I've got kind of an off the wall question, aren't businesses fleeing from states like MA and CA, aren't they even further down than other states in this downturn?

Just wondering..

CirquedeSQLeil (9/3/2009)

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Let's throw another take on it.

I run my business out of Mass, but use the software and services you provide - which have no physical presence in Mass. ...

I didin't get that out of that, but you may be right..

CEWII

Matt Miller (9/3/2009)

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Grant Fritchey (9/3/2009)

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Elliott W (9/3/2009)

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As an aside, while I think its a good idea I'm a little fuzzy on the legality. Mass. is interfering in interstate commerce...

Brandie Tarvin (9/3/2009)

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MA has the right to say who can do business in their state. By extension, that means they can require those companies to require any sub-contracted vendors to...

What, the Libs...

I too think it is a small issue for 99.9% of the servers out there. For that 0.1% there is the tool that you can download.

CEWII

The NBA players one doesn't really help because they were actually IN the state..

If my database resides in MY state (which isn't Mass) what is their claim. I see...

As an aside, while I think its a good idea I'm a little fuzzy on the legality. Mass. is interfering in interstate commerce and unless you have a building...

I'm with Steve on this, I don't see how company ALONE can be a primary key on all your tables. You know that primary key is a UNIQUE index/constraint...

I have to question the logic in this..

Is company the true primary key of all table in the DB? And if so then I have to start questioning the...

Have you created indexes on the temp table as well?

CEWII

Eric Pratley (9/2/2009)

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Actually, I think Southpaw is on the right track with the sequence containers - particularly if jobs A1, A2 and B1 need to run in parallel and all...

I don't see any reason to use sequence containers, you can just use the EXEC package task and connect them. sequence containers seems like overkill. The package that...

Well lets just say that we have sort of inherited some very interesting processes. Quite often we receive flat files of data, possibly exported from Excel or god knows where....