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  • RE: An interview with the Exceptional DBA of the Year

    Dan, congratulations on this great award!!! Next year you will have me to compete against! May the best DBA win!:hehe::hehe::hehe::hehe::hehe::hehe::hehe:

  • RE: Missing Indexes in SQL Server 2005

    Hi all,

    Just after I posted my reply on this web I came upon another website (MSDN) where someone posted a blog on this exact same article. Visit it and let...

  • RE: Missing Indexes in SQL Server 2005

    Very good article! I immediately copied the code and ran it on my database but I have a couple of questions if anyone can help me please. I do not...

  • RE: Patindex

    jcrawf02 (9/11/2008)


    Your solution works if the original set is small, like your example of 'January:February:March', but as you pointed out, gets ugly the larger your string gets.

    Two things -...

  • RE: Patindex

    Jeff Moden (9/11/2008)


    Manie, great primer on PatIndex!

    There is hundreds of other ways to use these functions and the way I used here is most probably not the best way so,...

  • RE: Patindex

    martin.moss (9/11/2008)


    The PATINDEX function provide you with the exact position of a pattern in the expression e.g. if you want to know where "f" is in the expression "abcdef" then...

  • RE: Time Out Problem in Sql Server 2005 x64

    GilaMonster (8/26/2008)


    Be careful with DTA. It has a habit of over-recommending things. Take its recomendations with a large pinch of salt and test carefully before putting the indexes it suggests...

  • RE: SSIS and text file in sql table

    How good are you with Visual Basic for Applications? I have code that reads through a text file and from there you can insert it into a database table and...

  • RE: Time Out Problem in Sql Server 2005 x64

    A short while after we upgraded to SQL Server 2005 (I was still trying to find my feet in SQL 2005) I noticed that our webbased system became very slow...

  • RE: Managing Security

    Carl Federl (8/23/2008)


    I find the whole question to be moot. SQL Server access should only be granted to support groups and to applications and no users and no developers should...

  • RE: Reporting Data Loss

    I don't know if any of you ever heard about the minibus taxis in South Africa. Well, the drivers are rather terrible drivers and breaking the traffic laws is common...

  • RE: Knock, Knock…Who's There?

    tedo (8/11/2008)


    Wo you are the first person I have ever met who said the US version of the office was better than the UK version.

    The us does make good...

  • RE: Automatically insert text from one text box on a subform to an unbound text box on a form as typing

    Sorry for not having come back again and, smunson thanks for taking on the challenge. I have never before had to write this type of program and to me this...

  • RE: The Active DBA

    gischimp (8/8/2008)I'll bet everyone who is 40 + years old will agree that it's harder to stay with it as you get older but even more important.

    Speak for yourself...

  • RE: Lazy Developers - Database Weekly (2008/07/28)

    GilaMonster (8/2/2008)


    Manie Verster (8/2/2008)


    Heh, heh, heh I have a surprise for you!!! I am a developer and proud of it.

    Guess what. You ain't the only one.

    I do hope...

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