It is a method I have posted a couple of times when answering a newsgroup questions and I have seen it a couple of times elsewhere, but not that often so I though a post would be useful!If for whatever reason you wish to execute all the scripts in a given directory you now have several options
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Depending on your budget splashing out an a decent SAN solution may help - although SAN technology is beyond my current level of experience, I am just someone who uses it while other people configure it. I think many people still forget that computers have moving parts, they are machines - they are not some sort of quantum flux probability engine that returns results at the speed of light
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COMMIT - save work done SAVEPOINT - identify a point in a transaction to which you can later roll back ROLLBACK - undo the modification I made since the last COMMIT SET TRANSACTION - Change transaction options like isolation level and what rollback segment to use SET ROLE - set the current active roles DML are not auto-commit. If you include the SAMPLE clause within a multi-table or remote query, you will get a parse error or "ORA-30561: SAMPLE option not allowed in statement with multiple table references"
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March 4, 2011 at 11:11 AM Awesome thank you so much for responding this is exactly what I was looking for.I think I am thinking too much in respect to Performance perspective, is it possible to have same results without using DISTINCT and without FOR XML so that I can use it in SQL 2000? if we have 1000 rows, then every A A1,A2 gets concatinated 1000 times and then we are doing Distinct on it. Check the comment by Madhivanan where has has explained how to do the same using STUFF instead of SUBSTRING.A couple of days ago, I stumbled across an excellent post by Anith on the same topic
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Is it possible to modify Jon K's solution to accomplish this? If I simply run the current query as a make table query it truncates the Field1 and Field2 output at 255 characters. Here's the table: ID1; ID2; Text 1; X; aa 1; X; bb 1; Y; cc 1; Y; dd 2; X; ee 2; X; ff 2; Y; gg 2; Y; hh 2; Z; ii 2; Z; jj I want to concatenate the Text field, separated by commas, and get a 2-dimensional table as output: ID; X; Y; Z 1; aa, bb; cc, dd; 2; ee, ff; gg, hh; ii, jj In words, I want to concatenate the Text field for every pair ID1, ID2
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License This article, along with any associated source code and files, is licensed under The Code Project Open License (CPOL) Share email twitter facebook linkedin reddit google+ About the Author Navdeep Bhardwaj Web Developer India No Biography provided You may also be interested in... Now, let's say we have a requirement that we want to show the names of all the salesmen along with the comma separated list of areas that are being supervised by them
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Instead of adding a comma, use of the AS 'data()' will concatenate the rows with spaces, which later can be replaced with commas as the syntax written below. When it was dealing with a small number of rows it worked fine but with more data SQL Server chose a different plan which resulted in selecting the first item with no concatenation whatsoever
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the grouping you do is not using the people field so it fails and xml path can not take a comma (,) as the identifier because it cannot create an element from it .
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CLR function will be reusable in other queries, and you won't have to duplicate (and debug) a complex subquery every time you need to do this type of thing. EDIT: Well, I went to try to see if this actually was better, and it turns out the requirement that the comments be in a specific order is currently not possible to satisfy using an aggregate function
While this is somewhat unnecessary for the sake of this article, when posting the solution on the newsgroup, I wanted to supply a script to create the tables, since attachments (such as a sample mdb file) are generally discouraged, if not prohibited. While this piece of the code is not necessary to explain how to aggregate data, it is good for Access database programmers to be reminded from time to time that regular SQL DDL scripts do work in Access, and at times may be the best way to dynamically create tables
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I want to create a query that takes the info from the child table (possibly multiple rows) and concatenates it into a single column in the parent table
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