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I have a temp table that needs the values of a Stored procedure. So the SP inserts 3 columns into the temp table, then I want to add a datetime to every row without modifying the SP.
Since I call 3 times the SP each with a different datetime, I can't ...
Started by isc_fausto on
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Create the temp table and in the added date column that does not have representation from your.
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When an application saves a file, a typical model is to save the file to a temporary location, then move the temporary file to the final location. In some cases that "move" becomes "replace". In pseudo code:
Save temp file; if final file exists delete...
Started by Cheeso on
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Create a temp file in the temp folder if it is just a ....
I would just follow that convention.
Microsoft Word saves a temp file to the original directory starting with a tilde (~).
Suggestion, so I'm not sure I've added much here.
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The code is as follows:
ALTER PROCEDURE dbo.pdpd_DynamicCall @SQLString varchar(4096) = null
AS
Begin
create TABLE #T1 ( column_1 varchar(10) , column_2 varchar(100) )
insert into #T1 execute ('execute ' + @SQLString )
select * from #T1
End
The problem...
Started by LittleBoy on
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For example, this code:
DECLARE @sql varchar(max) SET @sql = 'CREATE TABLE * FROM #T1
will return with the error "Invalid object name '#T1'." This is because the temp table #T1 is created at a "lower level....
Is with the scope of temp tables.
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I am using the following code to check if the temp table exists and drop the table if it exists before creating again. It works fine as long as I don't change the columns. If I add a column later, it will give error saying "invalid column". Please...
Started by Sridhar on
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For me in SQL Server 2005, with the extra "foo" column appearing in the second select result.
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How to save a single result set to a temp table from a SQL stored procedure returning multiple sets?
I need to store the result set of a stored procedure in a temporary table (using SQL Server 2000). From what I've read, this (poorly constructed example) should work:
create table #tempTable (TempId int primary key, Column1 varchar(100), Column2 varchar...
Started by Timothy on
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Then you don't even need to capture the output into a temp table to use it as a table in doing change the stored procedure....
Stackoverflow.com/questions/58940/access-to-result-sets-from-within-stored-procedures-transact-sql-sql-server).
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I've written some code that is supposed to write a file to the temp directory, then copy it to a permanent location, but find that doing so creates a permission-related error on the copy command. The code looks like this:
string tempPath = Path.GetTempFileName...
Started by Jekke on
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StringBuilder(576) Dim result As Integer = GetTempFileName(path, prefix, 0, fileName) End Sub.
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Started by epic3 on
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Plus my usual 1 step colder NGK's are on backorder with Jegs...)
What plugs ... .
What plug do you run?
- Currently trying Denso ITV-20's (Decided that since I have pretty low compression, I'd try going with a stock heat range and see the results...
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Cpu temp and core temp my cpu temp is 50c under 100% load with prime95 soft
system temp is around 43-44 c
my core temp is around 68-70 c
is it normal or i have to use a custom cooler ?
i am using core 2 duo E6300 1.86 GHz
please suggest.
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Which doesn't make sanse....
Closely that you know the result"
Alan Gregg Re: cpu temp and core temp Originally Posted by Raa U saidRe: cpu temp and core temp U said that ur core temp 68~70 and cpu temp is 50.
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HEy guys,
I was able to stabilize my Phenom II x2 555 (unlocked to Phenom II x4 B55) Oced @ 3.89 GHz but i was always bugged by being unable to read CPU Core Temp and had to rely on Socket temp which CPUID Hardware Monitor Recorded as TMPIN1.
So i decided...
Started by drosera01 on
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Correct...so if you cannot read the....
While running as 4 core OCed @ 3.89 GHz my Socket temp goes upto 55-57 C while running Prime95 upto 2 hours, in this case can I assume that core temp should be at least 7-8 C below socket temp.
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I over shot my sacch' rest temps by 6 degrees F, and undershot my mash out temp by 10 degrees F. My goal OG was 1.072 and my actual was 1.070.
Ideas/guesses on how this may play out?
Started by Thunderous on
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Sacch's rest @ 152 and mash out @ 170 So you actually mashed at 158F?
Your FG will be a bit higher ... .
What were the actual temps for each? Sounds like you got plenty of conversion and I doubt you'll notice a difference with or without a mash out.
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