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  • RE: One Database vs. Multiple Databases

    Hi,

    1. Are you hosting the database? If no, then customisable databases, but do it this way default schema for base application client schema for client based customisations. . If...

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  • RE: ETL DATA TESTING

    Hi,

    Remember SEAT for testing.

    Table A

    (

    Column1 varchar(4),

    Column2 int

    )

    Setup

    Select a row of data to be updated.

    eg

    Select Column1, Column2 from A where Column1 Is Null

    Evaluate

    Run the test/code

    Insert into A_Changes

    Select Column1, Column2...

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  • RE: Backing up reports

    Just backup the database and the encryption key.

    Don't lose the encryption key.

    There is a scripting tool available if you want to script everything from one server to another. Look on...

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  • RE: Poor Man (dev) Version Control

    http://www.sqlservercentral.com/scripts/source+control/66285/

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  • RE: Generating Dummy Data

    That's sort of what I was aiming at.

    You can populate as many tables as you want with data and just use cartesian joins to give the bulk.

    I have reused last...

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  • RE: Generating Dummy Data

    On other projects that I have worked on, the dev data has occasionally been scrubbed so that names and phone numbers and other account details are gibberish.

    Eg John Smith 0406...

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  • RE: Generating Dummy Data

    Thanks for the feedback Jeff. I appologise to the community for not checking my work more thoroughly.

    My next arrticle will be of better quality.

    Cheers

    Jamie

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    We shall go always, a little further.
  • RE: Logic to break period of time by month

    If you just want the difference between the dates in the two columns

    datediff(mm,col1,col2) + 1 to include the first month

    eg select datediff(mm,'6/27/13','8/11/13') +1

    Cheers

    Jamie

    😎

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    We shall go always, a little further.
  • RE: Your Frame of Reference

    I agree we have to view the problem from the clients perspective. Its a skill I pride myself on.

    Can I just whinge about the link to the updateable snapshot?

    What's wrong...

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  • RE: What is a semicolon used for in SQL Server?

    The semicolon character is a statement terminator. It is a part of the ANSI SQL-92 standard, but was never used within Transact-SQL.

    Jamie Ingram

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  • RE: Restoring file group error

    Hi Gail,

    Can partial restores be done with the Dev Version?

    Cheers

    Jamie

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  • RE: Need help getting from custom login page to Reporting Services home page

    Take a look at extending the security model. There is sample code on MSDN.

    http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa237550(v=sql.80).aspx

    In particular:

    IAuthenticationExtension Represents an authentication extension that can be used to authenticate users in Reporting Services.

    and

    IAuthorizationExtension...

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  • RE: DTS package import

    If you just want to run the packages on the new server:

    Export your DTS packages using DTSBackup.

    Save them to a network location

    Create an SSIS job that calls the DTS packages.

    Jamie

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    We shall go always, a little further.
  • RE: How do Select inThis order ..........? Please

    I dont have access to SQL Server at the moment, so consider this pseudo code. It is untested.

    create table #Temp

    (

    GroupID int;

    Col1 varchar2(25),

    Col2 varchar2(25)

    );

    Declare

    @Group int,

    @Col1...

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  • RE: Where are you?

    Fremantle, Western Australia 😎

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