Showing posts with label standard. Show all posts
Showing posts with label standard. Show all posts

Friday, February 24, 2012

in which language the SQL is implemented?

i need to know in which language the standard SQL is implemented.. and that from where can i get the code.. i need the code for the "logical operators" of SQL.

Plz help..

i have to implement few operators in the standard SQL as my project.. any suggestions regarding that will be highly appriciated..|||

Pardon?

I really don't understand the question and I don't understand its relevance to SQL Server Integration Services.

-Jamie

|||as far as the relevace is concerned to the SQL Server integration Services, there isn't any.. i m just lookin for help wherever i find it.. my project is to implement a few Operators in the original SQL implementation.. just like the "logical operators" found in sql.. for that i need to know how the operators are implemented in SQL.. got it?|||

No, not really I'm afraid.

What do you mean by "original SQL implementation"? Do you mean ANSI SQL? If so, go and check out their website: http://webstore.ansi.org/ansidocstore/default.asp

If you want to know something about SQL then you should try the appropriate forum. This isn't it.

-Jamie

in which language the SQL is implemented?

i need to know in which language the standard SQL is implemented.. and that from where can i get the code.. i need the code for the "logical operators" of SQL.

Plz help..

i have to implement few operators in the standard SQL as my project.. any suggestions regarding that will be highly appriciated..|||

Pardon?

I really don't understand the question and I don't understand its relevance to SQL Server Integration Services.

-Jamie

|||as far as the relevace is concerned to the SQL Server integration Services, there isn't any.. i m just lookin for help wherever i find it.. my project is to implement a few Operators in the original SQL implementation.. just like the "logical operators" found in sql.. for that i need to know how the operators are implemented in SQL.. got it?|||

No, not really I'm afraid.

What do you mean by "original SQL implementation"? Do you mean ANSI SQL? If so, go and check out their website: http://webstore.ansi.org/ansidocstore/default.asp

If you want to know something about SQL then you should try the appropriate forum. This isn't it.

-Jamie

Sunday, February 19, 2012

in SQL2005 standard & Enterprize editon and Replication

Hi All,

I like to know that in SQL2005 how many replication sides we can create for the same database. Can we create more that one are only one for each database.

1: SQL2005 Standard version Database


2: SQL2005 Enterprize version database

Thanks

there's no limit on # of publications, if that's what you're asking. Just feature limitations between standard and enterprise.