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Oracle 1/1/1700 date causes error in SSIS load to SQL Server 20081 comment

willthrash wrote 7 months ago: When loading DATE type data from an Oracle database into a datetime column in a SQL Server database … more →

Tags: Integration Services, Lessons Learned, Oracle, SQL Server, SQL Server 2008, SSIS

Error loading null dates from a text file into a database using SSIS.

willthrash wrote 8 months ago: I was creating an SSIS package to load data from a flat text file into a SQL Server 2008 database ta … more →

Tags: Lessons Learned, SSIS, text file

The Zunes Freezes: Update!2 comments

Steven Pigeon wrote 11 months ago: The faulty code was leaked some time last week, and I’ve looked at it, and, well, it’s s … more →

Tags: Algorithms, C#, Programming, embedded programming, hacks, Operating System, C'99, Life in the workplace, Microsoft

The Zune Freezes: A Stupid, Avoidable Bug.8 comments

Steven Pigeon wrote 11 months ago: The few Zune users where alienated today when they discovered that their Zunes just froze during boo … more →

Tags: Algorithms, C#, Programming, embedded programming, Life in the workplace, Microsoft, Zune, laughingstock, Unit Testing

Date Conversion to MySQL From Access/ SQL server

tbrander wrote 1 year ago: It took me a while to figure out how to convert dates from the format produced by Microsoft Access o … more →

Tags: Freeware, mysql, Access, Dates, Conversion, SQL Server, Import

Leap year, last day of the month the easy way?

maclochlainn wrote 1 year ago: You could write an ugly SQL statement full of CASE statements to derive the leap year moving forward … more →

Tags: Oracle, add_months, SQL, to_yminterval, Leap Year

Leap year not welcome by the TO_YMINTERVAL function

maclochlainn wrote 1 year ago: Playing around with illustrating date math, I noticed that Oracle 11g still hasn’t fixed the TO_YMIN … more →

Tags: Oracle, to_yminterval, Leap Year, Month End

Date Format Conversion

Nirav Patel wrote 1 year ago: The whole world is divided into different time zones and cultures. Every country has own style to di … more →

Tags: .NET 2.0, technology, .NET, ASP.NET, Web Application Development


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