Assuming theory is required, the following 8 results were found.
role membership and manage permissions. Adding principals to this role could enable unintended privilege escalation. In theory, a user who can do nearly everything but modify access and security permissions:
PHP. Now let's say I have one RDL or SSRS Solution. I could do a dataset per SQL query but it doesn't seem that ideal. In Theory: SELECT ItemName, DATEPART(dayofyear, ItemDate) as DayOfYear, DATEPART(year, ItemYear) AS YearRun, COUNT(ItemName) AS...
second(s)" // yields // Time Taken: 2.15443570 second(s) // I don't have a report that takes over an hour to process but in theory this should accommodate it. Problem #1 If zero rows are returned from the search, then there is no REPORTSTARTTIME. There...
- CHARINDEX(@Delimiter, REVERSE(@Haystack)) + 2, LEN(@Haystack)) -- yields "String4" Yay!!! Done! Untested but in theory: SELECT REVERSE( SUBSTRING( REVERSE( @Haystack ), 1, CHARINDEX( @Delimiter, REVERSE( @Haystack ) ) - LEN( @Delimiter ) ) )
to this and opinions vary between "Microsoft Certified Professionals", just a piece of paper and proof you're good at theory IMO, no credit for being the tape monkey that does all the actual work.
is but it doesn't seem to affect the functionality of the above and you could always hardcode a 1.00 if its confusing. In theory, if you know the shift patterns of an employee, you could enhance the above to skip day-off dates (eg. Saturday/Sunday - the...
my example here I have a form called "Partners Quote". Within your function you can use the following as a reference. In theory, you could loop through each submitted quote but I do a call at the beginning of each iteration of the loop to retrieve all...
"What's your IQ?" The guy says, "167." The robot proceeds to chat with him about subatomic physics, black holes, and game theory. Curious, the guy comes back a second night. "What'll you have?" says the robot and the guy again receives the best martini...