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  • RE: sqlcode vs sp

    Lynn Pettis (3/13/2013)


    Nothing here to work with. Many of us have optimized SQL to perform similar calculations in the database reducing processing time from hours (or longer) to subsecond....

  • RE: Getting the files stored in a database table?

    Hello, you don't need any third party tool.

    You can extract binary files from SQLServer BLOB fields using VBScript.

    I am using a script (a simple text file with .vbs extension) like...

  • RE: sqlcode vs sp

    Eugene Elutin (3/11/2013)


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    But, the most important thing, is that making the change in a C++ procedure let me use the full power of the C++ language. Can't be beaten by...

  • RE: sqlcode vs sp

    Eugene Elutin (3/11/2013)


    ...

    But, the most important thing, is that making the change in a C++ procedure let me use the full power of the C++ language. Can't be beaten by...

  • RE: sqlcode vs sp

    Eugene Elutin (3/11/2013)


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    Also, to be able to "make the best use of the underlying DB engine" you must acquire a deep knowledge of the DB engine, and I am not...

  • RE: sqlcode vs sp

    Eugene Elutin (3/11/2013)


    fmuzul (3/11/2013)


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    Maybe you live in a different world than mine. For me the redeploy of an application is not a problem, I just need to replace a .exe...

  • RE: sqlcode vs sp

    Lynn Pettis (3/11/2013)


    fmuzul (3/11/2013)


    Lynn Pettis (3/11/2013)


    In addition, if the underlying table structure changes but the output of the stored procedures remains the same, you isolate the changes to the database....

  • RE: sqlcode vs sp

    Lynn Pettis (3/11/2013)


    fmuzul (3/11/2013)


    Gazareth (3/11/2013)


    Well, I think you've got both ends of the argument there in the last couple of posts!

    But what's with the paranoia over DBA's Francesco? We're not...

  • RE: sqlcode vs sp

    Lynn Pettis (3/11/2013)


    In addition, if the underlying table structure changes but the output of the stored procedures remains the same, you isolate the changes to the database. You modify...

  • RE: sqlcode vs sp

    Eugene Elutin (3/11/2013)


    fmuzul (3/11/2013)


    My suggestion is: avoid stored procedures at all, unless you have very special needs of performance on some complicated operations.

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    Calling statement! :w00t:

    I'm afraid you will not find...

  • RE: sqlcode vs sp

    Gazareth (3/11/2013)


    Well, I think you've got both ends of the argument there in the last couple of posts!

    But what's with the paranoia over DBA's Francesco? We're not all bad 🙂

    I...

  • RE: sqlcode vs sp

    My suggestion is: avoid stored procedures at all, unless you have very special needs of performance on some complicated operations.

    I know that here, at SQLServerCentral, many people are skilled DB...

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