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SQL Nugget - script content of a table as INSERT statements
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I have wrestled a couple of times what was easy when I used TOAD but became painful with SQL Server. For example you have a control table that is manually edited most of the times in DEV. When you want to move it to TEST you can transfer the whole table...
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Oracle DATE vs SQL DATE
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During the development of a simple (or so we thought ) SSIS task a strange error came up: we had a dbtimestamp column from Oracle which we had to load into a SQL Server ( 2005! ) table. It was a transaction date so by default there shouldn't have...
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Books to read
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This post is mainly for fellow BI folks such as me who feel that they are only at the beginning of this road: First I show you what I've already read (or at least have learnt a lot from): The 70-445 Training Kit - it's a great book, teaches a...
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