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upgrading from single to dual processor - windows 2003
Greetings - I have a win 2003 server that I just installed a second processor in. It's an old Dell poweredge 1300 that I use mainly for authentication and mass file storage. the bois shows both CPUs are good, but I don't know how to get win 2003 to recognize...
Tags: Processors, Servers, Microsoft Windows 2003, marcpiazza@..., processor, second processor, proc, dual processor, server
Discussion threads 2007-08-06
VB6 Data Report calling SQL stored procedure
I have a VB6 data report with a data environment DE where the DE command properties list a stored procedure that exists and works fine. The stored proc has 2 parameters which are defined in the DE. I invoke the report by clicking a name in a combo box. The...
Tags: Programming languages, rcox@..., SQL, data environment, Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0
Discussion threads 2007-05-09
Bios causing problem?
OK - my PC is powering up the motherboard, CD & hard drives, however nothing appears on the screen...Ive tried swapping memory around to see if that makes any difference, in doing that I thought I'd see what would happen with no memory, strangley the BIOS does not beep to...
Tags: dellboy1, memory, PC, BIOS
Discussion threads 2007-05-17
Computer Does Not Boot No Beep On Startup Either....
Right well a couple of days ago my computer stopped working, i've replaced the motherboard and connected everything up. I know the Memory, Graphics, Motherboard, HDD is fine, just want to clarify its probably the CPU thats broken before i go out and buy one.When i turn the PC...
Tags: rios_uk@..., proc, motherboard, computer
Discussion threads 2007-05-01
Making use of INSTEAD-OF triggers in SQL Server 2005
Why use Views?Views, especially ones with triggers on them, degrade the performance of the database by a huge amount.You can accomplish the same things by using a select stored procedure or user defined function and an update stored procedure.Don't give your front-end developers access to the tables directly. Just...
Tags: database, gsquared, Microsoft SQL Server, Microsoft SQL Server 2005, performance, software, sql, trigger, VIEWS
Discussion threads 2006-09-11
P4 v. Celeron in Business Environment
P4 v. Celeron in Business EnvironmentI am the Senior Systems Admin for a manufacturing firm. I administer a Windows network on a Novell server. We have had a few issues in relation to the Novell Client, currently 4.91 SP2, some are on 4.92 where we suspect the celeron...
Tags: celeron, Cyrix Corp., hardware, Intel Celeron, jdhNV, novell, pentium, windows
Discussion threads 2005-12-17
Incorporate SQL Server UDFs in your .NET applications
The article shows a misuse of UDFsIt’s nice to see UDFs get some attention. But the author exhibits a common misuse of UDFs. Take a look at this procedure:CREATE PROCEDURE dbo.ReturnAllEmployees AS BEGIN SELECT dbo.GetEmployeeName(e.EmployeeID) As FullName, Address, City, PostalCode FROM Employees e END The SELECT statement...
Tags: anovick@..., create function, Incorporate SQL Server UDF, Microsoft .NET, Microsoft SQL Server, programming, sql server udf, udf, UDF dbo.GetEmployeeName, user-defined function
Discussion threads 2005-10-20
Use .NET to develop and implement a Web service solution from start to finish
naming stored proceduresTony,why are you adding the 'sp_' prefix to your sprocs? SQL Server docs strongly discourage such naming convention since it forces master database lookups.The Docs may discourage it, but it's pretty much SOP in every installation I've seen.sp_ procs bad ideaI have to agree with pequod on this....
Tags: database, pequod, programming, Use .NET, Web, Web service
Discussion threads 2005-06-07
Pick alternatives to application synonyms
This week's Oracle newsletter describes how to choose alternatives for public and private synonyms.Do you use alternatives for public and private synonyms? Which alternative do you prefer? Please share your thoughts.If you aren't subscribed to the free Oracle newsletter, click the following link to automatically sign up:http://nl.com.com/MiniFormHandler?brand=builder&subs_channel=bldr_front_door&list_id=e050&tag=fbLess synonyms is better...
Tags: Newsletter Editor, Oracle Corp., software, temporary table
Discussion threads 2004-10-12
Building a data values dictionary
This week's SQL Server newsletter presents the basic SQL for building a data values dictionary.Will you follow the steps in this tip to create a data values dictionary? Do any of your clients ever request this kind of data? Please let us know.If you aren't subscribed to the free SQL...
Tags: Adding Owner, data values dictionary, dictionary, Newsletter Editor, proc, software, Value at Risk, values dictionary
Discussion threads 2004-10-11

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Getting Up to Speed With PROC REPORT
Learning the basics of PROC REPORT can help the new SAS user avoid hours of headaches. PROC REPORT can often be used in lieu of PROC TABULATE or DATA _NULL_ reporting - two areas that have driven the new SAS user crazy. With the added capabilities of ODS provided in...
Tags: SAS Institute
White papers 2004-04-14
PROC FORMAT - Not Just Another Pretty Face
PROC FORMAT, because of its name, is most often used to change the appearance of data for presentation. But PROC FORMAT can be used for much more than the cosmetic transformation of data. It can be a tool for redefining data, recoding data, transforming data for tabulation and reporting, subsetting...
Tags: Face, SAS Institute
White papers 2005-03-09
Easy Graphs With PROC FORMAT, PROC GPLOT, and ODS
By means of straightforward commands in SAS v8.2 and SAS/GRAPH, graphs and charts can be generated that are visually appealing and easy to understand without having to import data into another graph-generating program. Using PROC GPLOT/GHART in conjunction with PROC FORMAT and ODS output delivery system, data can be visualized...
Tags: SAS Institute
White papers 2007-05-14
So You're Still Not Using PROC REPORT; Why Not?
Everyone who can spell SAS knows how to use PROC PRINT. Its primary use may be as a development tool to help in debugging a long multi-step program, or as a simple report generator when all that is really needed is a quick look at the data, or even a...
Tags: SAS Institute, Analysis
White papers 2006-02-28
Proc SQL - A Primer for SAS Programmers
The Structured Query Language SQL has a very different syntax and, often, a very different method of creating the desired results than the SAS Data Step and the SAS procedures. Only a very thorough manual, such as the SAS Guide to the Proc SQL Procedure, could even begin to describe...
Tags: SAS Institute, SQL, Programmer
White papers 2006-02-28
Turning the Data Around: PROC TRANSPOSE and Alternative Approaches
PROC TRANSPOSE can be used to "Rotate" transpose SAS data sets i.e. the values of one given variable become variable names and variables in the input data set become observations in the output. The answers to three simple questions suffice to define the specification statements of PROC TRANSPOSE. This paper...
Tags: SAS Institute
White papers 2007-05-14
Calculating Statistics Using PROC MEANS Versus PROC SQL
PROC SQL is a widely used language for retrieving and updating data in tables/views. Mainly it is used to retrieve data from RDBMS, calculate the descriptive statistics or summarize the data. The MEANS procedure provides data summarization tools to compute descriptive statistics for variables across all observations and within groups...
Tags: Statistics, SAS Institute, PROC SQL, MEANS Procedure, Databases, Enterprise Software, Software, Data Management
White papers 2007-05-14
Making Sense of PROC TABULATE
The TABULATE procedure in SAS provides a flexible platform to generate tabular reports. Many beginning SAS programmers have a difficult time understanding the syntax of PROC TABULATE and tend to avoid using the procedure. This paper will explain the syntax of PROC TABULATE and, with examples, show how to grasp...
Tags: SAS Institute
White papers 2005-03-09
A Comparison of Two Procedures to Fit Multi-Level Data: PROC GLM Versus PROC MIXED
This paper presents the advantages of using PROC MIXED versus PROC GLM as a solution for hierarchical data. Analyzing multi-level, non-independent data requires a different methodology from the standard general linear model that is implemented in PROC GLM. A Random Coefficient RC regression model utilizing the SAS procedure PROC MIXED...
Tags: SAS Institute, Health Care, Survey, Beneficiary, Vertical Industries, Benefits, Healthcare, Marketing Research, Enterprise Software, Software, Human Resources, Marketing
White papers 2005-03-09
Win the Pennant!: Use PROC FORMAT
The FORMAT procedure can be a programmer's best friend once the initial hurdles of understanding its usage have been overcome. No procedure can replace the power of the SAS DATA step, but learning to use procedures in the right place and at the right time may provide new and efficient...
Tags: Procedure, SAS Institute, Proc FORMAT
White papers 2007-05-14
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