Thanks for the question.

Very good question. Thanks.

+1

Thanks for the question.

Very good question. Thanks.

I almost got it wrong but I realized in time that the loop had a "<" and not "<="

Good question, Thanks.

Duuuuuuudeee!!!

Not fair! Give me my 7 points!:-P:hehe:

+1

Thanks!

Thanks for the easy question.

I haven't used templates since the good old ones we had back in Sql 2000.

Thanks for the easy points :hehe:

Dave62 (10/17/2014)

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The connection to SQL Server for this question where I work is that we use the SETSPN utility to solve the double-hop issue. We have ASP.NET applications on...

Thanks for the question, Steve.

Stewart "Arturius" Campbell (10/15/2014)

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Enough nitpicking.

yes, the question used a reserved keyword for a column name (purely by mishap, i'm sure).

but, despite that little inconvenience, the idea behind the question was...

It seems like we have another faulty question in our hands.

The correct answer should be "None of the above..." since you cannot use the keyword column as part of a...

+1.

Thanks, Steve.

+1.

Thanks, Steve.