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Haw Can I Execute Procedure with Para Date like
Exec MyProcudre Getdate()
No Declare Need
Use Sql 2000 Sp3
Thanks
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using LIKE with BETWEEN Posted by DBA by Chance at 2/10/2007 11:27:11 PM hello all,
im quite certain that i cannot use both the above keywords in a SQL
query... but im rather stuck for ways to proceed at the moment.
the front end guys have a set of text boxes to input Year Month and
Date , two of them (yyyy-mm-dd ~ yyyy1-mm1-dd1 is the layout on the
webpage).
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Repeated code Posted by nasr at 2/10/2007 10:49:00 PM Is there any option for reusable T-SQL code like #define in C.
The idea is that I have a trigger that has to be defined on many tables. I
cannot use function or stored procedure as there are calls to inserted and
deleted tables within the triggers.
Any suggestions?...more >>
Job account Posted by Ed at 2/10/2007 5:37:01 PM Hi,
I would like to know what account would be used to run a T-SQL job in SQL
05. I understand I could assign a proxy to run Intergration Services, and
others but not T-SQL. If the owner of a job is a System Admin. Then the job
run as SQL Agent Startup account? If not, the job run as th...more >>
Will ADO LockBatchoptimistic create Server Side Locks? Posted by John Kotuby at 2/10/2007 12:56:03 PM Hello all,
I have studied the documentation in BOL and MSDN and still do not have a
clear picture of exacly what happens on the server side after an ADO call
with certain properties.
This is actually a SQL Server question about avoiding locking contention and
not creating any Shared locks ...more >>
Using suser_id() and sys.server_principals when connecting through a windows group Posted by wcaughey NO[at]SPAM gmail.com at 2/10/2007 10:17:51 AM I am currently a little confused about suser_id(),
sys.server_principals, and I guess logins in general, so I would
appreciate any light that can be shined upon my misunderstanding.
Currently my understanding is that logins authenticate connection
requests, and based on that authentication and...more >>
SQL statement that invoked an extended stored procedure? Posted by Neil W. at 2/10/2007 9:50:29 AM This might already have been asked, but is there a way to get the SQL
statement that invoked an extended stored procedure? SQL obviously stores
this somewhere, but it might not be accessible to an XP.
Thanks.
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Dynamic Parameter passing in Stored Procedure Posted by Jami at 2/10/2007 3:40:30 AM
Hi!
is it possible to pass parameters dynamically to stored procedure e.g. i
have a scenario in which i want to get result on the basis of one
parameter or more than one parameters using and in the where clause.
how can it wil be possible. can someone helps me in this regard.
Thanx
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Necessary-changing an algorithm into Transact-SQL Posted by Nassa at 2/10/2007 2:18:25 AM Hi all,
I want to convert the algorithm below into SQLServer (Transact-SQL),
How I do that?
Please inform me asap.
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Dim YY As Integer
Dim MM As Integer
Dim DD As Integer
Di...more >>
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