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    #21
    Originally posted by Spacecadet View Post
    tsk

    You can get the developer edition of 2005 for about £50
    and it is almost identicle to the full enterprise ediition and includes SSAS, SSRS, SSIS
    http://www.amazon.co.uk/Server-Devel...5326859&sr=8-1


    Beta versions of 2008 are available to download for free from MS

    If you're doing a lot of SQL Server work then I can't recommend getting your own copy enough for experimenting with
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      #22
      Originally posted by TheFaQQer View Post
      identical
      Thanks

      are you spell checking to help your post count recover?
      Coffee's for closers

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        #23
        Ahh, thanks for the info. i have thought about getting one at home to experiment with but always thought it would be too expensive to bother. Do I need to set up anything special, hardware wise, to use it?

        I agree, Sir Edward, it's not the best place to be pivoting etc. and it should be done in cubes etc etc. In the past I have also used Access via passthru queries to do this sort of analysis and reports generation
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          #24
          Originally posted by MrRobin View Post
          Ahh, thanks for the info. i have thought about getting one at home to experiment with but always thought it would be too expensive to bother. Do I need to set up anything special, hardware wise, to use it?
          You will need XP pro or a windows server 2000 or higher installation.
          I've got XP Pro and it works fine, even have a report server publishing reports.

          Originally posted by MrRobin View Post
          I agree, Sir Edward, it's not the best place to be pivoting etc. and it should be done in cubes etc etc. In the past I have also used Access via passthru queries to do this sort of analysis and reports generation
          I agree with that too, but sometimes it is unavoidable or simply, due to the system, it is the logical place and knowing what tools are available to you is invaluble
          Coffee's for closers

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            #25
            my solution

            USE [FRB_NWCO]
            GO
            /****** Object: StoredProcedure [dbo].[CPUpdatePivot] Script Date: 03/13/2008 13:56:28 ******/
            SET ANSI_NULLS ON
            GO
            SET QUOTED_IDENTIFIER ON
            GO
            -- =============================================
            -- Author: <Eternal Optimist>
            -- Create date: <11 March 2008>
            -- Description: <Updates the CP temp table using a pivot>
            -- =============================================
            ALTER PROCEDURE [dbo].[CPUpdatePivot]
            -- Add the parameters for the stored procedure here

            AS
            BEGIN
            -- SET NOCOUNT ON added to prevent extra result sets from
            -- interfering with SELECT statements.
            SET NOCOUNT ON;

            --drop table #TblCriticalP

            select c.level1,
            c.level2,
            c.level3,
            c.designref,
            c.Colour,
            c.Supplier,
            c.Fabricref,
            c.STEP,
            c.StatusBits,
            Coalesce(c.[ActualDate],c.[ProposedDate]) as myDate
            into #TblCriticalP
            FROM tblCriticalPath c
            join tempTblCriticalPathView as t on
            c.level1 = t.level1 and
            c.level2 = t.level2 and
            c.[level3] = t.[level3] and
            c.[designref] = t.[designref] and
            c.[Colour] = t.[Colour] and
            c.[Supplier] = t.[Supplier] and
            c.[Fabricref] = t.[Fabricref]

            --update status

            update tempTblCriticalPathView
            set tempTblCriticalPathView.f01 = p.[1],
            tempTblCriticalPathView.f02 = p.[2],
            tempTblCriticalPathView.f03 = p.[3],
            tempTblCriticalPathView.f04 = p.[4],
            tempTblCriticalPathView.f05 = p.[5],
            tempTblCriticalPathView.f06 = p.[6],
            tempTblCriticalPathView.f07 = p.[7],
            tempTblCriticalPathView.f08 = p.[8],
            tempTblCriticalPathView.f09 = p.[9],
            tempTblCriticalPathView.f10 = p.[10],
            tempTblCriticalPathView.f11 = p.[11],
            tempTblCriticalPathView.f12 = p.[12],
            tempTblCriticalPathView.f13 = p.[13],
            tempTblCriticalPathView.f14 = p.[14],
            tempTblCriticalPathView.f15 = p.[15],
            tempTblCriticalPathView.f16 = p.[16],
            tempTblCriticalPathView.f17 = p.[17],
            tempTblCriticalPathView.f18 = p.[18],
            tempTblCriticalPathView.f19 = p.[19],
            tempTblCriticalPathView.f20 = p.[20],
            tempTblCriticalPathView.f21 = p.[21],
            tempTblCriticalPathView.f22 = p.[22],
            tempTblCriticalPathView.f23 = p.[23],
            tempTblCriticalPathView.f24 = p.[24],
            tempTblCriticalPathView.f25 = p.[25],
            tempTblCriticalPathView.f26 = p.[26],
            tempTblCriticalPathView.f27 = p.[27],
            tempTblCriticalPathView.f28 = p.[28],
            tempTblCriticalPathView.f29 = p.[29],
            tempTblCriticalPathView.f30 = p.[30],
            tempTblCriticalPathView.f31 = p.[31],
            tempTblCriticalPathView.f32 = p.[32],
            tempTblCriticalPathView.f33 = p.[33],
            tempTblCriticalPathView.f34 = p.[34],
            tempTblCriticalPathView.f35 = p.[35],
            tempTblCriticalPathView.f36 = p.[36],
            tempTblCriticalPathView.f37 = p.[37],
            tempTblCriticalPathView.f38 = p.[38],
            tempTblCriticalPathView.f39 = p.[39],
            tempTblCriticalPathView.f40 = p.[40],
            tempTblCriticalPathView.f41 = p.[41],
            tempTblCriticalPathView.f42 = p.[42],
            tempTblCriticalPathView.f43 = p.[43],
            tempTblCriticalPathView.f44 = p.[44],
            tempTblCriticalPathView.f45 = p.[45],
            tempTblCriticalPathView.f46 = p.[46],
            tempTblCriticalPathView.f47 = p.[47],
            tempTblCriticalPathView.f48 = p.[48],
            tempTblCriticalPathView.f49 = p.[49],
            tempTblCriticalPathView.f50 = p.[50],
            tempTblCriticalPathView.f51 = p.[51],
            tempTblCriticalPathView.f52 = p.[52],
            tempTblCriticalPathView.f53 = p.[53],
            tempTblCriticalPathView.f54 = p.[54],
            tempTblCriticalPathView.f55 = p.[55],
            tempTblCriticalPathView.f56 = p.[56],
            tempTblCriticalPathView.f57 = p.[57],
            tempTblCriticalPathView.f58 = p.[58],
            tempTblCriticalPathView.f59 = p.[59],
            tempTblCriticalPathView.f60 = p.[60],
            tempTblCriticalPathView.f61 = p.[61],
            tempTblCriticalPathView.f62 = p.[62],
            tempTblCriticalPathView.f63 = p.[63],
            tempTblCriticalPathView.f64 = p.[64],
            tempTblCriticalPathView.f65 = p.[65],
            tempTblCriticalPathView.f66 = p.[66],
            tempTblCriticalPathView.f67 = p.[67],
            tempTblCriticalPathView.f68 = p.[68],
            tempTblCriticalPathView.f69 = p.[69],
            tempTblCriticalPathView.f70 = p.[70],
            tempTblCriticalPathView.f71 = p.[71],
            tempTblCriticalPathView.f72 = p.[72],
            tempTblCriticalPathView.f73 = p.[73],
            tempTblCriticalPathView.f74 = p.[74],
            tempTblCriticalPathView.f75 = p.[75]

            FROM #TblCriticalP
            PIVOT (max([#TblCriticalP].[statusbits]) FOR [#TblCriticalP].[step] IN (
            [0],[1],[2],[3],[4],[5],[6],[7],[8],[9],
            [10],[11],[12],[13],[14],[15],[16],[17],[18],[19],
            [20],[21],[22],[23],[24],[25],[26],[27],[28],[29],
            [30],[31],[32],[33],[34],[35],[36],[37],[38],[39],
            [40],[41],[42],[43],[44],[45],[46],[47],[48],[49],
            [50],[51],[52],[53],[54],[55],[56],[57],[58],[59],
            [60],[61],[62],[63],[64],[65],[66],[67],[68],[69],
            [70],[71],[72],[73],[74],[75]
            )) p
            join tempTblCriticalPathView z on
            p.level1 = z.level1 and
            p.level2 = z.level2 and
            p.[level3] = z.[level3] and
            p.[designref] = z.[designref] and
            p.[Colour] = z.[Colour] and
            p.[Supplier] = z.[Supplier] and
            p.[Fabricref] = z.[Fabricref]




            END
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