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jon.g.massey Commented 7 Months ago through Just Learned
You seem to have a bee in your bonnet about "IN", but if one understands what it does then it still has a place. It means a different thing to "EXISTS" and if you don't understand that distinction then it is you that is at fault, not the T-SQL language ...
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jon.g.massey Liked 1 Years ago through Pages
We wish to use these pages for publishing various documents, announcements, FAQ etc related to beyondrelational.com...
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jon.g.massey Commented 1 Years ago through Just Learned
If you haven't got any good tips to post about SQL Server, please don't post anything at all. This is a) nothing to do with SQL Server b) Complete BS - standard keyboard layouts don't have function keys; and there is certainly nothing in Windows 7 stopp...
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jon.g.massey Commented 1 Years ago through Just Learned
If you haven't got any good tips to post about SQL Server, please don't post anything at all. This is a) nothing to do with SQL Server b) Complete BS - standard keyboard layouts don't have function keys; and there is certainly nothing in Windows 7 stopp...
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jon.g.massey Commented 2 Years ago through Just Learned
Incomplete article written in barely-comprehensible broken English. Can an admin nuke this please?...
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jon.g.massey Commented 2 Years ago through Just Learned
Incomplete article written in barely-comprehensible broken English. Can an admin nuke this please?...
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jon.g.massey Commented 2 Years ago through Just Learned
Incomplete article written in barely-comprehensible broken English. Can an admin nuke this please?...
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jon.g.massey Commented 2 Years ago through Puzzles
If, in a production environment, a view I wrote was returning uppercased data from a table where it was stored as mixed case, I doubt it'd pass QA.
The point I am trying to make is that in an insensitive collation, a mixed case input string will match
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jon.g.massey Commented 2 Years ago through Puzzles
I assumed that the casing of the output should match the casing of the input, the case-insensitivity should only apply to finding the contiguous sequences of letter.
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