Access denied is typically because the account...

There's lots of tools that...

here's what i do:

i script out the DDL differences between the developers' version, and production;

then i restore a copy of production on dev, and run the script against the database....

TheSQLGuru (5/23/2014)

i'm under the impression that WHERE...

what you posted is a catch all query.

here's an excellent place to start:

http://sqlinthewild.co.za/index.php/2009/03/19/catch-all-queries/

SQL server runs as a service, so that assumes an install and a lot more.

for a portable type of application, you'd have to use a portable database; SQL Server Compact,or...

by simply changing to using a true temp table, isntead of a permenant table which happens to start with tmp, you could fix your concurrency issue.

#temp tables are unique to...

well, it's kind of hard, because you have to split the string into parts based on hte ampersand, and then reconstruct the string all over again.

this would normally be fixed...

the other folks have undoubtedly nailed int; if you needed to migrate those exact values you'd need to use IDENTITY_INSERT and insert the existing values explicitly.

SET IDENTITY_INSERT NewTable ON

INSERT INTO...

i suspect that's not the exact sameversion then, my apologies. i assumed it was the same.

this is the exact version i am using; does this help?

addselftosqlsysadmin.zip

no find and replace required;

check the name of the instance, and also make sure the instance is running in services.

for example, if i go to the services applet in administrative...

this is my go-to script for this issue:

Login to the server itself, make sure you have local admin rights on the operating system side of things.

Now simply download and run...

quick guess before i get back to work:

SELECT * FROM #tmp T1 LEFT OUTER JOIN #tmp T2 ON T1.[ROWID] = T2.[ROWID] -1

and we expect you to provide the...

also, HOW are you checking to see if a function exists or not?'

if you query sys.objects directly, or are using the SSMS GUI and expecting it to appear there? the...

you'll have to find and replace with entities that html does recognize, i think

SELECT

REPLACE(

REPLACE(

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