This is more or less a paging problem. There are a number of possible solutions:

http://www.sqlservercentral.com/articles/66030/%5B/url%5D

http://www.sqlservercentral.com/scripts/31280/%5B/url%5D

These are just the first couple that I came across after searching on the site. There...

Everything else is absolutely equal, identical databases, identical indexes on the databases, identical statistics on the indexes, identical queries, identical parameters... I've moved databases between servers before without the execution...

The only way you can do this is if you've set up some auditing method prior to the deletes occurring or if you've got a trace running that captured the...

I'm sorry, I'm not there, so I can only answer based on the information you've provided.

From what you've said, a long running process was reading some large piece of data....

You're asking the...

It really depends on what you're doing with SQL Server. Let's say you implement the hierarchy data type. VS 2005 won't be able to consume it. But if you keep...

Then use a derived table and join against it. That would, more or less, be the equivalent of maintaining one WHERE clause and then using it for sub-selects.

Compression is only available for Enterprise.

Cool stuff though.

Grant Fritchey (12/16/2009)

From what I can see this person has tried to demonstrate some work, but good googly moogly, who is going to read all that stuff & eval it?...

What about something like this?

SELECT

a.provcode

,COUNT(DISTINCT acctno) AS 'Patient...

I agree with Steve & Lynn, I'm confused.

Based only on what you've said, I'd say the answer is no, you can't use the WHERE clause of the outer query within...

In order to prevent a user from seeing only certain columns, you'll need to either limit the users access through a view or a stored procedure. If you give them...

Two things come to mind, but I'm not sure either is applicable. It could be contention, other processes interfering with yours, although I would think you'd either see errors or...

Whoa!

From what I can see this person has tried to demonstrate some work, but good googly moogly, who is going to read all that stuff & eval it? Anyone want...

There is no way to hack in and retrieve the 'sa' password.