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  • RE: GREATEST and LEAST function

    dmartin 38210 , I am a huge fan of Itzik. This is a great option, thanks!
    I agree Jeff however, we do...

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  • RE: Parsing EDI 834 flat file with SSIS, I need to be able to use multiple delimiters

    thank you very much, I will check it out!

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  • RE: GREATEST and LEAST function

    Hello All,

    How would you do this with any and all dates?

    I am trying to think of a way to create a Greatest Value that will handle dates, different date formats,...

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  • RE: Integration Services, MySql and SET FMTONLY ON

    You are correct. Sorry I did not give more details. Our department was using it to parse query and print dynamic T-SQL statements. We were not using it with SSIS...

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  • RE: Integration Services, MySql and SET FMTONLY ON

    I had the same concern, our team was also using this feature and when I researched and found the same warning on MSDN, Do not use this feature. This feature...

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  • RE: Keyboard shortcut to select top 1000

    No problemo, glad to be of help!!

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  • RE: Keyboard shortcut to select top 1000

    Sure. SO here is a screen shot of the procedure as a keyboard short cut and a snap shot of the table highlighted, now hit Ctrl + 6 to display...

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  • RE: LongPrint

    Hello Timothy,

    Question where did you get the figure 1073741822?

    SET @sSQL = SUBSTRING(@sSQL, @CurrentEnd+@Offset, 1073741822)

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  • RE: View/check linked server logins?

    here you go, ask and you receive.

    sp_helplinkedsrvlogin

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  • RE: NOLOCK across linked server with join

    How about options like this?

    update t

    set someValue = s.SomeValue

    from openquery(lnk_sB,'

    select *

    xref.dbo.Symbols s') s

    inner join #myTab t

    on t.id = s.id

    update t

    set someValue = s.SomeValue

    from #myTab t with...

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  • RE: Replace(UPPERCASE GO ONLY)

    Luis,

    Thanks! I was trying to figure out how to use COLLATE Latin1_General_BIN in the function, but I was unable. Thank again and it tests out fine!

    EXEC ('

    DROP VIEW schema.TableName_New;

    ');

    EXEC('

    CREATE...

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  • RE: Replace(UPPERCASE GO ONLY)

    Hello Adi,

    This worked great! This does wok for my solution. But now curiosity has the best of me and I truly wonder how to use the replace function and replace...

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  • RE: Update Identity column

    Hello Igor,

    In the question, are you assuming the correct database has been selected from the drop down menu?

    Thanks,

    Tim

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  • RE: Deploy Procedure and then Verify the Procedure was deploy to multiple SQL Servers.

    GM Shawn,

    Thanks for the reply, I will also test out your idea as well, thanks a bunch, I appreciate it. I did not know this was an option.

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  • RE: Deploy Procedure and then Verify the Procedure was deploy to multiple SQL Servers.

    GM Adam,

    Sorry about that. Yes they are all SQL servers, SSMS 2008 R2. I thought about using Execute At using linked server, which is a great idea. I just do...

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