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  • Shape up that SQL code

    Have you ever worked on some of those one and two thousand line stored procedures where the indentation was so messed up you couldn't really tell where that left outer join fit in? Wouldn't it be nice if there was a tool out there which would automatically format your code for you, correcting tabs, lining...
    Posted to Atlanta .NET Regular Guys by Matt Ranlett on 05-23-2007
    Filed under: Programming, Technical, Microsoft SQL Server 2005
  • Chris Hays's sleazy "continued" hack almost works

    Chris Hays posted this blog post about repeating group headers on each page, having them say "MyGroup (continued)" on all but the first page. This post went up Sept 27th and was a great stroke of luck on my part b/c my current client really wanted this functionality to match an existing report they've...
    Posted to Atlanta .NET Regular Guys by Matt Ranlett on 12-04-2006
    Filed under: Programming, Technical, Microsoft SQL Server 2005
  • Default data and log file paths in SQL Server

    It's well understood that you shouldn't have your MDF and LDF files on the same spindles if you want to maximize IO performance. Unfortunately, you can only specify a default location for the SQL Server "data files", which includes both the MDF and the LDF. Is there a way to separate these so that the...
    Posted to Atlanta .NET Regular Guys by Matt Ranlett on 11-02-2006
    Filed under: Technical, SharePoint 2007, Microsoft SQL Server 2005
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