For some reason I thought it was Client Technology Preview, but Community makes more sense.

It was just one of the solutions he offered. It was only the second solution and it ran faster than his initial solution. He did spend a lot of time...

I hate to say it, at this point, I'm confused. I'd have to see structure & some data to better understand what you're trying to do and what's going wrong....

It sounds like a paging problem.

One, of many, solutions that Itzik Ben-Gan offers in TSQL Querying:

--sets up data this way:

SELECT ROW_NUMBER() OVER(ORDER BY qty,empid) AS rownum,

empid,mgrid,qty

INTO #SALESRN

FROM dbo.Table;

CREATE UNIQUE CLUSTERED...

The MAX statement isn't working now?

Thanks. I'll check it out.

This thing jumped the topic track about 5 or six pages ago.

Just to put it back near the topic for a moment...

When being interviewed, how many...

No, I mean get rid of the sub-select entirely. Why would you need it? If the name is in the consultant table then you should be able to pull it...

Chris Morris (3/12/2008)

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Grant Fritchey (3/12/2008)

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Nice. I made my long bow in a course with the Royal Bowyer of England. It's only about 50-60lb pull, but it'll throw a bodkin point...

Nice. I made my long bow in a course with the Royal Bowyer of England. It's only about 50-60lb pull, but it'll throw a bodkin point about 75 yards. Only...

Evidently, geeks with weapons!

:w00t:

The good news is, it's working. I just finished the install and I'm looking at the February CTP, finally.

Get rid of the TOP 1 sub select in the SELECT clause, that's effectively a cursor in your code.

Try using a LEFT JOIN?

The axe is such a clumsy weapon. How about a katana? Unless the interviewers are wearing armor, then I'm going for a good broadsword.

No pork chops!

How about just coming as...

Oh, and it happened to one other guy at my company too. He was able to get his uninstalled. Mine wasn't. I'm probably going to be rebuilding my lap top....

I ran into a problem. It didn't prevent 2005 from working, but it did cause parts of the GUI in SSMS to stop working. I would be very cautious about...