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Nope. I haven't used that tool before. The process needs to be completely hands-off, so I'd prefer something that I can use straight from T-SQL code. I'll look up sqlcmd to see if it will do what I...
View ArticleComment by sonicbhoc on How can I print the contents of a table to the console?
I usually have a debug option in final versions of any of my programs. C# definitely does seem like the better option in my case, but I'm pretty unsure of myself sometimes (especially when I'm doing...
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Thank you for mentioning the isolation level! I never changed it and I don't know what the default is, but because you did I did some google searching. I just learned that bulk copy operations block...
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You are going to want to select from a JOIN statement. In this case, an INNER JOIN.Try something like this: SELECT i.itemName, i.pricePerUnit, c.itemQuantity FROM Items AS i INNER JOIN ContainsItems ON...
View ArticleWhat's the most efficient way to load a csv file into SQL Server 2016?
Alright, so this question seems simple up-front. Well, there's a bit more to it than just loading the file.The entire story goes like this:For some reason, our client sends us what can only be...
View ArticleAsynchronous database inserts from C# always result in a deadlock
I'm hoping this doesn't come off as too amateurish, but I'm converting a synchronous program to run asynchronously. So far, I've gotten everything running asynchronously except database...
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