yeah... it was an accident. i have shortcuts setup to 2005 admin section.

forgot to get into the 2000 area.

i remember a script from while back that would do some kind of decryption. i think

it's in the scripts repository here. i'll see if i can dig it...

thanks for the info...

unfortuantely; i'm still getting alot of this:

DTSRun /~Z0xA4B4A470F16C241170D086F8277AAB179479EAEF0653209E93D3B0C54A5941C67F5274344A50AC0F315B532EA2ADCFB782696FACCC7E993E92AD91161BF2A40F3E4530A93BA3CDC6C0DA082360EE7A797CF35B455574BBE18BB3C8ECFFD8CC3789EF01826362E5EDFBBFAFE346695984CD28CA914B520A4C1116

so i suppose i'm left in the dark on what is being executed.

nuts!

this is true...

i usually delve in sql when i need a break from building my time machine.

since i have not affectively measured the speed in which one is in the

caboose...

schrödinger's cat?? wow...

whats more interesting is how we are getting into

the conundrum of quantum mechanics in an sql forum??

apparently the questions of sql no matter how small

are spanning the...

thanks for all the response ! 🙂

it is a decimal datatype.

the numbers shown are simply an example to describe

the differing locations of the decimal.

let me go ahead, and...

unfortunately; it's not working for me.

i've been reading about the differences between update & insert.

you UPDATE a column, but when breaking it down to certain rows

then it...

thanks again ! 🙂

one more question.

what if i wanted to select out certain data from column2 that i need to move

into column3?

maybe this?

UPDATE [MyTable]

SET column3 = column2 (SELECT column2 from [MyTable] WHERE column2...

many thanks...

many thanks 🙂

i'll keep that in mind.

don't forget max planck.

he says that the law proves that we can define a temperature function, or more informally, that we can 'construct a thermometer'. whether this is true is...

Excellent! Thanks for all the good feedback. I'm going over some docs now about it.

is there a question of = null instead of is null ??

i'm reading about the 2, and there seems to be some confusion.

just wondering.

for the most part i'm using is...

NUTS!