Comments by Aner Bautista

Aner Bautista 15-May-13 10:51am View

Hahahaha!!!... Yeah, right... just sit down and relax and we'll do all your work for free... do you also want us to build the database?... how about marketing?... how about fried chicken for make you waiting?
Please work... if you do not understand something, while you're working, and you can not move forward because of it... you can ask without problem and we'll help you.

If you are starting to develop... there are a lot of videos available for free. You not even specify which environment you're working.

Aner Bautista 3-May-13 13:50pm View

Ok, I could not recreate this issue, I was using SQL Server 2005 SP3 and SQL Server 2008 RTM and SP2.

I Disabled the constraint, then I deleted the data and then dropped the table.. the constraints were dropped when I dropped the table.

You solved the problem? What did you do?

Aner Bautista 3-May-13 13:48pm View

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Ok, I could not recreate this issue, I was using SQL Server 2005 SP3 and SQL Server 2008 RTM and SP2.

I Disabled the constraint, then I deleted the data and then dropped the table.. the constraints were dropped when I dropped the table.

You solved the problem? What did you do?

Aner Bautista 29-Apr-13 10:36am View

Please show us how much you've worked. what you want to achieve?

Aner Bautista 22-Apr-13 14:42pm View

Wow!! that's a weird issue. SQL Server is supposed to prevent you to drop tables even if the Foreign key constraints are disabled.

Do you have a backup where these tables exists? if you recreate the tables maybe you would be able to drop these constraints and then drop the tables (again).

I am trying to recreate your scenario on SQL Server 2005 and SQL Server 2008 R2 to give you a satisfactory answer but... What is your SQL Server version?

Aner Bautista 22-Apr-13 13:24pm View

That's fine but I prefer to use a field named [LastLogonDate] in this case. This field is Null if is the first Login event.

But this is according to the taste of everyone.

In my personal case, I will not need [isfirstLogon] field anymore and I will spend less in my documentation.

Aner Bautista 22-Apr-13 13:00pm View

To tell you the truth, I don't get if you want to select more than one value from the dropdownlist or if you want to filter more columns in your query (obviously using other controls on your page).

Please help us, to help you, adding more details.

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