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  • RE: How can i find the DTS Step that causes the problem?

    I have constructed the DTS. And each step in the DTS has been given a name. eg, load_candidates, load_examinations, delete_fact_tables. The problem is that the error log on the DTS...


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  • RE: Add a DTS to an existing SQL Server Agent Job

    Thank you all for your answers.

    That is why i love this forum, cause people answer to your requests.

    Regarding Adrian Nicjhols reply, thank...


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  • RE: Date Parameter Format Problem in Deployed Reports

    Martin,

    although i had checked the 'Notify me when users reply' in my post (I am dfalir) it seems that i missed your answer.

    I was looking in Google today...


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  • RE: Easy Question please answer

    dear david this is exactly what i do, and i get instead of 5 results, 40 results. (les, is the table readers). have you got any other suggestions? how come...


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  • RE: USE OF STUFF

    THANK YOU STAX...I WAS USING STUFF WITH CASE TO ACCOMPLISH THIS, BUT IT WAS TOO SLOW...

     

    PS: THANKS JOHN, GOOD POINT BUT NOT APPLICABLE TO MY CASE! 🙂 I AM THE CLIENT!...


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  • RE: Fill Dates in Dimentions

    YES IT DID HELP MATE, THANK YOU


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  • RE: Call a function from within a Stored Procedure

    Thank you both for your help!

    Jeff, when i saw your edit, i couldn't help laugh, and think that you are the god of SQL!!!

    lol lol lol ..... very very impressive...


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  • RE: DTS/BI Question

    Phil,

    thank you very much for your time...

    My IT manager has actually made the fuss you are talking about. He has also communicated the...


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  • RE: Can i avoid a Mapping Table?

    Phil, i need your help on this pls.. let me post you an example.

    old MIS system - Table Software

    soft pk      Software_desc                                      software_no(code)

    1              AutoCAD 2000i (by AutoDesk) (EN)           201

    15            MS Access 2000...


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  • RE: Concatenating results from two result sets

    Thank you Michael, thank you Ryan.

     

    It took one view and your suggestions, and i was succesfull.! 🙂

     

    Cheers guys! 🙂


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  • RE: Concatenating results from two result sets

    Michael,

    you are missing the point. Doing your suggestion, i get two records for the same user. This is because in one database i have all the user's info (eg telephone1)...


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  • RE: Concatenating results from two result sets

    Thanks Ryan,

    you gave me a good idea to think about...The situation is more complicated tahn this but its a start. 🙂

    any other ideas welcome..  


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  • RE: Find duplicate records

    Thank you both...problem solved. 🙂


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  • RE: Find duplicate records

    Steve hi, thank you for your help.

    it seems i am doing something wrong.

    after your suggestion i wrote the following

    select

     addr_fk

     ,count(user_fk)

     from

     ecdldb.dbo.UserAddr

    group by addr_fk

    having count(*)>1

    but it returns null records! however i...


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  • RE: The conversion from datetime data type to smalldatetime data type resulted in a smalldatetime overflow error.

    Ok Bill, plz help me with this...

     

    i have a table named candidates. This table has a field called [birthdate] that is of type varchar(50). ok? this field has dates inside...


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