SQLTougherGuy (6/16/2014)

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Hello,

When I R-Click on a SSAS DB, and select [script database as CREATE TO], does that script contain everything in that DB? My question is, if I run that...

David Burrows (6/16/2014)

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Except that in one match already, with two different views of the goal line, one clearly showed no...

Michael Valentine Jones (6/16/2014)

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Koen Verbeeck (6/14/2014)

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Michael Valentine Jones (6/13/2014)

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Something no one has mentioned is DATETIME in the fact table for situations where it may be important. I have seen...

stevefromOZ (6/16/2014)

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This sounds like a reasonably good use case for STreamInsight - came out in 2008R2, still there in 2012 and 2014, can't speak to it's true longevity in the...

Length 60 is not a default of SSIS.

The only defaults I know of are 255 for Excel (which uses the same provider as Access) and 50 for text files.

Sean Lange (6/16/2014)

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I don't understand why so many soccer players have to roll around on the ground like they just broke their leg in half only to jump up 10...

BWFC (6/16/2014)

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That's a great idea if there's a big...

Meh....

BWFC (6/16/2014)

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Gary Varga (6/16/2014)

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It's just like rounds at the bar: it is great when you don't bother count as some days you are surprised how little money you have left...

Depends on what you have configured in NameMatchingCriteria.

You can turn it off if you want.

Shadab Shah (6/16/2014)

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Over here in SSAS we does not create something like primary key and foreign key on a table , but still when we shift a dimension table from...

rhythmk (6/16/2014)

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I am getting below warning message while executing the package and eding up loading half of the data nd failing the package.

Truncation may occur due to retrieving data from...

Nice 😀

And you changed this in the advanced editor of the source component?

And you are sure it is a truncation error, not a code page error?...

On the other hand, since you have not used SSIS yet, a small C# app might be easier:

Uploading Images to a Database ( C# ) – Part I[/url]

You would need...