Matt Miller (2/18/2009)

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Lynn Pettis (2/18/2009)

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Bruce W Cassidy (2/18/2009)

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[font="Verdana"]No. I was...

Bruce W Cassidy (2/18/2009)

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[font="Verdana"]No. I was asking for the impossible,...

Michael Valentine Jones (2/18/2009)

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Lynn Pettis (2/18/2009)

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Michael Valentine Jones (2/18/2009)

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Lynn Pettis (2/18/2009)

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Adi Cohn (2/18/2009)

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If I remember correctly, SQL Server did support left and right join using the old syntax (*= or...

gints.plivna (2/18/2009)

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At least it is not in SQL Server docs

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms177634(SQL.90).aspx

The outer join operators (*= and =*)...

Michael Valentine Jones (2/18/2009)

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Lynn Pettis (2/18/2009)

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Adi Cohn (2/18/2009)

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If I remember correctly, SQL Server did support left and right join using the old syntax (*= or =*), but it didn’t support...

Michael Valentine Jones (2/18/2009)

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Lynn Pettis (2/18/2009)

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Adi Cohn (2/18/2009)

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If I remember correctly, SQL Server did support left and right join using the old syntax (*= or =*), but it didn’t support...

I'll admit when I am wrong. I am wrong. It must be the ANSI standard that is supported, FULL OUTER JOIN.

I know I mentioned this in a suggestion post, but on the Authors pages I'd like to see both the total number of views and the number of views in...

Adi Cohn (2/18/2009)

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If I remember correctly, SQL Server did support left and right join using the old syntax (*= or =*), but it didn’t support full outer join using the...

Technically, the following is true (and I had to have it explained several times before it sunk in to me):

*= left outer join

=* ...

Adi Cohn (2/18/2009)

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Michael Valentine Jones (2/18/2009)

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I have to admit that I’m amazed that you have SQL...

I actually have to agree with Michael. I started with MS SQL Server 6.5 and used the ANSI style INNER and OUTER JOIN syntax from the start. It...

Could you add the ASCII values of the characters to your output?

Okay, I have checked and can see that some people have checked out my code. Anyone have any feedback regarding my small test suite?

Be sure to read BOL (Books Online), BACKUP LOG and BACKUP DATABASE. As you appear to be using SQL Server 2005, you could use the COPY_ONLY option but not...