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Comments by johnyroyan (Top 16 by date)
johnyroyan
20-Jan-15 9:29am
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Could you please post this as solution? It will help a lot of people
johnyroyan
20-Jan-15 9:11am
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Thank you. It is really a great idea
johnyroyan
20-Jan-15 4:37am
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Workgroup
johnyroyan
24-Oct-14 10:32am
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Thank you very much for this solution. And I thank you once again for giving information about using CLR function in sql server
johnyroyan
24-Oct-14 10:00am
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I need to confirm this with DBA. Taking that CLR is enabled in my server, how to go about this using DateTime.DaysInMonth?
johnyroyan
24-Oct-14 9:53am
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No.I need to calculate this in stored procedure itself, as this logic is a part of a fairly large stored procedure
johnyroyan
24-Oct-14 9:46am
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I am using sql server 2008
johnyroyan
24-Oct-14 9:25am
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Thank you for this logic. I still need to find out the logic for last Sunday
johnyroyan
24-Oct-14 9:07am
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No. It simply gives:
Last Day of Previous Month
First Day of Current Month
Today
Last Day of Current Month
First Day of Next Month
What i need is that if today is Friday, then whether it is first, second, third,fourth
or last Friday.
johnyroyan
4-Oct-14 10:12am
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thank you very much. i understood
johnyroyan
4-Oct-14 9:55am
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but > must be evaluated before != ,no?
johnyroyan
22-Sep-12 2:42am
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I tried this too. It doesn't support tamil language. Question marks appear in the editor once control leaves the editor.
johnyroyan
23-Nov-11 6:48am
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please see task manager's applications tab. i need to do this for a remote machine with the icons. i don't need the processes of remote machine.
johnyroyan
15-Nov-11 9:13am
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true. but in task manager in applications tab, only currently opened windows are listed, not all the processes. i am trying to get all the windows opened in a remote machine.
johnyroyan
15-Nov-11 8:17am
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your solution helps to get processes of remote machine, not currently running applications of remote machine. i have admin rights. i am still trying to fix my problem.
johnyroyan
15-Nov-11 5:36am
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great. i could login the remote machine and get the processes of remote machine. my exact need is to get the currently running applications(as seen in task manager's application tab) on remote machine.
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