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  • RE: Company Rewards

    jeff.mach (4/16/2010)


    I think cengland0 and I may work for the same employer

    I just looked you up in our corporate directory and if you live in Addison Tx, then we definitely...

  • RE: Company Rewards

    I'm one of the lucky ones. My employer already gives me many benefits:

    health insurance

    Work at Home

    Pays for Phone line and Internet

    Flexible Hours

    Results based performance ratings.

    computer refresh every 3 years.

    4...

  • RE: Policy Based Management

    Tom.Thomson (3/20/2010)


    The ability to fix..with the click of a button: shouldn't that be qualified with "sometimes"? Without the qualification, does it mean "always" - in which case isn't...

  • RE: Variables, Nulls and Coalesce

    Carlo Romagnano (11/25/2009)


    WARN: If you use an aggregate function @a will be updated also if no row is returned

    [font="Arial"]SET NOCOUNT ON

    declare @vals table (iKey int, iValue int)

    insert...

  • RE: Variables, Nulls and Coalesce

    I almost selected the option that said there would be an error on the first select because the query should return more than one value.

    select @a = iValue...

  • RE: T-SQL

    honza.mf (11/19/2009)


    Try Google itself. One of the first links leads to ?????????, use English on the left side.

    Translator ommited the first word. To tell the truth, the more simple to...

  • RE: T-SQL

    honza.mf (11/19/2009)


    Karin.Nooteboom-1039448 (11/19/2009)


    Just for fun: ???? ????

    Try to discover, what does it mean.

    According to Google Translate, it means: Foucault

    Don't know what that means but when I look it up...

  • RE: T-SQL

    archie flockhart (11/18/2009)


    Lynn :-

    Would you say that this code returns two values that are equivalent ... ?

    select 'John Wayne', 'Marion Mitchell Morrison'

    (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Wayne)

    They both represent the same person ...

    That is...

  • RE: T-SQL

    rparakalla (11/17/2009)


    If you really consider the practical purpose of getdate() & getutcdate(). One would either use Getdate() or getutcdate(). But not both in the same table for audit purpose. For...

  • RE: T-SQL

    slange-862761 (11/17/2009)


    This conversation reminds me of a time when a developer decided that he would change the way an audit table was used. His idea was that using GETUTCDATE() was...

  • RE: T-SQL

    What about daylight savings time? Getdate() accounts for that because the server time changes. Does the UTC time take into account? I doubt it. So when...

  • RE: T-SQL

    I clicked 'Quote' a couple of times and it pulled the wrong post into the editor.

    Same here. That is annoying. Sometimes it works right, sometimes you have to...

  • RE: T-SQL

    Lynn Pettis (11/17/2009)


    Well then, parallelism must be working on my system here because I have run this 10,000 times and don't have a discrepancy between them. System here has...

  • RE: T-SQL

    [Quote]Even in a batch... the odds are about 50/50 that I'll get different results for the miliseconds.. the odds shrink quite a bit for differing seconds.

    Union Results

    (No column name) (No...

  • RE: T-SQL

    David_Simpson (11/17/2009)


    I did not even bother to try and analyze the queries, once I read that the GETDATE() function was executed 4 different times, the only possible answer was false...

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