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  • RE: easy sql data 2 excel?

    SKYBVI (9/17/2010)


    Go to excel --> data

    data -->other sources

    -->sql server

    -->new connection

    write t sql script there

    execute, the excel would be filled with the result

    of the t sql specified..

    no use of...

  • RE: Best methods for investigating slow performance

    If users suddenly report that the database application is unresponsive, and you're looking for a first response script to tell you stuff like what connections are active, what processes are...

  • RE: Learning Oracle

    Most Oracle developers love cursors. I mean, it's so obvious they're in love. If you read an Oracle PL/SQL developer guide, it will be full of sappy love poetry dedicated...

  • RE: Large Chunks of Data

    The only practical way to report off of 5 million rows is to pull it into an OLAP cube, preferably on a different server or their local PC, and then...

  • RE: Using a common seed generation for multiple tables.

    Jeff Moden (9/16/2010)


    I'm curious... Why do the folks that imposed this requirement think that it's a good idea to do?

    There are a narrow range of data modeling scenarios where a...

  • RE: Using a common seed generation for multiple tables.

    Eric Russell 13013 (9/16/2010)


    A BigInt datatype has max value of 9,223,372,036,854,775,807, so it's large enough to allow several tables to reserve an identity seed of several billion. If you're planning...

  • RE: Using a common seed generation for multiple tables.

    A BigInt datatype has max value of 9,223,372,036,854,775,807, so it's large enough to allow several tables to reserve an identity seed of several billion. If you're planning to impelment a...

  • RE: Social Engineering Dangers

    WayneS (9/15/2010)


    Eric Russell 13013 (9/15/2010)


    The problem with social engineering and digital authentication is that it involves information that can be easily forged. If I call someone up and say I'm...

  • RE: Social Engineering Dangers

    krowley (9/15/2010)


    Eric Russell 13013 (9/15/2010)


    The problem with social engineering and digital authentication is that it involves information that can be easily forged. If I call someone up and say I'm...

  • RE: Social Engineering Dangers

    The problem with social engineering and digital authentication is that it involves information that can be easily forged. If I call someone up and say I'm from the bank, they...

  • RE: Social Engineering Dangers

    Based on the cases I've read about, it seems that only a small pecentage of data breaches are the result of someone hacking the actual database server. From what I...

  • RE: Restoring a subset of data to a test server

    Using SQL Server's backup process, you can do what's called a "partial restore", which restores the primary filegroup and whatever secondary filegroups you choose. How useful that would be in...

  • RE: Getting Fired from an Unpaid Job.

    I think that if an organization generally pays contractors to do stuff like fixing their plumbing, mowing the lawn, or book keeping, then they can find a way to fund...

  • RE: SELECT for UPDATE

    SQL Server's default transaction isolation level is READ COMMITTED, and I'd suggest leaving it as is. Also, run the update query through Database Tuning Advisor and see what it reccomends.

  • RE: What login should a DBA use for non-emergency work

    steveb. (9/14/2010)


    torpkev (9/14/2010)


    My biggest annoyance with sa - quite outside of this discussion - is those people who use sa to connect to the database because they don't know...

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