the original function did not encode <> symbols as well as quotes and ampersands;

this is a little better; someone critque this function please:

ALTER FUNCTION HTMLEncode(@OriginalText VARCHAR(8000))

RETURNS VARCHAR(8000) 

BEGIN

DECLARE...

ha!

once again, stealing/borrowing Jeff Modens example and running with it, here's a TSQL function:

--===== Create and populate a 100,000 row test table.    

-- Column RowNum has a range of 1...

obviously you can do this on the application side, but not natively in TSQL...looks like you'd need a function.

I bet the .NET  HTMLEncode and HTMLDecode functions would be perfect for...

As you suspect, no there's no surefire way to prevent anyone from connecting to a database and copying the schema, nor the data.  I know you probably spent a lot...

I'm pretty sure \r is the row terminator for unix, and \n is the terminator for pc based text files. I've never used \n and \r together, that would be...

here's an example that i based off of one of Jeff Modens examples...hey I'm learning:

there'sa huge advantage performance wise to use a tally or numbers table.

--Your Sample Table :

CREATE...

you are thinking about it wrong...you should create a new role that has db_datareader writes, and then any additional rights you want toa dd. don't try to change the existing...

oops sorry i skimmed over that part.

SQL server will automatically use all availalble processors. if you had a 4 proc, but licensing for only two, you'd be out of compliance...

there's lots of links on microsoft on this;

licensing is per physical processor, not per virtual processor/core .

If the motherboard has a single socket in it, (if you could afford it)...

Assuming you have SQL server installed on your laptop, you should be able to open Query Analyzer, Press F8, which will open the object browser...find the database>> open the treeview...

won't make any difference as far as databases go.... they are backed up to a specific format for SQL 2005,a dn in a manner backwards compatible with non-service pack-ed 2005...

yes, i mean run a trace in profiler, preferably against a test database, but it doesn't matter.

start a trace, and make them duplicate the error when the trace is running.

stop the...

I doubt it's happening every time right? I always call these intermittent network issues;

it's nothing to do with the code or even with SQL server, but the network;

it could be...

from some page on microsoft:

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms143506.aspx

Extended System Support

you said you were hyperlinking to the IttNumber; why can't you simply change the hyperlink to include the Id and the IttNumber? then you can obviously use it on the...