Jeff it does still work; it depends on the commands you use; I've got an article coming out on a procedure i wrote that returns the DDL of any table;

your...

to get a procedure to run under the context of the database it is called from, doesn't it HAVE to be in the MASTER database and also at least start...

also from within SSMS:

Tools>>Options>>Text Editor

Expand "All Languages"

under the "Display" section, there is a semi-gray checkbox...uncheck and check to enforce line numbers for All languages and files.

Now line numbers appear on...

you could also use a logon trigger that checks the login against getdate() & some expiration date in a table, and use that logon trigger to prevent logging in.

both sqls in the union seem to be filtering on Application name, so If they ran alone, I would think they'd be fairly quick.

the union instead of union all could...

if you know the administrator password when you set up the machine, you can log in as that:

at the login screen which lists all the users, hit control-alt-delete twice...this will...

the sum() function does not take a comma delimited list: change all the commas to plus signs to sum all the columns and all the rows:

select SUM (e.GROSWAGS_1 +...

ok, i copied and pasted your ocde, and found the #fraglist gets populated just fine.

the second cursor "index" never ran on my machine, because the condition below was never met:...

yeah the issue is db_id can return null:

select db_id('Bob')

i doubt you have a 'Bob' database...

your example would actually be

select * where x not in (1,2,3,NULL,NULL) --<<--NOT IN NULL RETURNS...

you want to test IF EXISTS(any rows in logger2)

not that (somequery = 0)--you weanted to count the rows or something, right?

so you'd want to tweak it to something like this:

IF...

damn...i just tried to do it, so i could script out the linked server commands, and i get "cannot create a linked server from a local server" from the gui.

anyone...

In SQl 2000, I can't think of an easy way.

in SQL 2005, you could use a synonym...for example two synonyms like

PRIMEDB and OTHERDB

and the query could refer to

...

well kind of...there is no such thing as a sequence number in SQL, but the Identity() has the equivalent for any given column...if you set the identity() on the column,...

SQL server is a little bit different than other languages like Oracle.

there is an Identity() property you can set on a column, which has the same effect that a sequence...

I personally use the 997 milliseconds, otherwise it;'s the next day.

SET DATEFIRST 1

declare @mon datetime,

@fri datetime

SELECT...