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sqlblog.com/blogs/rob_farley
Rob Farley
SQL Blog - Blogs about SQL Server, T-SQL, CLR, Service Broker, Integration Services, Reporting, Analysis Services, Business Intelligence, XML, SQL Scripts, best practices, database development, database administration, and programming
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sqlblog.com/blogs/jamie_thomson
SSIS Junkie
SQL Blog - Blogs about SQL Server, T-SQL, CLR, Service Broker, Integration Services, Reporting, Analysis Services, Business Intelligence, XML, SQL Scripts, best practices, database development, database administration, and programming
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nolanzak.com/blog
Nolan Zak
Nolan Zak The Business of Software, Community, Life Home Published Articles Community Travel About Me Contact Me Subscribe to Feed Old Solutions For New Problems Posted on September 26, 2009, 4:54 am, by Nolan Zak, under Business, Personal, Software. Back in 2001 I was working on a project that required hierarchical (tree) data to be stored in a SQL Server 2000 database. We had to query all children of a certain node, and the entire sub-tree of a certain node, etc. Because SQL Server didn?t
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guywyant.info/log
Designed for Satisfaction » and how
Designed for Satisfaction and how Skip to content HomeProjectsMyself ? Older posts Connecting to MS SQL Server from Ubuntu by Guy Posted on August 11, 2011 And now, in a break from the previous trend of fluffy posts, we have a tutorial on how to (deep breath): connect PHP to a MSSQL Server 2008 instance over ODBC from Ubuntu Linux using the FreeTDS driver and unixODBC. Theoretically it would also work for SQL Server 2005. I don?t know whether half of the settings flags are necessary
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