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Calm, no wind today. Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

I know CAST will allow you to change it to a VARCHAR, and you'll end up with a variety of ? in the items for non-ASCII characters.

Perhaps you can somehow...

There should be parallel patches. The first CU for R2 seems to include mostly items that are already in CUs for the SQL 2008 RTM.

This is a separate product, as...

If you print out the string instead of submitting it as a query, what is shown for the second value? The multiplication looks good at first glance.

It's really windy here (yes, I'm back), howling out the window.

I actually think it's getting better as more companies and groups realize that they ned someone to manage data and care for it.

However the number of companies, and apps being...

That's an interesting read, though a simple example. They' cover most of the issues from file size, but they have the files on the same server as the SQL box,...

eric_russell 13013 (5/24/2010)

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Usage of the word "smart" within the technology industry is like using the word "fair" within the realm of politics. I mean, ask 100 random people to define...

Are those results from you running the file or SQL Server? I'd agree with the post above that you might have user issues from the SQL Service account, or the...

Perhaps

http://sqlserverpedia.com/blog/sql-server-bloggers/update-statistics-before-or-after-an-index-rebuild/

For me I've always said that who I work with and who I work for are more important than what I do. In other words the working environment is more...

Norman_Berube (5/20/2010)

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A prime example is that I spend 40 hrs a week coding (mostly) behind a computer. Last year I felt the need to get out some. I...

No, those error messages are based on your data types. You can't submit those commands on those types.

Please post some DDL for the tables.

It depends.

Hate to say it, but it does. Are the SAN LUNs separate physically? Have to check with the SAN guys. Also, it's possible that you might get some performance...