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  • RE: One-To-One Relationship

    How are you interfacing with your backend? Are you using pass through queries or ADODB recordsets or what?

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    Dlongnecker

  • RE: Backwards playing SPROC!

    Replacing a cursor with a temporary table, a select max(id) and delete max(id) style approach appears to having everything running correctly and in order.

    You can consider this issue solved (although...

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    Dlongnecker

  • RE: Backwards playing SPROC!

    Ok, I have 4 prints in the code, and they returned out of order...

    Changing them to selects, they're in order, but one of them doesn't show. It literally is

    SELECT 'END'

    I...

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    Dlongnecker

  • RE: Selecting from a stored procedure

    Cool! Thanks guys.

    Unfortunately UDFs don't allow for temporary tables, but i'm going to be looking into use table varaibles in a bit.

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    Dlongnecker

  • RE: SELECTing a sample

    I'm an intern that's working on a database for internal use that documents various aspects of a business. Some of the data collection is automated, but some of it is...

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    Dlongnecker

  • RE: SELECTing a sample

    Cool. Thanks.

    I was hoping there would be some nicer solutions, but these will do!

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    Dlongnecker

  • RE: SELECTing a sample

    Sweet, thanks.

    That should work because i'm doing this in a small database with few users. But is there a way to do it that isn't a triangular join?

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    Dlongnecker

  • RE: Delete duplicate data

    Thanks Jason! That less than on the identity really blew my mind.

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    Dlongnecker

  • RE: to create exe for sql

    Is your SQL database on a remote server? Or is SQL on the local machine so you need to create all the database tables the first time the program is...

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    Dlongnecker

  • RE: is storing a comma-separated list symptomatic of a bad design?

    partridgetim ,

    The issue with using something like TeamName as your primary key is other tables will use the primary key to reference the team in the team table. For example,...

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    Dlongnecker

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