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  • RE: Fixing SysDepends

    The product is definantly a good idea and is off to a nice start.

    A few of the lines between object came up in maroon, this color isn't in the key,...

  • RE: Using Parameters with Stored Procedures

    Plus if your stored procedures are ANSI compliant then your application will port to other databases quicker.

    I always wondered why anyone would want to keep the integrety of a database...

  • RE: Check Your SQL Server Identity

    Mike c, that is a good interview question, how do retrieve a GUID after an INSERT. Perhaps you can do a writeup on it and post it to the...

  • RE: Replace string within a blob file

    Please send to script to help others who may wish to utilize it

    Brett

  • RE: ADO Timeout/Query Analyzer is not

    You need to extend the connection timeout period for ado. The default is 15 seconds.

    assuming you are using a connection object of cn:

    cn.ConnectionTimeout = 30

    Extend it more if you...

  • RE: Cannot add rows to sysdepends...

    Dyslexia strikes again. I am embarrassed to admit it, but I will anyway.

    sproc is sp_checkDeductionsAtDiv

    referenced as sp_checkDeducitonsAtDiv

    I new it just didn't make sense.

    Thanks for the...

  • RE: Cannot add rows to sysdepends...

    So There isn't anything else that could call this?

    Both sprocs being called have been in the database for weeks, hense the reason that I am confused on why this is...

  • RE: Cannot add rows to sysdepends...

    Thank you for the responce, Remi

    This is the whole reason I posted this; I did recreate the sprocs as you listed and I still receive the warning.

    Thank you...

  • RE: Cannot add rows to sysdepends...

    Thank you for the responses, I have over 160 sprocs in this database stating with sp_, so it's a little late now. I have tried mydb.dbl.sp_name and it...

  • RE: creating a Copy of database for testing

    I often restore the database to the same server under a new name. 

  • RE: Stored Procedures under .net

    In our .NET applications, every database query, every SqlDataAdapter command object uses a stored procedure.  It helps maintain an n-tier environment.  Why have your queries in code where you will...

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