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Error while changing authentication from Windows to Mixed mode
Posted by SqlBeginner at 12/25/2006 11:43:00 PM
I right clicked on the server and entered Properties tab. There I entered
into Security tab and choose the radio button "SQL Server and Windows
Authentication mode". On clicking OK button it asked for "sa" password. After
entering the password it throws this error.
"Operation is not valid d... more >>
QueryNotification limitiations
Posted by roger at 12/25/2006 11:03:20 PM
I started out to use the .NET SqlDependency mechanism, based on
QueryNotificationService if I have the vocab correct, and have run into a
limitation that seems like it will prevent this from working out for me, at
least in the way I had hoped and planned...
Specifically, when adding a SqlDe... more >>
installing MsSql Server changes Visual Studio language!
Posted by Soeren Meyer-Eppler at 12/25/2006 10:52:37 AM
Hey,
For testing purposes I installed a German MsSQL Server 2005 version on
my development machine. My windows installation is German, my Visual
Studio used to be English. The installation of SQL Server changed that
- now my Studio is German as well. All toolbars and custom settings
were reve... more >>
two foreing keys referencing same table and key
Posted by Soeren Meyer-Eppler at 12/25/2006 6:19:26 AM
Hey,
I'm trying to convert a mySQL database schema to MsSQL Server 2005 and
have a problem with foreign keys:
CREATE TABLE [ocjobrelation] (
[id] INT IDENTITY(1,1) ,
[job1Id] INT NOT NULL DEFAULT 0 ,
[job2Id] INT NOT NULL DEFAULT 0 ,
CONSTRAINT [_ocjobrelation_PRIMARY] PRIMARY KEY C... more >>
Several questions about the AdventureWorks database
Posted by Ben at 12/25/2006 3:24:00 AM
Hey,
I have several questions about the AdventureWorks db please:
1) How close is it simultaing a real world database, one that is actually in
a production state? It contains about 70 or so tables, which I find quite a
lot.
So I guess its design is quite robust. Well, better than what I wou... more >>
Temp tables, can client tell the difference
Posted by richard NO[at]SPAM tortoise.demon.co.uk at 12/25/2006 12:00:00 AM
Hi,
I have a stored procedure, called by a client application, that
returns a recordset. If I use a temp table within the procedure, the
client gives an error, but there is no error if I write procedure
code, returning exactly the same records but without making use of a
temp table.
To ill... more >>
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