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We are in the middle of implementing E9 and I have begun working with the Service Connect Tool. We have several training databases (Train1, Train2, ect.) for specific reasons. When I create a workflow process, it appears to be updating the Train1 database. Can anyone offer some...
Paul - thanks for taking a look. Here is the MDX for my YTD-Pounds measure:
Sum(YTD([Time].[Year Quarter Month].CurrentMember),[Measures].[Pounds])
scottie
Hello All -
I have an issue with a YTD measure. Being pretty new to MDX I found several examples and they all look pretty much the same. Here is my code:
Sum(YTD([Time].[Year Quarter Month].CurrentMember),[Measures].[Pounds])
When analyzing YTD-Pounds by ProductType July-07 & July-08 in...
well, that appears like the perfect answer, yet for me, i return null for the object_name. select * from sys.procedures shows the sproc by name and object_id, but the object_id <> @@procid. ??
thanks for the reply. i will keep kicking it around.
All -
I would like to be able to determine the stored procedure name from within the procedure itself. Kind of like what I do with the database name:
SELECT @DB_NAME = db_name()
Anybody know a way to get the procedure name? Ideas?
Thanks in advance -
Scottie
Hello all,
I am attempting to return a row as such:
[Order Number, Salesman1, Salesman2]
from a table that has 2 columns: Order Number, SalesMan.
Data: OrderNum SalesMan
1234 Bob
1234 Mike
Both Salesmen share the order and i would like to output on one line...
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I have a working linked server SQL2005 <--> Informix 10.0 and can use an OpenQuery statement to retrieve data. What I would prefer to do is a "Select * from ServerName.Database.Owner.Table" but this keeps throwing errors. I know almost nothing about Informix and am assuming that...
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I am coding a utility to write stored procedures based on the field names and data types in any given table. I can get the field-Type and field-Size but if the Type is a Decimal (number), I am hitting a wall when attemping to find out the precision and scale via code. I can only...
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I am running into a brick wall with a simple SQL Task attempting to return (output) the value from a stored procedure into a global variable. I have tried both OLE DB and ADO.NET connection types and have Googled for hours (finding a lot of complaints) but no solution thus far...
Hey Keithmyers, did you figure this out? We are experienceing the exact same problem.
TweakMYbox - can you elaborate on which directories in Exchange that should be excluded?
Thanks! - Scott
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We are experiencing an odd issue with our new 2003 Exchange system processing inbound emails with attachments. We use a Barracuda 400 pointing to Exchange (works perfect with our Exchange 2000 box) but when pointed to our Exchange 2003 (R2 - SP2) box, any mail with attachments get queued...
Thanks for the reply Lukasz - your last point is one that I had not considered: 2k3 offline past tombstone life.
I may need to consider removing the subordinate then the root from the DC and start over with an stand-alone server model before pushing up to 2003.
Does anybody have any advice on...
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I need to move my original Enterprise CA to some new hardware. I have the MS-KB steps to follow but am unsure if the Enterprise Root CA needs to be on a Domain Controller. This is the case at the moment and since the server is offline for a year at a time, it is ALWAYS out of date with...
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I was wondering if anybody hides their DC's from the browse list? Any reason not to? I was thinking that adding some security by obscurity for the DC's wouldn't be such a bad idea.
Thoughts on this?
Thanks!
All,
I am attempting to return the results of an Exec ('Select..') statement. In short, I am passing in a field name in a UDF and have success executing the sql statement, but can only view the result in the 'results' pane. Here is the statement that works:
exec ('SELECT max(' + @FldName +...
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