Any Good Third Party Replication Tool For Sql Server ?
Feb 7, 2001Hi folks
wld really appreciate it if anyone could guide me to a good third party tool for replication on sql server.
thanks in advance
achal
Hi folks
wld really appreciate it if anyone could guide me to a good third party tool for replication on sql server.
thanks in advance
achal
Hi,
I'm using one report tool by 'AriaCom' and have got such problems with FREE SQL in that tool. Pls advise!
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Hello,
I need a tool that will let me model a SQL Server 2005 database and then generate the tables, constraints, etc. from the model. I've never used a modeling tool so my knowledge is quite limited. I don't need to model or reverse engineer an application - my sole concern is on the SQL Server database side. I'm not concerned if the tool integrates with Visual Studio. And, of course, price is one consideration.
Are there any good tools that I should look at?
Thanks,
BCB
Hi All,
I have to load data from from a text file ( approx 3-5 million rows) into a table .
I can use straight bcp with the format file , but the loading of data has to follow some business logic
Let me know if there are any third party tool to load the data instead of regular bcp
I have SqlServer 7.0 on Windows NT 4.0
Thanks in advance
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Hello,
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Hi all,
I'm currently running a SQL Server 2005 setup (or so I believe) to use Windows Authentication. When I load Management Studio, the following popup box appears:
Server Type (greyed out): Database Engine
Server Name: Thor
Authentication: Wndows Authentication
U/N and P/W: greyed out
I can connect to my databases using PHP by specifying 'Thor' as my DB host, the DB name and then the username and password of a user I created.
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Does anyone have any experience with connecting to a local SQL server? I'm assuming that I need to setup my server to allow for external connections or something but I'm in the dark on the matter.
Any help would be very appreciated!
Thanks.
i want to show data Party Name and Time interval wise. here is my table from where i will fetch data. so pasting table data here.
Call start Call duration Ring duration Direction Is_Internal Continuation Party1Name Park_Time
------------------------- ---------------- ------------- --------- ----------- ------------ --------------- -----------
2015/06/08 08:06:08 00:02:28 2 I 0 0 Emily 0
2015/06/08 08:16:38 00:00:21 0 I 0 1 Line 2.0 0
2015/06/08 08:16:38 00:04:13 5 I 0 0 Jen 0
[code]...
now i am not being able to cross join this CTE with my table to get data party name wise and time interval wise. say for if no data exist for a specific time interval then it will show 0 but each party name should repeat for time interval 9:00:00 - 9:30:00 upto 17:30:00. i like to add what filter need to apply to get data for incoming, outgoing, call transfer and miss call.
For Incoming data calculation
where direction='I' and
Is_Internal=0 and continuation=0 and
RIGHT(convert(varchar,[call duration]),8)<> '00:00:00'
For outgoing data calculation
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Hi,
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Hi!
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C: partition to NTFS. So as of right now all my 4 8GB drives are
NTFS. I think it would be better to keep this C: partition in FAT
because, as of my knowledge, having FAT boot partition can help
to boot the machine in case of NT crash.
Is there anything that I'm really losing by this conversion to NTFS or I
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in case of any crash?
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Ninel
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Hi,
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a)backup and recovery
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c)Performance tuning.
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I want to learn more about complex SQL, specifically for SQL Server.
What do you reccommend? Should I go for strictly an advanced SQL course, or should I go for SQL Server training.
Does anyone know of a really good site where I can find Advanced SQL training?
Also, I want to learn more about scripting and VB. Can anyone reccommend a place where I can get this beginner training.
Sorry to take up your time, but to sum up:
1. Advanced SQL training in NYC area
2. Beginner VB training in NYC area.
Cost is not necessarily an issue.
Thanks!