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  1. ice789911

    SELECT IN A TRY/CATCH ?

    On balance I think it is best to use a try/catch block because you should know if errors are randomly generated and this provides you with a means to log those errors
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    SELECT IN A TRY/CATCH ?

    Is it best practice to put a select statement inside a try catch block BEGIN TRY SELECT * from someTable END TRY BEGIN CATCH --do something like log the error END CATCH
  3. ice789911

    Dynamic TextBox

    Thanks
  4. ice789911

    history.back

    It appears that this method of relocation is discouraged by w3c mainly because it excludes users without javascript. There are other disadvantages to this method, namely that these links (sometimes referred to as pseudo-links) don't offer the functionality that regularly-formed links do. You...
  5. ice789911

    Insert into bit field

    Is it possible to manually insert a value of 0 or 1 into a column of type bit using SQl Server Management Studio I have tired it but keep getting the error 'String not recognised as a boolean'
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    Dynamic TextBox

    I have created a dynamic textbox in the authoring environment by clicking the text tool in the tools panel and dragging to form the textbox. I have set to dynamic textbox in properties. I would like to set some text using actionscript The textbox is called mybox_txt I have tried using...
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    history.back

    Assuming the user has javascript enabled, are there any issues associated with using history.back() or history.go(-1) Can I rely on this method as the only way for a user to exit a page ( only users with javascript can login )
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    Early Guidance

    Well it seems that the answer for me lies in the Microsoft SQL Server Database Publishing Wizard which will create a sql file for me and then I can execute it on my server. If I later wanted to alter the data in one of my core tables is it standard practice to write another sql file and execute...
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    Early Guidance

    I run a small website with access and coldfusion. I now want to learn how to administer a SQL Server 2005 database. I have created a local site which uses SQL Server 2005. I have all my .sql files to create, drop and populate my tables. Where's the best place to start learning how to start...

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