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  1. SQLSaturday Chicago Swag

    Just got some more giveaways for SQLSaturday Chicago courtesy of our publisher, Wiley: Thanks so much to Wiley for supporting the community! SQLSaturday Chicago Swag is a post from: Brent Ozar - Too Much Information. If you'd like to quote this content on other sites, please read how to use ...

  2. #TSQL : ISNUMERIC function: Do you remember ISNUMERIC() built-in function? What would be the… http://goo.gl/fb/Quny

  3. #TSQL ISNUMERIC function: Do you remember ISNUMERIC() built-in function?What would be the output of the following ... http://bit.ly/afajtc

  4. Walkthrough Setting up a SQL 2008 Replication Distributor using TSQL Scripts http://bit.ly/ddm37g #MSBlog

  5. #TSQL Remove spaces: Your SQL Server database contains a lot of columns with data type nchar. Many of them contai... http://bit.ly/a9NGy1

  6. #TSQL : Remove spaces: Your SQL Server database contains a lot of columns with data type nchar… http://goo.gl/fb/8lvv

  7. @rajeevdb Could also code simple VB6 DLL with SMTP send function & automate in TSQL using sp_OA system sprocs http://bit.ly/9SvlGF #sqlhelp

  8. @malcolmsheridan i have tried with SQL 2005 and my data never refreshes and stays cached.

  9. @dacku87 it is very hard to debug. are you using sql 2005 or 2008?

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