GilaMonster (9/4/2013)

How would they go about that?

I'd love the lower-level certs to be respected. I'd love to be able to interview someone with a lower-level MS cert and have some...

Steve Jones - SSC Editor (9/4/2013)

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patrickmcginnis59 10839 (9/4/2013)

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Now on the other hand, this leaves poor slobs like me who has to explain to management why I want what the community...

SQLRNNR (9/4/2013)

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patrickmcginnis59 10839 (9/4/2013)

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“We want it to be an elite community, certainly. But some of the non-technical barriers to entry run the risk of making it elitist for non-technical reasons....

“We want it to be an elite community, certainly. But some of the non-technical barriers to entry run the risk of making it elitist for non-technical reasons. Having a program...

Robert klimes (8/29/2013)

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Whats the slow part with RBAR in SSMS? Its not using T-SQL, so without that slowdown I'm wondering why RBAR would be involved here.

Obviously its closed source, so...

Robert klimes (8/27/2013)

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Might be the clients ability to consume the data. SSMS uses RBAR to retrieve rows. IF using SSMS turn on client statistics from the query menu. this will...

I periodically have to restore to test instances and while its certainly not foolproof, the first time I do this, I script all the restore and update T-SQL out into...

Maybe its a permissions problem? You could consider comparing the permissions of the working destination to the non working destination and seeing if there is a mismatch. When slinging files...

just for fun, I tried editting the xml, seemed to have worked. Not sure how adviseable it is 🙂

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Gil_Adi (8/14/2013)

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Thanks Guys

The file being read contains Receipt Header with it corresponding lines just after the Receipt Raw header

The file includes several Receipts

So Maintianing the read order is...

dokledon (8/2/2013)

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Hi,

I'm running a script against 16 registered servers (6 SQL 2000, 4 SQL 2005, 6 SQL 2008R2) within the same connection.

It works well, except for 2 of 6 the...

Hugo Kornelis (8/1/2013)

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Heh! You must have misunderstood my point. I never said...

Awesome, I'm going...

paul.knibbs (8/1/2013)

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That's all true, but I come from a programming background, and I know that you will pretty much never, ever anticipate every daft or incorrect input a user is...

Hugo Kornelis (8/1/2013)

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Then, on using scripts and/or PowerShell in general.

You push using this kind of automation as a way to prevent human error, because you eliminate the error-prone process of...