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T-SQL, Database design, Stored Procedures, Schema, .NET Classes, SQL Server, SQL Compact, SQL Express, ADO.NET, Administration, Pretty much anything inside SQL-Server. Will help research if I do cannot answer or provide exact answer. My way of giving back to the programming community | |
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From general queries about SQL Severs both 2000 and 2005 to advanced features like Integration Services and Reporting Services. |
Dear Rakesh, It seems that you want only 4 records out of whichever has price=2000. So, if there are 10 records which has price=2000, you want to get only 4 records from those; correct? In that
Dear Rakesh, I think you mean that total 15 records have price more (or less) than 2000. It should be a fairly simple query using WHERE clause by putting all filter criteria in it. Like---
Are the SQL Services actually running? Do I understand that SQL Server services and SSMS are both on the Windows XP computer in question? I would try running the services as an actual account (yours
Hi Rakesh, It seems that you SQL Server is not configured to allow remote connections. You need to use SQL Server Surface Area Manager for that. Please find some information on this link: http://msdn
I need more information. I am assuming that the SQL Server engine (service) is on the Windows XP computer. What account is the service set to use? (On the "Log On" tab, under "Log on as:") Does the
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