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Identity Col and Transactions
Posted by aussie rules at 8/22/2004 11:30:34 PM
Hi,
I have a table with an Identity col, and it seems that if i insert a record,
but then role back the transaction, the identity value does not get
release/rolled backed as well.
Is this normal ?
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how to order by string data type that is actually numeric?
Posted by Bobby at 8/22/2004 10:34:06 PM
Hi...
I just curios about this.
I have 1 tabel 'tbl1' and 1 column 'col1' as string
Col1
110
21
2
query --> "select * from tbl1 order by col1"
result:
Col1
1
10
2
21
Question: Can I order the data as numeric, not as string? How?
I want to get result
Data
Col1
1
2
10
21... more >>
How many Administration Fields are too many
Posted by dsellers at 8/22/2004 9:49:02 PM
I am trying to set up a simple level of auditing in my Database until I can
figure out how to do this in a batter fashion. If anyone has better thoughts
please let me know.
At the end of every table I add:
Version ROWVERSION,
DateCreated DATETIME NOT NULL,
CreatedBy NVARCHAR(50) NOT... more >>
Can we just use replace()?
Posted by Hank at 8/22/2004 8:44:47 PM
In the Client table, the FirstName looks like this:
SELECT FirstName
FROM Client
WHERE FirstName like '%/[0-9]/%'
AARON DAVID RINGSTAD 8/3/00 TANIS
LANDON DREW ALDRIDGE 12/8/00 ERIN
JOHNNA MANSON 11/9/00
CORNELIUS, TODD 2/6/04
BOYD HOFMANN & TODD HOFMANN 10/6/
SYLVAIN ... more >>
Can we just use replace() ?
Posted by Hank at 8/22/2004 8:35:38 PM
In the Client table, the FirstName column looks like this:
SELECT FirstName
FROM Client
WHERE FirstName like '%/[0-9]/%'
AARON DAVID RINGSTAD 8/3/00 TANIS
LANDON DREW ALDRIDGE 12/8/00 ERIN
JOHNNA MANSON 11/9/00
GAIL JOHANNESSON 1/9/02 GARRY
JANET LAIDLAW 11/3/00
MA... more >>
Creating table with Image datatype
Posted by Apati at 8/22/2004 5:43:02 PM
Hi,
Please, I like to know how to create a table with an Image and how to insert
and retrieve images from the database. Which datatype to use when creating
the table.... more >>
SQL to get data from previous row
Posted by Paul at 8/22/2004 4:11:10 PM
I am more of a programmer than a database expert. I was
asked the following question at an interview that I could
not answer.
The question was:
Say a table with the following columns:
Date column and Index column.
For ex:
Date Index
01/01/2004 100
02/01/2004 101
03/01/200... more >>
Query Help
Posted by Lontae Jones at 8/22/2004 1:51:05 PM
Hello, my table schema is below
In my [DESCRIPTION] column the data is very long. I just need a query that
returns only 25 characters of description rather than an entire row.
CREATE TABLE [_TELMASTE_] (
[SEQUENCE] [int] NOT NULL ,
[LASTMODIFIED] [datetime] NOT NULL CONSTRAINT [DF_TELMA... more >>
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VARCHAR2 data type
Posted by Matt at 8/22/2004 1:27:55 PM
seems like MS-SQL only supports VARCHAR data type for strings. If I have SQL
CREATE TABLE statements using VARCHAR2 data type, that means I need to
change the SQL CREATE TABLE statement?
please advise. thanks!!
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Text less than 50 characters Query help
Posted by Lontae Jones at 8/22/2004 11:13:01 AM
Hello,
I need a query that returns less than 50 characters on a text field.
Column called description... more >>
Want to kick off a child process from a parent process
Posted by SQLDBA71 at 8/22/2004 8:41:02 AM
I will appreciate if anybody can help me out with giving me some idea about
kicking off a child process from a parent process. For example everynight I
am running a dbcc showcontig process. In this same process I want to the
fragmentation of the table if it is less than a threshold then anothe... more >>
why does M$ charge permissitic locking?
Posted by toylet at 8/22/2004 3:43:39 AM
back in Netware-DOS days, applications can connect to the file server
continueously to process data on the server harddisk. Netware counts
login-ids, not connections.
I don't understand, your honour.
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