARevAmount = QuarterAvgRev

   from ##TEMPTOTALS where organizationid=@OrganizationID and [Year]=@Year and [Month]=@Month

because if there is...

Yes Index Names have to be unique in a database and a Primary Key is an Index.

LEFT(ISNULL(REPLICATE(@Char2, @n - DATALENGTH(@Char1)),'') + @Char1,(CASE WHEN @n < 0 THEN 0 ELSE @n END))

When you renamed the table the priamry key will remain with the table and have the same name when it was created (either by the system or by you). Names...

Look up sp_fkeys in BOL (Books Online)

This will produce sql to find foreign keys in current database

SELECT 'exec sp_fkeys '+name FROM sysobjects WHERE type = 'u'

copy and paste results into...

SELECT * FROM

OPENROWSET('Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0',

'Excel 8.0;Database=C:\temp\book1.xls', [sheet1$])