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Using parameters derived from a recordset in a stored procedure
Posted by David at 10/8/2006 7:46:12 PM
Hello all
I am pretty new to SQL Server 2005, and so I am sorry if this question has
an obvious answer.
I have a large VB6/Jet 4.0 application that I want to migrate to VB6/SQL
Server 2005.
In my VB application, I have some quite complex calculations that take
instrument groups, get result... more >>
Passing parameter from a recordset in a Stored Procedure
Posted by David at 10/8/2006 7:12:51 PM
Hello all.
I am pretty new to SQL Server, and I am using SQL Server 2005 Developers
edition.
I am sorry if this question has a really obvious answer, but I am just
starting to use the SQL Server 2005.
I wonder whether you could answer this question for me.
In my large VB6 application, t... more >>
update multiple rows at once?
Posted by Paul at 10/8/2006 6:00:27 PM
Hi,
I have a form where people select options by clicking on a variety of
checkboxes.
The names of those checkboxes and their current values already exist in
a table in the DB.
I would like to update those items with the new values.
In other words, I have a table which has a structure of
... more >>
Two (2) Queries
Posted by Andy in S. Jersey at 10/8/2006 3:21:02 PM
I was hoping the SS community would help me with the following two (2) queries.
I have one table, let's call it S_FROM_TO (for Supplier From-To)
Semantically, this table means the supplier with the number S# was under
contract to supply parts from this day to this day.
The data is as follo... more >>
String summary statistics
Posted by Gert-Jan Strik at 10/8/2006 2:46:31 PM
From BOL:
" SQL Server 2005 introduces additional information collected by
statistics created on char, varchar, ... [snip]
This information, called a string summary, helps the query
optimizer estimate the selectivity of query predicates on
string patterns. ... more >>
Sql Server single user mode
Posted by Sammy at 10/8/2006 7:49:02 AM
If someone sets Sql Server in single user mode by using the sqlservr.exe -m
at cmd prompt.
1) How can I find out this setting has been set on the server at the time
2) How do I reset it so its not single user mode
Thanks for any help
Sammy
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Getting RS from "Restore ...." commande
Posted by SalamElias at 10/8/2006 6:30:02 AM
I read in BOL that executing "RESTORE FILELISTONLY FROM DISK ......" returns
a resulset with about 20 fields.
When I execute it I get RS with only 6 fields which are
LogicalName,PhysicalName, Type,FileGroupName,Size,MaxSize
First question : Am I missing somehting? is there a dmv that repl... more >>
Bulk Import
Posted by irishdudeinusa at 10/8/2006 1:04:39 AM
Greetings,
I have a client where they want to import lists into their database and
then link them up to their various products. The way I was planning to
do this was to have the following table structure for storing the list
information
tblList (id (auto identity field), list_name (va... more >>
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The line between Database Developers and DBAs
Posted by Bassam at 10/8/2006 12:00:00 AM
Hello,
I can't figure out the line or limits between developers and DBAs, i for
myself do everything, from creating the DB and all its objects, tables ,
stores procedures , views , logins , roles , permissions , etc. to preparing
backup/restore jobs to designing the client application using... more >>
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