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Apr 13 |
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How well does PostgreSQL perform with a large number of databases? Parameterized stored procedures don't protect against anything but SQL injections. If one of those procedures does a SELECT * WHERE clientId = 3, you have a security leak. |
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Aug 17 |
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ODBC (SQL Server): How do I turn on Multiple Active Result Sets(MARS) for a System DSN? I don't understand your comment. I am using the SQL Native Client via ODBC, my app works when I change the registry key. |
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Aug 17 |
accepted | ODBC (SQL Server): How do I turn on Multiple Active Result Sets(MARS) for a System DSN? |
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Aug 17 |
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ODBC (SQL Server): How do I turn on Multiple Active Result Sets(MARS) for a System DSN? Thank you, I could not get it working through the connection string. Is it supposed to be MultipleActiveResultSets=true? Maybe it is unsupported by my ODBC driver (pyodbc)? |
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Aug 17 |
asked | ODBC (SQL Server): How do I turn on Multiple Active Result Sets(MARS) for a System DSN? |
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Aug 3 |
awarded | Scholar |
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Aug 3 |
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SQL Server: how do I know if I have lost or corrupt data after an automatic recovery? @gbn, thanks, I didn't know it did that at startup, answers my question. This is what happens when a programmer is force to moonlight as a DBA. Put that in an answer and I will accept it. |
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Aug 3 |
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SQL Server: how do I know if I have lost or corrupt data after an automatic recovery? @Mitch Wheat, you are right, I just voted to migrate my own question ;) |
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Aug 3 |
asked | SQL Server: how do I know if I have lost or corrupt data after an automatic recovery? |
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Mar 9 |
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How to run an svn server on a Mac completely fire-walled from the outside? Why bother? If your goal a personal source repository, there are vastly better and easier to configure decentralized options. Mercurial, git, Fossil, monotone, ... |
