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  • RE: Regular Expressions

    kingdonshel (1/15/2013)


    I was wondering has anyone ever written a regular expression thatreurns a boolean for wether a phone number is a valid phone number in the US...

  • RE: Regular Expressions

    Leveraging the validation built into the System.Net.Mail.MailAddress constructor is clever and I did not have to set trustworthy on to use it. The RegEx version is nice too. I wonder...

  • RE: Default Port

    sjimmo (1/15/2013)


    . If you have a firewall blocking 1433 requests from untrusted networks then the SQL Server will never even see the request.

    This is good as long as nobody...

  • RE: View not working since moving database from SQL 2000 to SQL 2008

    What does this query yield?

    SELECT DISTINCT

    PERSONID AS EmpID,

    CONVERT(NUMERIC, 722) AS ClockNo, -- we know...

  • RE: which configuration suggested for aspnet & sql server ?

    aykut canturk (1/15/2013)


    okay, not related with this topic but if I use ms azure for hosting instead of renting my own physical one, would I guarantee that my sql data...

  • RE: SQL Security Best Practices - Dealing With User Name Changes

    ScottPletcher (1/14/2013)


    opc.three (1/14/2013)


    YSLGuru (1/14/2013)


    opc.three (1/12/2013)


    AD Groups as SQL Logins and Database Users work great unless you need the User to have a default schema. In SQL 2012 the loop has...

  • RE: SQL Security Best Practices - Dealing With User Name Changes

    YSLGuru (1/14/2013)


    opc.three (1/12/2013)


    AD Groups as SQL Logins and Database Users work great unless you need the User to have a default schema. In SQL 2012 the loop has been closed,...

  • RE: Need a Stored procedure

    I do not condone using xp_cmdshell at all, and especially not for something like this, but if you must here is someone who has detailed the technique from beginning to...

  • RE: Backup and restore databases and I/O usage

    sqlfriends (1/14/2013)


    I ask because our network people are investigating some SAN I/O issues.

    They are wondering the backup or restore could generate a lot of I/O and cause problems.

    They...

  • RE: Backup and restore databases and I/O usage

    sqlfriends (1/14/2013)


    Does backup and restore databases use a lot of I/O?

    Yes.

    And which one uses more I/O, backup or restore?

    It depends on where the backup file resides, whether compression is on...

  • RE: Is adding a User to the master Database a bad Idea?

    rynmthw3 (1/14/2013)


    Yes but to restict access to one specific login they would have to be in the master correct?

    I do not think so. SUSER_NAME() does not have a restriction related...

  • RE: Default Port

    It depends on what other controls are in place. If you have a firewall blocking 1433 requests from untrusted networks then the SQL Server will never even see the request....

  • RE: Is adding a User to the master Database a bad Idea?

    rynmthw3 (1/14/2013)


    I am setting up the Resource Governor on one of my servers and it creates a function in the master database. The function is used to point Users...

  • RE: sql procedure

    Ed Wagner (1/14/2013)


    Now I see the trouble with what you were asking. Does this give you what you're after? It uses a correlated subquery [child] to concatenate the...

  • RE: Export data using BCP command

    Dung Dinh (1/14/2013)


    Hi all,

    I have a request from my client that they need to export data to an excel using BCP command and the excel file is with format:

    Row 1:...

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