The article was good. I liked it even though it has some probs as pointed by some of my 'co-readers'. For me it started the base of RBAR.

Thanks Jeff :P...

The article seems incomplete and it is not a 'Best Practice' ariticle also. There are lot of gaps in the informations.

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A very simple and good article. Well explained and very constructive article.

Shut down the server again and restart everything in proper sequence. Most likely the problem will go.

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Read these...............

http://www.microsoft.com/technet/prodtechnol/sql/2000/books/c07ppcsq.mspx

http://www.paladn.com/bulk-copy-program.htm

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa196743(SQL.80).aspx

http://www.sqlteam.com/article/exporting-data-programatically-with-bcp-and-xp_cmdshell

http://www.sqlteam.com/article/exporting-data-programatically-with-bcp-and-xp_cmdshell

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Hi

I got this from microsoft site. This may help you.

CAUSE

Because the computer is a stand-alone computer, the NetLogon service does not start on the server, hence no domain-wide logon authentications...

Did you install Service pack 2?

Read this: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/940126

I haven't seen any projects till date which is going smooth or according to our project plan. I was involved in World bank funded project. The project was managed by...

Great one. Very clearly explains the problem.

Thnx

Good article. It answered some of the queries about using Reporting service....

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Overall I like the article. I also wants tro thank all the buddies for good inputs.

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Good article.

Mostly we ignore this when we write T-SQL. That time our main concern is the right solution (mostly). Thanx for a good article.

test=# create table TABLE1 (COL1 int, COL3 int);

CREATE TABLE

test=*# insert into TABLE1 values (1,3);

INSERT 0 1

test=*# commit;

COMMIT

test=# begin;

BEGIN

test=*# create table TABLE1_temp as select COL1, null::int as COL2, COL3 from TABLE1;

SELECT

test=*#...

Hey Guys

Read this:

Visual Studio 2008 went to manufacturing at the end of 2007. Windows Server 2008 is expected to be RTM’d in February. But SQL Server 2008 — the other...

Rare failure from Microsoft. Will they change the name SQL Server 2009 now. May be 2008 will not see the light.