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SQL Server Forum / Other Technologies / English Query / September 2006

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What functionality replaces English Query in SQL 2005?29 Sep 2006 22:32 GMT2
What does SQL 2005 do that makes Microsoft feel that we don't need English
Query anymore?
(PS: I'm already aware that if you upgrade an existing server it doesn't
delete English Query.)
Break out Pipe Values26 Sep 2006 20:17 GMT3
I am trying to clean up some data and I need to seperate out some values, I
have a table that looks something like this.
EmploymentID                                       Areas
101                                                         |1.2|1.3|1.4|
query for displaying non distinct entries20 Sep 2006 04:09 GMT2
i want a sql stmt for displaying the total records in a table having the
multiple copies of a particular field say email .
 so i want to display those records having same email in more than one
entries.
Doing multiple joins on one table04 Sep 2006 23:45 GMT4
I have those Tables:
CREATE TABLE GameYellows(
id INT NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
AddedDate DATETIME NOT NULL,
 
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