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  • RE: Comparing Tables between MS Access and SQL Server

    I would create a linked server to Access: http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en/sqlgetstarted/thread/589ca193-3541-4c5e-965c-4c515d6b476b

    Then compare tables through SQL Server.

  • RE: find diference between two fields

    HINT: Look at the data types for the columns you are doing the difference of. Are you sure that the difference can be negative based on those data types?...

  • RE: convert column with numbers to a specific date format

    mic.con87 (1/16/2012)


    I think I have found the problem. There are 64 dates that have a problem. These can be defaulted to null. The leading zero disappears when you create the...

  • RE: convert column with numbers to a specific date format

    I think you need to fix your sample data as this values are certainly not integers, which means any solution we give is going to be incorrect. What is the...

  • RE: Timestamp column

    You could cast the column into another data type if you needed to preserve it, but I would question the use. If there is no need for the column...

  • RE: Timestamp column

    GilaMonster (1/12/2012)


    SQLKnowItAll (1/12/2012)


    In SQL Server, a timestamp IS a datetime data type. So, the column you are importing into for that must be datetime data type. Does that...

  • RE: Timestamp column

    svakka (1/12/2012)


    I'm trying to export data using Import/Export Wizard. I'm getting error when importing into timestamp column. What is the work around?

    Just read this again... Are you exporting or importing...

  • RE: Timestamp column

    svakka (1/12/2012)


    Thank you all .My source column has timestamp data type, should I create rowversion, date time data type to hold the same value as in source

    I don't think You...

  • RE: Access to SQL Server

    In this OPs case, since we know nothing from them yet really, I would venture to say that the errors occurred because the service was already started. OP cannot...

  • RE: Access to SQL Server

    Brandie Tarvin (1/12/2012)


    SQLKnowItAll (1/12/2012)


    I'm just saying that if this is a new install and you are the DBA you may HAVE to use sa at least once to set up...

  • RE: Access to SQL Server

    Brandie Tarvin (1/12/2012)


    SQLKnowItAll (1/12/2012)


    Brandie Tarvin (1/12/2012)


    SQLKnowItAll (1/12/2012)


    Your domain account needs to be added to SQL Server as a user. You should log in as sa or have someone do that...

  • RE: Access to SQL Server

    Brandie Tarvin (1/12/2012)


    SQLKnowItAll (1/12/2012)


    Your domain account needs to be added to SQL Server as a user. You should log in as sa or have someone do that and add you....

  • RE: Access to SQL Server

    Brandie Tarvin (1/12/2012)


    Suresh B. (1/12/2012)


    Knowledge Hunter (1/12/2012)


    Hi All,

    We have a SQL Server 2008 R2 hosted on a server having OS Windows Server 2008 R2.

    I am added to Windows, Admin group...

  • RE: Sql agent job step - tsql command

    DeanORenO (1/11/2012)


    I didn't explain what the whole job is about and I don't need to since the raiserror solved my problem, if the query returns rows then the job is...

  • RE: Sql agent job step - tsql command

    DeanORenO (1/11/2012)


    The job failure triggers an email sent to an operator which is done

    I don't see the reason for this. You want your job to complete, but send an email....

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