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Seems like Mike has the info on whats going wrong and how long it will be before its fixed. Read More...
There are several ways but the most commonly used approach of using linked servers hits ona 1000 row limit in the AD OLE DB Provider, here is a solution using SQL CLR, I have not tried it but if it works as advertised then it should help, beware it does Read More...
This question has been coming up a lot internally lately, short answer is: Data Source=D:\Test.xlsx;Provider=Microsoft.ACE.OLEDB.12.0; Extended Properties=Excel 8.0; Note that the provider is no longer JET but the new data engine from the office team Read More...
Linchi continues his excellent series analyzing the impact of new system features in SQL Server 2005 here . Read More...
Soon according to Paul . Read More...
SQL Server 2005 includes a lot of changes to help make moving from Oracle to SQL Server easier, these include; - User Schema separation - Multiple Active Result Sets (MARS) - Synonyms - Recursive Queries(CTEs) and some other smaller issues. However there Read More...
Remember SQL Express has a limitation of a single proc and 1GB of RAM (for the Buffer Pool), so can it be installed on a machine with more than those limits and what happens if it does install? In short, yes it will install just fine and once its installed Read More...
In previous versions of SQL Server there was a licensing app that was integrated into control panel and was exposed via setup. It allowed you to enter the type of license you had for your server(Server+CAL or per CPU) and if you were using a CAL option Read More...
As a follow up to Tuesdays post , lets take a look at how this changes with SQL Express. (as always a little history) In MSDE for SQL Server 7/2000 the DTS runtime was included, this included the Package and Pump object models as well as the dtsrun tool, Read More...
I see this question come up in 2 main contexts, one is express users the other is users who thought they knew how to do this in SQL Server 2000 and are now confused in SQL Server 2005. We'll start with SQL Server 2000... In general the starting point Read More...
This is not the answer to all occurences of the issue but try the following; Shut down SSMS. Go into IE, select Tools|Internet Options|Advanced If “Check publisher’s certificate revocation” under the security node is checked, then uncheck it. Now try Read More...
No And now the explanation. I have seen a fair number of folks having problems getting data dude running because by default it looks for a named instance of SQL Express. (I actually hit this myself when I started playing with it but I was lucky enough Read More...
Thanks to Peter Kalbach internally for this link . Now you will have to be on SP4 for this to be the case as support for SP3a is being retired on July 11 this year. The internal question was driven by this blog link which is obviously wrong based on the Read More...
Ok so this is not a true faq yet but based on previous SPs I predict it will be soon... The KB article that wraps the hotfix is here , now a little explanation. To ship an SP, which is a large undertaking for a product as large as SQL Server, at some Read More...
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