There's not much point in trying to compare Linux to Windows. Cheers, Lain I do not want to set the environment variable globally like you said via system environment variable.I have two sql server process running on the same machine on 2 different ports , so my need is li...
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This blog describes How to set value in any variable using Execute in SQL Server : Please go through with below SQL QUERIES : -Create table #TBL_PINDETAILS(PinCode varchar(6),AreaCovered varchar(500))Insert Into #TBL_PINDETAILS values('110001','New Delhi HO, Shastri Bhawan')...
I am trying to use the following code to set the values of some global variables in a DTS package: Function Main() Dim strFileName as String...
See my below code which is inserting data into table. please tell me how could i increment @csgo variable value by one for each insert? is it possible ? if yes then please guide me with code. Declare @Counter INT SET @Counter=0
To enable MSDTC transaction in SQL Server containers, you must set two new environment variables: MSSQL_RPC_PORT: the TCP port that RPC endpoint mapper service binds to and listens on. MSSQL_DTC_TCP_PORT: the port that MSDTC service is configured to listen on. Pull and run The following...
there are potentially some performance implications, but I've yet to hit them in my day to day...
(Harmonica default before flexible ids) // idFormatGroup.ChangeUnitIdFormat.IsVariableLength = false; idFormatGroup.ChangeUnitIdFormat.Length = 1; // // Guid replica id // idFormatGroup.ReplicaIdFormat.IsVariableLength = false; idFormatGroup.ReplicaIdFormat.Length = 16; // // Sync global ...
To avoid this kind of scenario, you can store the row count in a local variable. The script would then look like this: DECLARE @rowcount INT; BEGIN TRY SELECT TOP 100 * FROM [AdventureWorks2017].[Person].[Person]; SET @rowcount = @@ROWCOUNT; ...
Connect to MS SQL code Option Explicit Sub connect2mssql() Dim connection As ADODB.connection Set connection = New ADODB.connection Dim server_name As String, database_name As String Let server_name = "(LocalDb)\LocalDbTest" Let database_name = "AdventureWorks2016" ...