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Have resolved good amount of SQL Server related issues from small to big in terms of time taken as well as in terms of finances associated if not solved.
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Hi All, When I run the query: [B]select (100/50)[/B] It give me "2"... good. But when I run the query: [B]select (50/100)[/B] I was expected it will give me 0.5... but it gives me 0 instead? Why? and How can I get the "0.5"?

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I cant call : [111.111.111.1].Database.dbo.fn_test(@test) (Not working !) but i can call : Database.dbo.fn_test(@test) why ? and if no way to call this, can i populate in a function a TABLE variable using a Stored Procedure to do this ? CREATE FUNCTION fn_test(@idcode int,@idoper int) RETURNS TABLE AS RETURN (EXEC …

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Hello, I recently deleted some columns from a table with the statement DROP and I saw that database size doesn't change, it remains exactly the same(very big by the way). So I suposse DROP only take away the logical references but the COLUMN is still physically there. The question is: …

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