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  • RE: Msg 102, Level 15, State 1, Line 2 Incorrect syntax near 'GO'

    Bulelani M (6/11/2012)


    This script is on a batch file that is scheduled to run early in the morning before business hours start. It is used to aggregate certain tables for...

  • RE: Msg 102, Level 15, State 1, Line 2 Incorrect syntax near 'GO'

    Bulelani M (6/11/2012)


    Hey Jared

    I'm using ssms

    It worked this time around and still don't know why it didn't work.

    I kind of said to myself, its one of those things...

  • RE: Msg 102, Level 15, State 1, Line 2 Incorrect syntax near 'GO'

    Formatted:

    PRINT 'Starting Student Master Table Re-creation'

    PRINT 'Dropping temporary tables...'

    DROP TABLE #enr_detail

    DROP TABLE #demo

    DROP TABLE #addr_split

    DROP TABLE #reg_detail

    DROP TABLE #subj_detail

    DROP TABLE #assg_detail

    DROP TABLE #assg_dispatch

    DROP TABLE #assg_passed

    DROP TABLE #assg_submitted

    DROP TABLE #Tot_assg_dispatch

    DROP TABLE...

  • RE: error in query

    Ok, I simplified you original code and took out all of the commented stuff so we can see this a bit easier for testing. What I need is some sample...

  • RE: Update/Insert Statement

    Meccer (6/7/2012)


    Hi Guys,

    The "" is becuase I use the sql statement in c#

    Ok, well your SQL is fine. Add a " before the UPDATE.

  • RE: Update/Insert Statement

    If it is simply C#, then the problem is that the UPDATE does not have a double quote in front of it. Should be this:

    "UPDATE P SET Stock =...

  • RE: Update/Insert Statement

    What happens when you run this:

    SELECT *

    FROM prices P

    INNER JOIN #prices T

    ON P.Avg = T.Avg

    AND P.Colour = T.Colour;

    Also, what's with all of your concatenation? Is that also in the...

  • RE: Msg 102, Level 15, State 1, Line 2 Incorrect syntax near 'GO'

    Bulelani M (6/7/2012)


    Thanks but it's still not working at all:crying:

    What does that mean? Same error? Different error? Not expected output?

  • RE: How to Pass Optional parameters in SSIS

    sqlstud (6/7/2012)


    Great Jared and Thanks.

    I have used the below query. Is it Correct?

    YEAR = @MLR_YR

    AND (@CODE IS NULL OR CODE='' OR CODE=@CODE)

    AND (@BATCH IS NULL OR @BATCH ='' OR BATCH=...

  • RE: How to Pass Optional parameters in SSIS

    You will have to adjust your SP to accept an empty string ('') for those parameters and handle that. See Gail's blog post here to get the main idea....

  • RE: SQL service account is sysamdin or not?

    sqlfriends (6/6/2012)


    see my job in the attachment, it is the same job as yours, it is all executed as the user- the domain user that for sql agent service login....

  • RE: SQL service account is sysamdin or not?

    sqlfriends (6/6/2012)


    I'm not sure that you completely understand yet. The jobs on a schedule will always run under the "service account" which is the NT SERVICE\SQLSERVERAGENT no matter which domain...

  • RE: Low disk space alert

    Jeff Moden (6/6/2012)


    Ok... I've gotta go now because some idiots working for LinkedIn didn't know how to protect a couple of million passwords and I have to change mine because...

  • RE: SQL service account is sysamdin or not?

    sqlfriends (6/6/2012)


    We do use default installation.

    also:

    You cannot log into the server with the service account and get access to SQL Server, nor can you impersonate the service account and gain...

  • RE: SQL service account is sysamdin or not?

    sqlfriends (6/6/2012)


    Thanks,

    Sorry still confusing:

    Quote from SQLKnowitall:

    The domain user is not, the service account is. The domain user does not have to be a valid sql server login.

    Quote from Jeff:

    The service...

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