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  • RE: Passed 70-432

    Mhlewis (4/29/2011)


    The MS Press Test Kit book comes with an evaluation edition of SQL 2008 which includes all of the features that you can be tested on. I believe...

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  • RE: Passed 70-432

    Mhlewis (4/29/2011)


    The MS Press Test Kit book comes with an evaluation edition of SQL 2008 which includes all of the features that you can be tested on. I believe...

    "Don't limit your challenges, challenge your limits"

  • RE: Passed 70-432

    Hi Mhlewis,

    Congratulations!!!

    I am also planning to pass this certificate. Can u pls tell me which sql server 2008 edition will be the best for preparation?

    Thanks in advance!

    "Don't limit your challenges, challenge your limits"

  • RE: Exec SP and ignore the output (occasionally)

    Hello, got solution?

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  • RE: Exec SP and ignore the output (occasionally)

    Hi Cláudio,

    Kindly provide some sample of your both SPs.

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  • RE: Linked Server Error

    Please try this,

    IF EXISTS (SELECT srv.name FROM sys.servers srv WHERE srv.server_id != 0 AND srv.name = N'ServerName')

    begin

    EXEC sp_dropserver @server=N'ServerName', @droplogins='droplogins';

    end

    GO

    EXECUTE...

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  • RE: Linked Server Error

    Are you able to connect to linked server(s) through SSMS?

    Also check if there is any firewall effecting? Is all your server running with default port; OR any of ports are...

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  • RE: Importing of data from Oracle to sqlserver taking 6hrs

    Network connectivity may be the problem, but not all the time.

    When you are transferring data from SQL Server to ORACLE or vice-versa, data need to convert from their type to...

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  • RE: Linked Server Error

    and This is the Error am getting occasionally

    Could not find server 'ServerName' in sysservers. Execute sp_addlinkedserver to add the server to sysservers. Cannot find the object "TempRelease" because it does...

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  • RE: Stored procedure Usage

    Hi manikandan,

    You can find more detailed description regarding your question here with, including described by sudhanva.

    1) http://searchsqlserver.techtarget.com/news/article/0,289142,sid87_gci1052737,00.html#

    2) http://blog.sqlauthority.com/2007/04/13/sql-server-stored-procedures-advantages-and-best-advantage/[/url]

    With the same, this is just a quick reply from myside with hope...

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  • RE: Inserting a word

    Please understand the requirement before you reply. Which will help others to make effective use of this forum, and it will not have unneccesary posts/replies.

    It also depends on how well...

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  • RE: Inserting a word

    You can use CASE Statment here. See CASE (T-SQL) in BOL, it may help u..

    I hope i could get proper idea regarding ur question as i m in hurry right...

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  • RE: ignore data for null value

    There are plenty of ways to do so..

    - You can create Stored Procedure with cursor

    - You can create queries with subqueries

    - create queries with CASE

    did u try anything?

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  • RE: CASE Statements

    Hi,

    1st of, all there is a field missing in ur table definition. I have corrected here with.

    CREATE TABLE [dbo].[LINKS] (

    [LINKS_ID] ...

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  • RE: Arithmetic overflow

    Bob:

    You are right! Actually i had different idea in my mind. I thought the code give here was just for our reference; and the actual requirement is just this calculation...

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