I don't think they gonna remove it from your copy of SQL Server.

Use sp_MSforeachdb.

Include 'USE ?' into the command string you execute.

You'll see.

Answer 1st question and you'll be answered on 2nd.

Is it the rule respectful people follow?

Do you have EM connected?

Because it's single user connection you cannot have both applications connected.

I tried this on my server and it worked.

> Is there a way to create all 3 at the same time running the query once?

To create an index SQL Server needs to scan all values in the...

I asked simple question:

If the smallest interval you can measure is 1ps then "midnight event" is an event happened between 0:00:00.000.000.000.000 and 0:00:00.000.000.000.001(excl)

If the smallest interval you can measure is...

Lynn, I answered all questions.

You're just too "minor in mathematics" to get it.

So I was trying politely to repopulate you head with knowledge you missed in school and to reduce...

I want to the screen where you gonna display that number of values simultaneously.

OK, as I can see you've getting where you're wrong, so you're trying to skip off the conversation not to be brought to admittance of your error on public.

That's the...

Add computed column.

Igor,

your test is still not correct.

No, not true, it's still not complete.

You forget - it's not a single user application, it's a server.

So, open 10 windows in QA and...

Lynn, as you could notice I'm not talking to you.

You refused to continue with this discussion at least twice.

It's not a style of discussion I could accept.

So, shut up, please.

So, your answer depends on precision you can measure time intervals.

If the smallest interval you can measure is 1ps then "midnight event" is an event happened between 0:00:00.000.000.000.000 and 0:00:00.000.000.000.001(excl)

If...

David,

1st, there is only one world.

IT is a technology which suppose to reflect information about this world we have collected.

> Exactly at midnight: A new day starts. Yes, even before...

Read about "INFORMATION_SCHEMA.COLUMNS view" in BOL.