Thanks

i have 1 doubt. how can i retrieve last 10 records from a particular table.

pls i want answer for this

Keep up the good work.

Joggee

if yes, please tell me how we can do that?

Thanks

SELECT SERVER1enroll.ID
FROM SERVER1enroll
WHERE SERVER1enroll.ID NOT IN (SELECT SERVER2enroll.ID FROM SERVER2enroll)

And is there a shortcut for that SQLcode to make a faster query than that.

Can anyone solve that?
I’m using 2 different connection, Server1 on my PC, Server2 is on the other PC.

I’m using VB9
Can anyone share some code for development testing?

Please help me out.

In my stored proc, I use @ident_current of a table(Table X) as a default value for my table variables (Temp Table)

Now Since Im creating a Table Variable, I want one of its columns to have a default value of the identity of the Table X , Now when creating this Table Variable, it will not accept
a variable as a default hence forcing me to use Ident_Current(Table X) as the default. I know that this can produce erroneous data as it applies to any session .. is there another way out? I cant use @@Identity as there are 2 more Table Variables created after the insertion of Table X - Hence will pick up wrong identity value ….
here’s my code
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INSERT INTO TABLE X

DECLARE A TABLE A
INSERT INTO TABLE A

DECLARE TABLE B
INSERT INTO TABLE B

DECLARE C TABLE (COL1, COL2 INT DEFAULT IDENT_CURRENT( ‘TABLE X’ ),COL3)

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Here is what Iam doing:

INSERT INTO TEMPTABLE ( column1, column2)
SELECT t1, t2 FROMNewTable where t3 = ’somevalue’;
SELECT @@IDENTITY;

INSERT INTO TEMPTABLE ( column1, column2)
SELECT t1, t2 FROMNewTable where t3 = ’somevalue’;
SELECT Scope_Identity();

INSERT INTO TEMPTABLE ( column1, column2)
SELECT t1, t2 FROMNewTable where t3 = ’somevalue’;
SELECT Ident_Currenty(’TEMPTABLE’);

One machine gives me same value on all three statements, while the other gives me null on first two and gives me a value on the third.

Any insights will be appreciated.

- Mahee

I dont think that you can add the Identity to the existing coloumn. You need to drop the table and recreate with Identity. You can add a new column with Identity in alter table.

- Vijay Anand Kannan

but it will be more easy to understand if examples had been put here………

I upgraded to SQL 2005 last week.

Guess what - those SP’s are now intermittently returning the identity of a table from an associated repl trigger.

Have you seen or heard of this occurring after an upgrade?

Thank goodness I stumbled onto your article and was able to fix all instances of @@Identity in my SP’s. (Now I have to replicate the sp’s manually off-hours….)

thanks
Wes