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qwert231
M Kenyon
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ZippyV
Fired Up
Too small, unreadable.
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It is a bit small, but the first couple lines appears to be:
DB_ID(N'IntranetApps')
GO
What is this code supposed to be doing? My first guess was that you were trying to switch the connection's current database to "IntranetApps", which would look like this:USE IntranetApps
GO
But the rest of the code doesn't require that. Remove it? -
Hmm...Formatting is not what I expected (based on the preview), but hopefully you get the idea.dpratt71 said:It is a bit small, but the first couple lines appears to be:DB_ID(N'IntranetApps')
GO
What is this code supposed to be doing? My first guess was that you were trying to switch the connection's current database to "IntranetApps", which would look like this:USE IntranetApps
GO
But the rest of the code doesn't require that. Remove it? -
Dodo
I'm your creativity creator™ :)
qwert231 said:I'm not sure why this isn't working
And I'm not sure why you posted this extremely small screenshot instead of copy'n'pasting the code as text. I tried text detection and sharpening filters on the image and still couldn't read it. -
Dodo said:qwert231 said:*snip*
And I'm not sure why you posted this extremely small screenshot instead of copy'n'pasting the code as text. I tried text detection and sharpening filters on the image and still couldn't read it.DB_ID(N'IntranetApps')
GO
SELECT * FROM sys.dm_db_index_physical_stats
(DB_ID(N'IntranetApps'), OBJECT_ID(N'...'), NULL, NULL, 'DETAILED')
GOwhere ... is the name of an object in his database.
qwert231, check out example C in DB_ID (Transact SQL) [MSDN].
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Sven Groot
Don't worry... I'm a doctor.
You can get SQL formatting like this: [ code language="SQL" ] code here [ /code ]joechung said:Dodo said:*snip*DB_ID(N'IntranetApps')
GO
SELECT * FROM sys.dm_db_index_physical_stats
(DB_ID(N'IntranetApps'), OBJECT_ID(N'...'), NULL, NULL, 'DETAILED')
GOwhere ... is the name of an object in his database.
qwert231, check out example C in DB_ID (Transact SQL) [MSDN].
Just remove the extra spaces around the [].
EDIT: Ok, apparently that doesn't work. I know the code formatter they use supports SQL (since I wrote it
), but apparently C9 isn't exposing it.
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TommyCarlier
Widen your gaze
Sven Groot said:
You can get SQL formatting like this: [ code language="SQL" ] code here [ /code ]joechung said:*snip*
Just remove the extra spaces around the [].
EDIT: Ok, apparently that doesn't work. I know the code formatter they use supports SQL (since I wrote it ), but apparently C9 isn't exposing it.SELECT * FROM sys.databases
Edit: it works when you put "sql" in lower case letters. Yay for case-sensitivity. -
TommyCarlier
Widen your gaze
Duplicate.Sven Groot said:
You can get SQL formatting like this: [ code language="SQL" ] code here [ /code ]joechung said:*snip*
Just remove the extra spaces around the [].
EDIT: Ok, apparently that doesn't work. I know the code formatter they use supports SQL (since I wrote it ), but apparently C9 isn't exposing it. -
littleguru
<3 Seattle
Yeah... he's a source of unanswered questions. And now we are at a question without a questionDodo said:qwert231 said:*snip*
And I'm not sure why you posted this extremely small screenshot instead of copy'n'pasting the code as text. I tried text detection and sharpening filters on the image and still couldn't read it.
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