You don't want quotes around the variable names, just the values, if they are not numeric:

SELECT * FROM OPENQUERY ([10.100.1.1], 'exec mydb.dbo.mysp @p1=''mytable'', @p2=0.0025,@p3 =''3476,6673,3321''')

That looks fine, unless you're trying to reference the return values, in which case you need to add an alias after the OPENQUERY(...) AS alias_name.

As to the current design, I'd make these comments:

CVEducation

InstituteName should 100% be normalized out to another table.

DegreeName should 98% be normalized out to another table.

Maybe SponsorID should be in a...

Unless I'm missing/misunderstanding something, I think this will do it:

UPDATE dbo.x_SCORE

SET

score_Gender = CASE WHEN myGender = whatGender THEN point_Gender ELSE 0 END,

...

Add quotes around "18", "26" and "28" when you check for those values:

CASE

WHEN left(LTRIM(RTRIM(account_number)),2)...

Yep. You just need to CAST the first column as varchar:

...

Yes, it's true.

If absolutely necessary, create a nonclustered index(es) on the GUID(s).

If Change Tracking is enough for what you need it, use it, as it's less overhead than either CDC or a trigger. And it doesn't require Enterprise Edition.

First, you need to create all the logins on NM that are used in the db you copied there. You can script out the logins from the old server,...

You don't have to grant each procedure separately, you can grant execute on the schema (or for the entire db, no matter what the schema, if you prefer). The...

What's proposed here is a really poor practice. You can't just arbitrarily shrink a SQL db log with no analysis because you could just be forcing it to be...

TheSQLGuru (8/8/2014)

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ScottPletcher (8/8/2014)

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TheSQLGuru (8/8/2014)

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ScottPletcher (8/8/2014)

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My first choice would be to use RECOMPILE and just force SQL to rebuild a plan every time.

But, if a HASH join is the "good" plan,...

TheSQLGuru (8/8/2014)

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ScottPletcher (8/8/2014)

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My first choice would be to use RECOMPILE and just force SQL to rebuild a plan every time.

But, if a HASH join is the "good" plan, forcing a...

My first choice would be to use RECOMPILE and just force SQL to rebuild a plan every time.

But, if a HASH join is the "good" plan, forcing a HASH join...

Robert klimes (8/7/2014)

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So now...