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Jwalant Natvarlal SonejiIndia
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From general queries about SQL Severs both 2000 and 2005 to advanced features like Integration Services and Reporting Services. | |
David VaughnU.S.
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Performance tuning; T-SQL syntax; |
No apology necessary. I still don't think I have a truly clear picture of what is going on, but let's trudge forward. Note: If AllExperts.com puts a limit on the number of followups you can ask, feel
You MIGHT want to switch to a different category (not SQL Server), as I am not a Visual Basic expert, nor do I know ANYthing about GSM or iWOW (I don't even know what those mean). I am intrigued, however
You can't, as you have discovered, do that natively (that is, using SQL backups). Are you envisioning a scenario where you use SQL 2008 for, say, 3 weeks and discover some hideous flaw that absolutely
Sorry for the delay. I missed the notice that you'd posted a followup. Again, I'm not an ASP expert by any means, but I think you want to do this: = New SqlDataAdapter("SELECT AuthorId, UrlUserName
I'm not sure how you'd get the value of textbox.text in there, but perhaps this SQL-only example will give you the info you need. Let me know if you have further questions. DECLARE @FileExtension

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