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  • RE: How to: Connect to SQL Server 2005 from Windows Vista

    Sorry I wasn't more specific.

    When you install Sql Server, there is a built-in user name "sa" and you probably entered a password for that account (or were scolded severely for...

  • RE: How to: Connect to SQL Server 2005 from Windows Vista

    I installed Sql 2005 Dev on Win XP using mixed authentication, but I normally connect using Windows Authentication. This is what my login screen looks like:

    http://www.wvmitchell.com/SSCentral/Connect_to_Server.bmp

    My...

  • RE: Just passed. My steps to passing 70-431 ( no exam spoilers, dont worry!)

    John, is Exam Cram the only book you used?? It doesn't seem to cover all of the published exam objectives. I just might be ready, if that's all you really...

  • RE: Access Upsizing Wizard Problems

    In the original Access table design, were those problem combo-box fields created as "lookup" fields? That is to say, if you open the Access table in datasheet view, do you...

  • RE: Logins and users

    Cool, thanks for the tip. I'm heading over there this morning, I'll let you know how it turns out.

  • RE: Logins and users

    Thanks to everybody for your replies. Let's leave Access out of the equation for now, here is my specific problem with SS 2005:

    The production server has two database files. There is a...

  • RE: just the date, please

    Jeff, I did not really mean to offend you, you're a very clever guy but I think you went over over the line with a few of your comments.

    You said:

    "But,...

  • RE: just the date, please

    Jeff, I think you ARE being confrontational about this whole UDF thing, simply because you don't agree with it. You speak of "code reviews" but who made you the expert...

  • RE: Logins and users

    Thanks for your reply. I ran that on my 2000 dev machine, for UserName "par" I get

    0xF5F9569AB6284548A85AD1A73DFF927B

    and on my 2005 dev machine, for UserName "par" I get

    0xC899D1E7279C2942A9F82CD6204D3EB5

    so I can...

  • RE: just the date, please

    OK Jeff, you don't have to place the code in a UDF since performance is slower. But this was not the first OP asking how to accomplish this task.

    You yourself...

  • RE: just the date, please

    Lynn,

    Your comment was extremely relevant re: the volume & environment. Many of the posters have done detailed analyses of performance using 1 million rows, and have poo-pooped my idea about...

  • RE: just the date, please

    My first test was with SS 2000 on a ThinkPad with only 768 Megs RAM. On my 2.8 GHz Pentium 4 HT desktop with 2 GB RAM and SS 2005, it took...

  • RE: just the date, please

    I see your point Jeff, the function version takes a lot longer, by a 6:1 margin. In your example, on my 2.5 GHz Celeron ThinkPad it was 1.6 seconds vs....

  • RE: just the date, please

    Reusability, encapsulation, object orientation, refactoring, pre-baked code, whatever you want to call it. You establish a standard method and stick to it. Everybody on the team can use the same...

  • RE: just the date, please

    I personally use the DateDiff/DateAdd method which I picked up a while ago from one of the forums here, it performs adequately and performance has not been an issue for...

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