I have a general question about using ADO together with SQL-server 2008express (Microsoft). When sending a SQL command to the server from let\'s say an EXCEL application, is there away (eg using the
I have a table in sql server 2005. Yesterday an update was performed on the table and then updated back to the origional record.
Can\'t seem to find any solution to this, no matter how hard I google. I have a deadline tomorrow and need this to be resolved asap, hope that someone here can give me a hint :)
I have a table to track a production there\'s so much details to store in the table like 50 different pieces of info.
sSQL.Append(\" SELECT \'X\' \"); sSQL.Append(\" FROM ProfileInsurancePlanYear \"); sSQL.Append(\" WHERE ProfileID = \" + profileid.ToString() + \" AND CropYear = \" + cropyear.ToString());
Yes, the title is correct the app now needs a local database which is going to be ssce4.0 开发者_运维技巧and hence...
Let\'s suppose I had a view, like this: CREATE VIEW EmployeeView AS SELECT ID, Name, Salary(PaymentPlanID) AS Payment
This is the code: Select BCPP.* from ViewPBCPPBCPP inner join ( Select MBC.PCPC ,MRT.NameCT ,Max(dbo.CalcDatefromUTC(MBC.CreatedDate)) as LRDate
I have the following table: CREATE TABLE #TEMP (ColA VARCHAR(MAX), ColB VARCHAR(MAX), Date date, Value int)
I have a fairly simple query that I keep getting timeouts (it takes over three minutes to complete, I stopped it early so I could post this question) on when it is running in code, however when I run