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Triggers and transactions...any way to defer trigger execution?
Posted by Jonathan Furman at 10/10/2004 11:29:45 PM
Hello everyone. I was hoping that someone could give me a quick answer to a
trigger question. The question is: do AFTER UPDATE and AFTER DELETE triggers
always fire exactly when the UPDATE or DELETE statement is issued,
regardless of any pending explicitly defined transactions?
The reason I as... more >>
Need Help DTS Failed
Posted by Adi at 10/10/2004 10:47:02 PM
Hi,
i m facing this error when running DTS on IDENTITY(1,1) Field.
how can this field increment automatically ???
ERROR:
---------
Step Error Source: Microsoft Data Transformation Services (DTS) Data Pump
Step Error Description:The number of failing rows exceeds the maximum
specified. (M... more >>
unmatched rows
Posted by Richard Wilde at 10/10/2004 9:13:10 PM
I have a clubs table a members table and a categories table.
Clubs is linked to members via idClub. Many members to one club
Categories is linked to members via idCat. Many members to one category
I want to be able to code a query that will return any categories that have
not been assigned t... more >>
Check if a table has a specific column
Posted by Agoston Bejo at 10/10/2004 8:26:10 PM
What I'm trying to do is check if a table has a column called 'X' and if it
hasn't then add it to the table.
How can I check (from a stored procedure) whether a column is in the table?
... more >>
parameters, MS Graph
Posted by zlatko at 10/10/2004 8:02:17 PM
Does anybody know how to pass parameters to the stored procedure (or in-line
function) that is used as row source for MS Graph in a form of Access
Project ???
There is no Input Parameter property on the MS Graph....
Thanks.
zlatko.matic1@sb.htnet.hr
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Changes made in Query Analizer don't show in Enterprise Manager
Posted by Agoston Bejo at 10/10/2004 8:00:39 PM
If I run e.g. a table-creating sql statement then the changes won't show in
Enterprise Manager no matter how many times I refresh. They only show if I
restart Enterprise Manager.
1. Is there a way to get EM to reflect the changes made in Query Analizer?
2. I couldn't seem to find a way to ru... more >>
how can i write the sql statement?
Posted by anonymous NO[at]SPAM discussions.microsoft.com at 10/10/2004 7:46:54 PM
I have a table like this:
code dept money
a dept1 2560
b dept1 2584
c dept1 36852
d dept1 36952
a dept2 2503
c dept2 3685
a dept3 589
d dept3 560
How can convert it to the table like this:
dept1 dept2 dept3... more >>
Passing parameters to MS Graph in Access Project
Posted by zlatko at 10/10/2004 6:40:35 PM
Does anybody know how to pass parameters to the stored procedure (or in-line
function) that is used as row source for MS Graph in a form of Access
Project ???
There is no Input Parameter property on the MS Graph....
Thanks.
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Colun values not retrieved?
Posted by Mauricio Freitas [MVP] at 10/10/2004 6:39:52 PM
I have an ASP script which works fine on MS Access
Replaced this with MS SQL, and most of it works fine. Except that for a few
columns, regardless what I do, I never get a value. For example even a
SELECT * FROM USERS WHERE USERID=123... If I do this on SQL Query Analyzer I
see all columns.... more >>
How to optimize the SQL query?
Posted by kjsgrp NO[at]SPAM gmail.com at 10/10/2004 4:47:02 PM
Hi Friends !!
My problem is that I have two tables, say...tblMasterOrder &
tblMasterCustomer.
The main fields in these Tables are
tblMasterOrder:-
OrderId Int -- This is a Primary key
CustomerId Int -- This key is linked with tblMasterCustomer
OrderDetails Varchar(100)
etc etc
tblMast... more >>
inserting text problem?
Posted by Raed Sawalha at 10/10/2004 3:59:49 PM
Dear:
I have a database with following columns
ClientID char(12)
BlockReason varchar(256)
Report varchar(4000)
the problem here in Report column , the report generate by the Visual C++
application is not fixed lenght sometimes may be 4000 length sometimes 8000
length ,...etc
how can ove... more >>
Primary Key: I am trying to understand--please help if you can
Posted by Mavis Tilden at 10/10/2004 2:08:55 PM
Hi all,
So I've been reading the newsgroups, and reading a few books trying to learn
SQL and SQL Server 2000. The books tell me I need a Primary Key, and that
every table should have one. I know (I think) that a Primary Key is a
special field that uniquely identifies each record or row with... more >>
Best Newsgroup for DMO?
Posted by Jon Robertson at 10/10/2004 1:46:07 PM
What is the best newsgroup to post a question about DMO? I expected
this would be, but there's been no response. This group seems to be
discussions on database design and "proper" SQL syntax. Certainly not
what I expected for "sqlserver.programming".
Thanks
--
Jon Robertson
Borland Ce... more >>
Database-level password
Posted by F. Halmi at 10/10/2004 1:11:23 PM
Hi!
How do I set a database-level password on an SQL Server database?
Thanks F. Halmi
... more >>
Attach/Detach database
Posted by vul at 10/10/2004 11:37:53 AM
I need to copy my SQL Server 2000 database from my development machine to
the server of one of the client. By using Enterprise Manager I was going to
detach db from my server, create a database with the same name on a new
server, detach it, replace files on the new server with my copies and attac... more >>
An Uncooperative Self UPDATE
Posted by Robert Robichaud at 10/10/2004 2:02:06 AM
I'm trying to copy the values in 4 fields into another record in the same
table. My code is as follows:
UPDATE [OrderDetailsFreeFormat Temp]
SET ProductID = [FromTable].[ProductID],
Description = [FromTable].[Description],
[Unit Price] = [FromTable].[Unit Price],
[Unit Weight] = [FromTab... more >>
T-SQL Compiled?
Posted by nospam_mytrash9 NO[at]SPAM bellsouth.net at 10/10/2004 1:09:56 AM
In the October '04 issue of SQL Mag Michael Otey wrote an editorial called
"Making Sense of CLR"
(http://www.windowsitpro.com/SQLServer/Article/ArticleID/43680/SQLServer_43680.html).
He stated "And because CLR objects are compiled, they run faster than those
written in T-SQL, which is interprete... more >>
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