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Originally Posted by Lambretta

'hope this is the right thread to post this- anyone who could gimme info. on TECHNICAL WRITER jobs?

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This is not a recruitment agency :rotfl: Google it Shya'm :yes:

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Originally Posted by PARAMASHIVAN

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Originally Posted by Lambretta

'hope this is the right thread to post this- anyone who could gimme info. on TECHNICAL WRITER jobs?

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This is not a recruitment agency :rotfl: Google it Shya'm :yes:

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:ty: so much for the help, Raghu! :roll: :sigh2:

Evolo udhaivi senjenga! :bow: :evil:

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Originally Posted by Lambretta

'hope this is the right thread to post this- anyone who could gimme info. on TECHNICAL WRITER jobs?

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Lambretta: Contact Badri ( Moderator) who is a technical writer in Australia ! :)

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Originally Posted by rajraj

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'hope this is the right thread to post this- anyone who could gimme info. on TECHNICAL WRITER jobs?

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Lambretta: Contact Badri ( Moderator) who is a technical writer in Australia ! :)

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Yes he is a technical author of cricinfo.com :lol2:

Has any one worked 'Extensively' on SQL server 2005 / 2008 cursors?

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Originally Posted by PARAMASHIVAN

Has any one worked 'Extensively' on SQL server 2005 / 2008 cursors?

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S to some extent.It has to be used only if its really necessary.

Kirukan

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Originally Posted by kirukan

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Originally Posted by PARAMASHIVAN

Has any one worked 'Extensively' on SQL server 2005 / 2008 cursors?

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S to some extent.It has to be used only if its really necessary.

Kirukan

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Thanks Kirukan

just saw your post now, I will post my query here soon. :)

Hi all

I have a question about 'Duplicates' in SQL server database tables. Consider Table_A, with columns called Col_A, Col_B, Col_c

now if I run this query, will it only find the 'Duplicate values' in the 'Column' fields rather than 'Duplicate rows' in the table?

Select Col_A from Table_A
group by Col_A
having count(*) > 1

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Originally Posted by PARAMASHIVAN

now if I run this query, will it only find the 'Duplicate values' in the 'Column' fields rather than 'Duplicate rows' in the table?

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For duplicate rows, you need to group by all columns.

Oh Thanks App :)