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  1. sqlval

    How to filter data based on the table value?

    I have a set of data coming from Oracle DB into SQL server. There is a table in SQL Server that stores key dates that should be used to filter data that comes from Oracle. Basically, I want to load only the records that were updated in Oracle after a particular date stored in SQL Server. Is...
  2. sqlval

    Create a constraint or rule?

    Thank you for the link.
  3. sqlval

    Create a constraint or rule?

    I need to put a constraint or rule on the column: if it's not null, it should be unique. I am not good with constraints at all. Can they be conditional? Your help is appreciated.
  4. sqlval

    Script constraints

    Thank you, already recreated the DB and ran updates again.
  5. sqlval

    How to create a rule?

    Thank you. Will try if it works.
  6. sqlval

    Script constraints

    How can I script all keys and constraints without scripting tables? I need to transfer them from production to development, but I have already altered tables in dev, so I don't want to recreate them. Thank you.
  7. sqlval

    How to create a rule?

    I need to create a rule that one table field should be populated if there is a particular value in another field: if col1 = "Value" then col2 is not null. How do I do it? Is it a rule or an expression in the computed column property? Thank you for your help.
  8. sqlval

    Open an Access file as a different domain user

    Shift+Right Click! That's what I needed. Thank you.
  9. sqlval

    Open an Access file as a different domain user

    This option is not available for Access.
  10. sqlval

    Open an Access file as a different domain user

    If I open SQL Server Management studio, I can right click on the icon, pick Run As and then select a different user that can be on a different domain. Is there a way to run an Access DB as a user that is not currently logged in? I do not want to log off and log back in every time I need to...

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