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  • RE: Find out a string in a store procedure

    I'm not familiar with that script but you can just use this select to find what you want:

    select name, text

    from syscomments A

    JOIN sysobjects B on A.id = B.id and...

  • RE: update a table

    You mean if there are gaps in the IDs (they are not sequential) ? Your sample code indicated that they would be. However, that situation could be handled by using...

  • RE: Most annoying 'feature' of the day

    I'm beginning to find the new "intelli[non]sense" to be aggravating at times.

  • RE: update a table

    Hopefully this isn't a homework assignment... but what you want to do is usually done in two updates as follows:

    update A set A.outputdataversionid = B.outputdataversionid

    from outputdatavesrion A

    JOIN outputdatavesrion B...

  • RE: SQL Server 2008 bit field best design practices

    GilaMonster (6/13/2011)


    A single bit column takes one byte, same as a char(1). Up to 8 bit columns takes the same amount of space (up to 8 bit columns can be...

  • RE: your spare time?

    Steve Jones - SSC Editor (6/13/2011)


    sturner (6/10/2011)


    Reloading ammo is always relaxing.

    Is that the relaxing part or the shooting up pictures of annoying bosses?

    HaHa ... one of the nice things about...

  • RE: SQL Server 2008 bit field best design practices

    you can put an index on a bit column but think about, its not very selective for large tables so probably wouldn't be used, but then neither would a char()...

  • RE: your spare time?

    Reloading ammo is always relaxing.

  • RE: ODBC problems connecting to SQL Server 2008

    please post the connections string you are using. If using a DSN make sure you have not specified a protocol other than TCP/IP (if that's what you want).

    You should be...

  • RE: Shown up by a developer

    Gsquared you are right on. Depending upon a lot of factors the deletes could have gotten significantly behind the inserts. All inserts always go at the end of heap...

  • RE: Lessons Learned Pay Off

    I have mixed emotions about all of the letters I sometimes see after some peoples names (I realize G-Squared does it in jest).

    When I first became a licensed pilot...

  • RE: Need a true expert for a day of consulting

    pixelwizzard (6/7/2011)


    Hi, we need to hire a true SQL Server expert for a day or two of consulting in optimizing a new golf scoring system under heavy load. We've ran...

  • RE: Negotiating Your Raise Before Your Annual Review

    PhilDaniels (5/23/2011)


    My reasoning is perfectly sound...Core inflation is over 3% and excludes gasoline and food prices. Add those in, and inflation goes to about 7%. So, it is a perfectly...

  • RE: KILLED/ROLLBACK thread in Activity Monitor

    Wait till it finishes. Depending upon what it was doing (did) it could take a while for the rollback to complete.

  • RE: Sending batches of SPs at one time from Application

    opc.three (5/12/2011)


    sturner (5/12/2011)


    opc.three (5/12/2011)


    sturner (5/12/2011)


    opc.three (5/12/2011)


    This can be solved by running the batch in either the SNAPSHOT or SERIALIZABLE isolation level.

    Yes, that is a hack way of masking the underlying...

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