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EITHER Can Outlook folders actually be SQL Svr tables? OR Can SQL Svr link to (like Access can) Outlook folders? [I've searched the tek-tips archives to no avail]

I've tried setting the startup account to bothe System and the account I am logged on to the computer as. In bothe cases the drop-down box for the Mail profile is empty. I have tested Outlook on the computer and it works OK. Does anyone know what I am doing wrong?

We have a web-based client database system. Our office admin wants to do a mail-merge via the ODBC connection straight into the database. I want to create an account for the ODBC connection on her machine which I can lock down. I am somewhat confused between logins and users. Question: 1...

I have several views on source database A which refer to pwills.TABLE1. On my destination database B I intend to change the table to dbo.TABLE1. When I run DTS Export on the VIEW, it throws an error because "pwills" doesn't exist in database B. In practice, I have a large number...

Hi Terry, Thanks for this post. It does seem to me that is an n^n solution, because sql will search the table n times for each of n employees. But maybe SQL Server is more intelligent than that..

My head will explode if I don't crack this soon. I have table like: Child Father Mother Bill Bob Jane Joe Mike Mary I need the view: Child Name Relation Bill Bob Father Bill Jane Mother Joe Mike Father Joe Mary Mother Can anyone help?

E.g. CustID Orders 1 10 2 5 3 5 View to show Bucket Count 0-9 2 10-19 1 20-29 0

I need to produce many many HTML reports on my data and they have to be nicely formatted and offer drill-down and sort-ordering etc. Do you know if there are any software programs out there that can do this other than Crystal? I can't seem to get a good search on the web for this.

[NB. This is a derivative of a question posed on MS Sql Svr forum.] I have a classic self-referring table USER(USER_ID,PARENT) I want to list all users in Bob's "family" i.e. Bob, children, parent, siblings. Is the following query OK? Is it possible to avoid repeating the...

do you know if I can have something like: select empid, empname, supid, case exists (select * from from table t1 where t1.supid = empid) then 'y' else 'n' end from table

I was thinking for a list of supervisors select empid from table t1 where exists (select * from from table where supid = t1.empid) ..but don't know if legal sql

Surely this will check if supID and empID are the same? Imagine table: 1,Bob,2 2,Bill,<null> 3,Ben,<null> View should produce 1,Bob,2,N 2,Bill,<null>,Y 3,Ben,<null>,N

Thanks, I also found that the following works: select t1.id,t2.company from customers t1 left join customers t2 on isnull(t1.parent,t1.id) = t2.id Pretty neat but may not be ANSI

I have a table of employees, some of which are supervisors. (ID,NAME,SUP_ID) When I list them out, I want to mark which ID's are supervisors. E.g. ID,NAME,SUP_ID,Y/N It will display Y if any row has a SUP_ID set to ID. It seems horribly expensive (n^n) to do a count each time. Surely there...

I have a classic self-joinable table: (id, profile, parent_id) where parent_id points to id. To produce a table of inherited values I have: select t1.id, case when t2.profile is null t1.profile else t2.profile end from mytable t1 LEFT JOIN mytable t2 on t2.parent_id = t1.id Problem is that my...

The query I have at the moment is: SELECT id FROM users WHERE id='Bill' OR parent_id='Bill' OR id=(SELECT parent_id FROM users WHERE id='Bill) It seems like this might not be the most efficient way to write the query; the sub-select looks like it could be expensive. Any ideas?

Hi MeanGreen The basic query, without the case, doesn't seem to work. Take the following table: id, company, parent_id Bill,Microsoft,<null> Bob,<null>,Ben Ben,Oracle,<null> My query needs to produce the inherited company name: Bill, Microsoft Bob, Oracle Ben, Oracle The query select...

My table is (id, name, parent_id) where parent_id is another row. I need a &quot;family&quot; query that will list all records that are either siblings or a parent or children of an id For example, table: 1, Bill, <null> 2, Bob, 1 3, Ben, <null> So the view family_of_Bill would list Bill and...

Can I check something with you? If I always pick the parent data id a parent ID is provided (i.e. regardless of whether null or not), is the query then: select t1.id, t2.company from customers t1 left join customers t2 on t1.parent = t2.id Obviously <null> parent is permitted but any value...

I'd like to create a user &quot;application&quot; with which I connect to SQL Svr from all my web applications (rather than using dbo). Given that I have a standard database-driven website where users can insert,update, delete records is there a pre-defined role in Sql Svr 2k that I can assign...