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  • RE: Today's Random Word!

    Ed Wagner (6/20/2016)


    TomThomson (6/18/2016)


    Hugo Kornelis (6/18/2016)


    mjagadeeswari (6/17/2016)


    Ray K (6/17/2016)


    Murphy's Law ("If anything can go wrong, it will") 😛

    Law of Selective Gravity ("An object will fall so as to do the...

  • RE: Today's Random Word!

    Luis Cazares (6/17/2016)


    Manic Star (6/17/2016)


    Root

    Cause

    Consequence

    game

  • RE: Are the posted questions getting worse?

    Michael L John (6/16/2016)


    Lynn Pettis (6/16/2016)


    Michael L John (6/16/2016)


    I'm sorry, this post infuriates me.

    Integer division was taught within the first three weeks of my first programming class in my...

  • RE: Today's Random Word!

    Ed Wagner (6/16/2016)


    Luis Cazares (6/16/2016)


    Ed Wagner (6/16/2016)


    crookj (6/16/2016)


    djj (6/16/2016)


    Ed Wagner (6/16/2016)


    ZZartin (6/16/2016)


    Luis Cazares (6/16/2016)


    Ed Wagner (6/16/2016)


    Igor Micev (6/16/2016)


    Revenant (6/16/2016)


    Grumpy DBA (6/16/2016)


    Ed Wagner (6/16/2016)


    crookj (6/16/2016)


    Kansas

    Kansas City

    BBQ

    Summer

    Rio

    Brazil

    Argentina

    Beef

    Steak

    Wooden

    Vampire

    Garlic

    Onion

    Shallot

    banana

  • RE: Insert failing in database

    Is there a trigger on the table? Or any other constraint or computed column that might be causing this?

  • RE: Identifying Enterprise Edition instances that are not using any Enterprise features

    As the documentation says, this checks the *database* for enterprise-only features, not the server. AGs are server-level objects / constructs, not database-level.

    I've not (yet) been able to find a...

  • RE: Database Documentation

    Jeff Moden (6/16/2016)


    HappyGeek (10/21/2015)


    Not quite sure this is the right place for this, forgive me if I have it wrong. :blush:

    To rapidly document a database I open Excel, start...

  • RE: Today's Random Word!

    Stuart Davies (6/15/2016)


    Revenant (6/14/2016)


    TomThomson (6/14/2016)


    crookj (6/14/2016)


    Ray K (6/14/2016)


    Grumpy DBA (6/14/2016)


    crookj (6/14/2016)


    Ed Wagner (6/14/2016)


    djj (6/14/2016)


    Luis Cazares (6/14/2016)


    Ed Wagner (6/14/2016)


    Grumpy DBA (6/14/2016)


    TomThomson (6/14/2016)


    Hallow

    Sanctify

    Redeem

    Guilt

    Trip

    Road

    Warrior

    Golden State

    California

    Dreaming

    Nightmare

    Orwell

    Blair

    Tory

  • RE: Are the posted questions getting worse?

    Sean Lange (6/14/2016)


    Luis Cazares (6/14/2016)


    Sometimes I just want to post RTFA(rticle).

    People are given answers with an article that explains the solution, but won't bother reading and keep posting saying...

  • RE: Function to get Number from word

    Jeff Moden (6/13/2016)


    It will ultimately be a whole lot easier and a whole lot less expensive both upfront and over time if you simply purchased some "CASS Certification" software, which...

  • RE: Another sysjobhistory query

    About six weeks ago, I was having similar thoughts, and ended up figuring out a method to extract job history information into a form that can then be displayed in...

  • RE: Today's Random Word!

    HappyGeek (6/13/2016)


    TomThomson (6/13/2016)


    Ed Wagner (6/13/2016)


    Revenant (6/13/2016)


    ThomasRushton (6/13/2016)


    Ed Wagner (6/13/2016)


    Grumpy DBA (6/13/2016)


    Eating

    Meal time

    Epic

    Feature

    Bug

    Wiretap

    Hack

    Cough

  • RE: Creating #Table

    Quick & dirty way:

    SELECT yourqueryresults.*

    INTO #temptablename

    FROM

    ( <<your query here>> ) yourqueryresults;

  • RE: Today's Random Word!

    Ed Wagner (6/13/2016)


    Grumpy DBA (6/13/2016)


    Ed Wagner (6/13/2016)


    Cooking

    Eating

    Meal time

    Epic

  • RE: FOR XML PATH

    I'm guessing that that would be because you're going through an XML processor, which translates an & into the XML / HTML equivalent - "&amp;". You will therefore...

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