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Filter by week: 1 2 3 4 5 tablename alias Posted by Jeff Kish at 6/6/2007 12:56:04 PM Hi.
is it possible (I'm getting errors) to do this?
delete from table h where h.col 1 = h.col2
right now sql server 2005 seems to barf on the 'h', but oracle (and db2) does
not.
I supposed it might be a compatibility setting, but I wanted to check.
I see in the t-sql online reference tha...more >>
mirroring Posted by luna at 6/6/2007 12:00:00 AM i've been asked to look into an off site machine as part of some risk
management.
plan is to bring the machine in on a weekly basis for updating, as opposed
to constant mirroring,
i was thinking of using mirroring, then using pause/resume, would this be a
good idea ? or is there a better...more >>
What can I do with garbage records in sys.database_files and sys.master_files? Posted by gapokrif NO[at]SPAM gmail.com at 6/5/2007 6:31:27 AM I have MS SQL server 2005 + SP2.
After some manipulations with database I have orphan records in
sys.database_files and sys.master_files views . They related to full-
text catalog but actual catalogs don't exist. It happened because I
replaced database files with backup copies when sql server wa...more >>
Restore Database Fails Posted by Neil at 6/4/2007 3:50:42 PM I'm trying to use ADO to restore a SQL 7 database using a backup file. The
database already exists on the target computer, and is named the same as on
the source computer, and the MDF and LDF files are named the same as well.
I am running the below in a stored procedure:
RESTORE DATABASE DB1...more >>
best way to design for storing application variables Posted by ricva at 6/1/2007 5:23:09 AM We have an application which has its settings stored in a database
(SQL Server 2000)
We have (strong) disagrements on the best way to store these values,
and I am looking for advice on doing this.
Most of the values are not used by the stored procedures, just the
applications running on the c...more >>
dbinit(), dblogin(), how often? Posted by Bruce. at 6/1/2007 1:11:48 AM I'm a MS SQL newbie and am programming SQL using MS DS C++ 2003.
I'm writing sql code that will reside in a shared dll, used by many
processes and many threads in those processes.
So how often do I need to call dbinit()? Only the first time the DLL is
loaded, once per new process, once pe...more >>
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