Comments for Alex Duggleby's Palace of Words http://alexduggleby.com Just me, you and a cup of tee... Sun, 20 Jul 2008 00:21:19 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=MU Comment on Off-Topic: T-SQL: Replace all occurrences in all columns in all tables? by Anja http://alexduggleby.com/2008/05/09/off-topic-t-sql-replace-all-occurrences-in-all-columns-in-all-tables/#comment-959 Anja Sun, 06 Jul 2008 21:05:58 +0000 http://alexduggleby.wordpress.com/?p=107#comment-959 Hi Alex, Just wanted to thank you for posting your SQL code. Our database was injected with malicious scripts and your code helped me clean up hundreds of thousands of records. You saved my day! :) Anja Hi Alex,
Just wanted to thank you for posting your SQL code. Our database was injected with malicious scripts and your code helped me clean up hundreds of thousands of records.

You saved my day! :)
Anja

]]> Comment on Off-Topic: T-SQL: Replace all occurrences in all columns in all tables? by Alex Duggleby http://alexduggleby.com/2008/05/09/off-topic-t-sql-replace-all-occurrences-in-all-columns-in-all-tables/#comment-950 Alex Duggleby Wed, 25 Jun 2008 12:05:24 +0000 http://alexduggleby.wordpress.com/?p=107#comment-950 Hi Raj, is it possible that the field you are using is a NTEXT or TEXT field? The script will not work on those... (same goes for any NVARCHAR(MAX) or fields > 4000 length) Bye, Alex Hi Raj,

is it possible that the field you are using is a NTEXT or TEXT field? The script will not work on those…

(same goes for any NVARCHAR(MAX) or fields > 4000 length)

Bye,
Alex

]]> Comment on Off-Topic: T-SQL: Replace all occurrences in all columns in all tables? by Raj http://alexduggleby.com/2008/05/09/off-topic-t-sql-replace-all-occurrences-in-all-columns-in-all-tables/#comment-949 Raj Wed, 25 Jun 2008 08:45:59 +0000 http://alexduggleby.wordpress.com/?p=107#comment-949 Did not work for me. I was trying to replace a script tag that came in from somewhere and though I got no errors after running the script, the string I required to replace was not replaced. Did not work for me. I was trying to replace a script tag that came in from somewhere and though I got no errors after running the script, the string I required to replace was not replaced.

]]> Comment on Off-Topic: T-SQL: Replace all occurrences in all columns in all tables? by Alex Duggleby http://alexduggleby.com/2008/05/09/off-topic-t-sql-replace-all-occurrences-in-all-columns-in-all-tables/#comment-938 Alex Duggleby Tue, 20 May 2008 12:58:38 +0000 http://alexduggleby.wordpress.com/?p=107#comment-938 Hi Mike, thanks, you are absolutely right. Must have crept into the script while making it 'bloggable' :) The 4000 is a bit of a limit, but if I remember right I can't concat nvarchar(max) values, so I had to do it that way. Thanks, Alex Hi Mike,

thanks, you are absolutely right. Must have crept into the script while making it ‘bloggable’ :)

The 4000 is a bit of a limit, but if I remember right I can’t concat nvarchar(max) values, so I had to do it that way.

Thanks,
Alex

]]> Comment on Off-Topic: T-SQL: Replace all occurrences in all columns in all tables? by Mike http://alexduggleby.com/2008/05/09/off-topic-t-sql-replace-all-occurrences-in-all-columns-in-all-tables/#comment-937 Mike Tue, 20 May 2008 01:04:40 +0000 http://alexduggleby.wordpress.com/?p=107#comment-937 Thanks for posting the script! I had to change line 69 to remove the quotes around the column as the first parameter to the Replace function: SET @temp = @temp + ' = REPLACE(' + @colName + ',''' Otherwise the column name would show up in the field after running the proc. I also found out out that the output of the script for one of my tables was being truncated... probably a limitation of the NVARCHAR(4000) size. Because I only needed to update specific columns, I was able to manually edit the script. Thanks for posting the script!

I had to change line 69 to remove the quotes around the column as the first parameter to the Replace function:

SET @temp = @temp + ‘ = REPLACE(’ + @colName + ‘,”’

Otherwise the column name would show up in the field after running the proc.

I also found out out that the output of the script for one of my tables was being truncated… probably a limitation of the NVARCHAR(4000) size. Because I only needed to update specific columns, I was able to manually edit the script.

]]> Comment on Jetbrains dotTrace: Profiling VS2008 Web Apps by akhilesh http://alexduggleby.com/2008/03/11/jetbrains-dottrace-profiling-vs2008-web-apps/#comment-931 akhilesh Tue, 29 Apr 2008 09:31:01 +0000 http://alexduggleby.wordpress.com/?p=101#comment-931 is there any way to learn how to profile .net 2.0 web applicaition is there any way to learn how to profile .net 2.0 web applicaition

]]> Comment on Sync Framework Tutorial - Part #5 - Some client provider schema details by Aphex http://alexduggleby.com/2007/12/16/sync-framework-tutorial-part-5-some-client-provider-schema-details/#comment-927 Aphex Fri, 18 Apr 2008 19:48:49 +0000 http://alexduggleby.com/2007/12/16/sync-framework-tutorial-part-5-some-client-provider-schema-details/#comment-927 Nice tutorial, well explained. Thanks Nice tutorial, well explained.
Thanks

]]> Comment on Turning a class library project into a MSTest project (or using MBUnit, MSTest and other frameworks in one project) by Enzo Contini http://alexduggleby.com/2008/02/19/turning-a-class-library-project-into-a-mstest-project-or-using-mbunit-mstest-and-other-frameworks-in-one-project/#comment-926 Enzo Contini Fri, 18 Apr 2008 15:35:51 +0000 http://alexduggleby.com/2008/02/19/turning-a-class-library-project-into-a-mstest-project-or-using-mbunit-mstest-and-other-frameworks-in-one-project/#comment-926 Thank you! I was just wondering why I could not make to run a unit test in one my class library project!! Enzo Thank you! I was just wondering why I could not make to run a unit test in one my class library project!!

Enzo

]]> Comment on dot.net Magazin 5.08 Sync Framework Article and File Sync with VB.net by Rene Wack http://alexduggleby.com/2008/04/01/dotnet-magazin-508-sync-framework-article-and-file-sync-with-vbnet/#comment-920 Rene Wack Fri, 04 Apr 2008 13:06:45 +0000 http://alexduggleby.wordpress.com/?p=104#comment-920 Sehr geehrter Herr Duggleby, ich bin Abonnent des dot.Net Amgazins und habe mit Interesse den Artikel dot.net Magazin 5.08 Sync Framework Article and File Sync with VB.net gelesen. Da ich jetzt auch über VS 2008 verfüge, wollte ich das Synchronisieren gleich mal ausprobieren. Hierzu habe ich eine kurze Frage. Ich will das Framework für die Synchronisation unsere SQL Server 2005 Webdatenbank mit unserer SQL Server 2005 Inhouse Datenbank verwenden. Bis jetzt hat mir der Assistent immer eine .sdf Datei beim Client angelegt. Geht die Synchronisation auch direkt zwischen zwei vollwertigen SQL Servern? Ist das Framework dafür ausgelegt? Brauch ich dann die .sdf überhaupt? Wie kann ich das bewerkstelligen? Gibt es ggf. bessere Alternativen als das Framework? Ich will die Daten dabei auch bidirektional abgleichen. Vielen Dank im voraus für ihre Antwort. Mit freundlichen Grüßen Rene Wack Sehr geehrter Herr Duggleby,

ich bin Abonnent des dot.Net Amgazins und habe mit Interesse den Artikel dot.net Magazin 5.08 Sync Framework Article and File Sync with VB.net gelesen.

Da ich jetzt auch über VS 2008 verfüge, wollte ich das Synchronisieren gleich mal ausprobieren.

Hierzu habe ich eine kurze Frage.

Ich will das Framework für die Synchronisation unsere SQL Server 2005 Webdatenbank mit unserer SQL Server 2005 Inhouse Datenbank verwenden.

Bis jetzt hat mir der Assistent immer eine .sdf Datei beim Client angelegt.

Geht die Synchronisation auch direkt zwischen zwei vollwertigen SQL Servern?
Ist das Framework dafür ausgelegt?
Brauch ich dann die .sdf überhaupt?

Wie kann ich das bewerkstelligen?

Gibt es ggf. bessere Alternativen als das Framework?
Ich will die Daten dabei auch bidirektional abgleichen.

Vielen Dank im voraus für ihre Antwort.

Mit freundlichen Grüßen

Rene Wack

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