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That usually happens if the destination table's column is too short for the source data column (eg destcolumn char(10) <--- sourceColumn char(20)). Try to make sure source is wider or the same data...
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Probably have to go about and check your stored procedures if it warrants the use of xp_cmdShell at all. From experience I've not seen or used xp_cmdshell other than during DTS/SSIS (directory...
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They're the same, however to be more self-documenting and more intuitive I prefer Unique-Constraint mainly because (imho) UNIQUENESS really should be a constraint. Plus constraint automatically adds...
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Is this done only ad-hoc(from the looks of it) then you can do yourself a favor and install [Sql Search (free)][1] saved me countless of hours searching for text. Let it index the db (first time) first...
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Feature comparison says "Memory limited to maximum supported by operating system." [http://www.microsoft.com/sqlserver/2005/en/us/compare-features.aspx][1] [1]:...
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You could try using the SqlQuery method of the DBContext and explicitly use the correct type. string query = "SELECT [GroupBy1].[A1] AS [C1] FROM ( SELECT COUNT(1) AS [A1] FROM dbo.Table1 AS [Extent1]...
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That usually happens if the destination table's column is too short for the source data column (eg destcolumn char(10) <--- sourceColumn char(20)). Try to make sure source is wider or the same data...
View ArticleAnswer by bonskijr
Probably have to go about and check your stored procedures if it warrants the use of xp_cmdShell at all. From experience I've not seen or used xp_cmdshell other than during DTS/SSIS (directory...
View ArticleAnswer by bonskijr
They're the same, however to be more self-documenting and more intuitive I prefer Unique-Constraint mainly because (imho) UNIQUENESS really should be a constraint. Plus constraint automatically adds...
View ArticleAnswer by bonskijr
Is this done only ad-hoc(from the looks of it) then you can do yourself a favor and install [Sql Search (free)][1] saved me countless of hours searching for text. Let it index the db (first time) first...
View ArticleAnswer by bonskijr
Feature comparison says "Memory limited to maximum supported by operating system." [http://www.microsoft.com/sqlserver/2005/en/us/compare-features.aspx][1] [1]:...
View ArticleAnswer by bonskijr
You could try using the SqlQuery method of the DBContext and explicitly use the correct type. string query = "SELECT [GroupBy1].[A1] AS [C1] FROM ( SELECT COUNT(1) AS [A1] FROM dbo.Table1 AS [Extent1]...
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