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  • RE: Inserting into Temp tables

    You're getting the errors because the temp tables already exist. I can see the lines further up where they are supposed to be dropped, but they are remarked, so...

    Sigerson

    "No pressure, no diamonds." - Thomas Carlyle

  • RE: Load access 2013 data into sql server 2012

    I forgot to add that pietlinden wasn't talking about using SSIS. If you have linked tables you won't need SSIS. It's very useful but has a bit of...

    Sigerson

    "No pressure, no diamonds." - Thomas Carlyle

  • RE: Load access 2013 data into sql server 2012

    A linked table in Access is a table object which doesn't reside in Access, but exists somewhere else and is linked to the Access table objects. It sounds complicated...

    Sigerson

    "No pressure, no diamonds." - Thomas Carlyle

  • RE: Show object (sp, fcn) parameter default status / value

    Take a look at 'sp_columns' (for tables) and 'sp_sproc_columns' (for stored procedures) in BOL. Both are system stored procedures and they might be what...

    Sigerson

    "No pressure, no diamonds." - Thomas Carlyle

  • RE: SSIS package to convert Access 2000 database to Access 2013 database

    Have you tried opening the 2000 d/b with Access 2013? It might just convert the old format automatically although I'm not sure if the later version will go that...

    Sigerson

    "No pressure, no diamonds." - Thomas Carlyle

  • RE: Grouping results based on previous rows

    @mark-3 Cowne

    +10

    Very elegant solution.

    Sigerson

    "No pressure, no diamonds." - Thomas Carlyle

  • RE: Help with nested select

    Offshore developers...whaddya gonna do? :Whistling:

    Sigerson

    "No pressure, no diamonds." - Thomas Carlyle

  • RE: Is it worth to pursue a C# cert for a SQL Dev focused career path?

    I always say yes when the boss is handing out free training. It may not be immediately applicable but learning new things is always a good thing. Keeps...

    Sigerson

    "No pressure, no diamonds." - Thomas Carlyle

  • RE: Code Reviews

    No we don't do code reviews in a formal sense. These days the excuse is 'not enough time' but I think that's shortsighted. I have learned the...

    Sigerson

    "No pressure, no diamonds." - Thomas Carlyle

  • RE: Database Mail fails at email server alert

    What kind of an alert do you want? An email would be great here, but the message is that you can't send an email due to lack of...

    Sigerson

    "No pressure, no diamonds." - Thomas Carlyle

  • RE: how to assess a sql expert for a job?

    Search the forums for 'interview questions' or 'interviewing'.'

    I know I've seen several discussions of this over the years.

    Sigerson

    "No pressure, no diamonds." - Thomas Carlyle

  • RE: Your Role Is Changing

    Patrick Cahill (4/23/2015)


    Bill Talada (4/23/2015)


    In my opinion, a DBA that isn't generating most stored procedures is wasting their life on ugly details.

    I couldn't disagree more. Our developers are...

    Sigerson

    "No pressure, no diamonds." - Thomas Carlyle

  • RE: Problems inserting file into database table

    Not much to go on, but ...

    If you run this:

    SELECT * FROM OPENROWSET(BULK N''' + @fullPath + ''', SINGLE_BLOB) AS x

    Does it run silently or do you get an error?

    If...

    Sigerson

    "No pressure, no diamonds." - Thomas Carlyle

  • RE: Need help to display row as 2 days ago, 1 hours 34 Minutes ago, 11 minutes ago

    Go to Books Online and read up on the DatePart, DateDiff and DateAdd functions and how to use them to take apart DATETIME columns.

    Also look at Lynn Pettis' ...

    Sigerson

    "No pressure, no diamonds." - Thomas Carlyle

  • RE: Suggest TSQL for this logic

    You'll need to write an INSERT trigger on the Stage table. Any time a record is inserted into a table, there is a system recordset called INSERTED that is...

    Sigerson

    "No pressure, no diamonds." - Thomas Carlyle

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