jcb (2/14/2012)

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Sure, someday I ill print "I see...

Thank you, I'll take a look at that blog.

OK, right off I've got to tell you that I'm not familiar with Report Server Configuration Manager.

So, I got into it on the report server. On the left side...

Oh, interesting, I didn't realize. Thank you...

meridius10 (2/3/2012)

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I just have a question relating to ADO.NET and SQLCLR (which is a newbie question!).

Which should I use in SQL Server 2008 R2, or are they both different/both need...

Thank you, Randy Rabin and GSquared, for giving me code examples using semicolons, especially with respect to keywords like BEGIN and END. I'll start using semicolons in more of...

Gary Varga (2/2/2012)

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Rod at work (2/2/2012)

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Semicolons will at some point be required in T-SQL? Really? I've seen it used in some cases, but am completely uncertain as to...

Semicolons will at some point be required in T-SQL? Really? I've seen it used in some cases, but am completely uncertain as to when they are to be...

VB.NET and C# work equally well against the same databases, SQL Server in its various flavors, MS Access, MySql, etc. So long as you can get a provider for...

I think in your case, meridius10, learning VB.NET would be a good choice. And eventually it won't matter that much, because most VB.NET people I know can read C#...

At this point I don't have any data at all in the table, SQLKnowItAll, so I can be flexible as to how I handle this.

Thank you, MysteryJimbo, that looks like it will work.

As a VBA developer, I would say that learning VB.NET would be considerably easier for you. At least a lot of the syntax will be the same, although there...

Thank you, Gail and Steve.

WOW, how to answer this question. I have a son who is on the autism spectrum (higher functioning, fortunately, but still very dependent upon me), which is severely weighting...