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  • RE: Relational Model versus XML

    Raghavendra Mudugal (1/23/2013)


    Koen Verbeeck (1/23/2013)


    I'd like to see the performance of the XML solution.

    Also, I would think the structure of your website is known, so a relational model is preferred.

    Curious...



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  • RE: Finding New Years Eve

    Happy New Year



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  • RE: Mirrors

    Koen Verbeeck (12/11/2012)


    Are you sure a log backup is needed? Quoting from BOL:

    Typically, you need to take at least one log backup on the principal database. However, a log backup...



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  • RE: Which Statement will execute sucessfully

    Lokesh Vij (12/7/2012)


    What would happen, if the current user is mapped to any one of the two schema's by default? Last statement would always throw an error!!

    As this option was...



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  • RE: Queries

    Hugo Kornelis (11/28/2012)


    Dave62 (11/28/2012)


    I came across this odd behavior in SSMS the other day when I was looking at estimated execution plans and thought I'd share it with the community.

    Sorry...



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  • RE: Queries

    Koen Verbeeck (11/28/2012)


    The only correct answer is 0.

    There are 8 statements in the estimated execution plan, but no queries.

    From BOL:

    A query is a request for data that is stored in...



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  • RE: Thanksgiving 2012

    Happy Thanksgiving.

    COUNT carefully the turkeys!



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  • RE: character ordering

    Ross.M (11/1/2012)


    honza.mf (11/1/2012)


    Ross.M (11/1/2012)


    ... however for the sake of understanding string comparisons, we have no use for knowing how many characters are between 0 and Z, we just need to...



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  • RE: character ordering

    Ross.M (11/1/2012)


    ... however for the sake of understanding string comparisons, we have no use for knowing how many characters are between 0 and Z, we just need to know the...



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  • RE: character ordering

    derek.colley (11/1/2012)


    I'm afraid this question was just too obscure for me. It's a good question, sure, but why would I need to know this or reference it in any...



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  • RE: character ordering

    My first estimate was something near 75 (10 digits, 26 uppercase, 26 lowercase) but then I remembered the accents and found a table.



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  • RE: While loop

    Toreador (10/23/2012)


    honza.mf (10/12/2012)


    Right. Who cares?

    The bank of course, so they have transactions properly implemented (we must hope).

    In the UK at least, such processes work entirely in the bank's favour. Transaction...



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  • RE: While loop

    WayneS (10/11/2012)


    honza.mf (10/11/2012)


    Hugo Kornelis (10/11/2012)

    Transactions (that's what "TRAN" is short for) are primarily used to ensure that a series of statements that form a single unit of work are either...



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  • RE: While loop

    Hugo Kornelis (10/11/2012)

    Transactions (that's what "TRAN" is short for) are primarily used to ensure that a series of statements that form a single unit of work are either completely executed,...



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  • RE: While loop

    Hugo Kornelis (10/10/2012)


    A.jafari (10/9/2012)


    Please illustrate diffrent between "Begin Catch" And "Try Except"

    You can read about TRY ... CATCH here: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms175976.aspx

    In T-SQL, "Try Except" is...



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