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I love that you took the time to show an exemple of all the options you talked about
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easy to understand, facil de ententer
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very clear and informative...look forward to the next lesson
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Jamshid Nouri on
10/11/2010
excellent demo
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Dennis Allen on
10/11/2010
looking forward to talking about different parsing techniques. I've read quite a bit about T-SQL techniques, and I am just getting started with my first CLR functions, and I hope you can talk about those in comparison.
Additionally, I would like to see more with good uses of CLR procedures. Currently I am looking to a CLR function to allow parallel execution of sub-processes in a reporting procedure that in T-SQL is of course single-threaded but the 12 (cpu intensive) sub-procedures could be executed in parallel and in makes sense to do so on the 16-core server.
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Thanks for making this avalable
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super basic, but clear!
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thanks
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Charlie Bruno on
10/11/2010
Good basic demo, as usual...
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I wasn't aware of the trim functions, so this is very good!
The only question I have, is what version of SQL Server does this work for?
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It was good. There was quite a bit of beginner information, that I needed. Thank you.
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nice for starter
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nice for starter
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nice for starter
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nice for starter
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suyog kandi on
10/11/2010
Was very basic level
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suyog kandi on
10/11/2010
Was very basic level
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ok
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ok
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Mohamed Irshad on
10/12/2010
excellent
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Kenneth Wymore on
10/12/2010
good beginner video! I look forward to the ones for the rest of the week.
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I knew that, I just do not get to use this much. Why doest-SQL not have a TRIM ALL anyway?
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It would be nice if the code being executed were positioned so it remains above the result pane after execution. Thanks for listening! (sic)
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Steve Culshaw on
10/14/2010
Good overview on string
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Excellent, patient demo that is very useful for a T-SQL beginner...
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A Alagu Ganesh on
10/15/2010
Good
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A Alagu Ganesh on
10/15/2010
Good
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Always good to learn from Andy.
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Like Andy says...this is definitely something every DBA should know.
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What of performance information on using each of those functions? I am looking at a situation where I loop through every string in a list of maybe 10000 sent from the client to the database. Would like to manipulate those in the db before saving final for each.
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ltrimrtrim combo very useful
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Oddvar Eikli on
11/1/2010
It might be a good idea to scroll down a bit in the code window before executing statements so that executed code is in the top half of the window and thus remains visible above the result panel after execution.
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I really enjoy his videos. They are clear, to the point, and good examples.
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