You would need to use SQL Reporting Services or some other reporting solution in order to get charting.

Loved the article. I really need to get more into Test-Driven Development.

I never saw any of the movies in the theater. I did have a "tradition" for few years of watching the first trilogy in it's entirety on Christmas before...

Florian Reischl (4/29/2009)

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Luke L (4/29/2009)

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Entirely too easy get to points for answering the QOTD instead of posting. Plus, there's no guarantee of the quality of any posts, just a...

You could create script task with multiple outputs, 1 for "good" rows and 1 for "error" rows, and pass the outputs to the appropriate destinations. Check out this article[/url].

Lynn Pettis (4/28/2009)

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You know, I can think of some one else that, IMHO, ranks right there with our favorite White House window washer, and here is his latest post.

The desert...

Flonternet?

Bruce W Cassidy (4/28/2009)

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[font="Verdana"]This morning I had an idea. After I had had a bit of a sit down to recover from that novel feeling, and to reassure myself...

I really think the best way is to put the logic into the code that is doing the insert. Why add the overhead of an update to the same...

In 2005 I see 3 (4) options in order of my preference:

1. Move all your code into original insert process.

2. Move the [dbo].[EvalLogUpdateSproc] code into the trigger using...

Have you tried putting an explicit sort on your query?

I did a little testing and I can't find anyway without an sort in the report itself that the report will show the data in a different order than the...

Duh, I didn't know that, AND I totally misread the code.

If you have to have consecutive values then IDENTITY is NOT the way to go as it is designed to behave the way you are seeing it behave. For...

You could use DDL triggers. Start by looking in BOL