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      <Description>Flat file connection manager Row Delimiter property does not work</Description>
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          <Link Name="When importing text files with Flat File Connection Manager and a Flat File Source, the &quot;Row Delimiter&quot; property does not work: &#xA;&#xA;If a data row has too few columns, the row should be terminated when the RowDelimiter is reached. Instead the following (correct) row is concatenated to the faulty row, and both the faulty and the following correct row are rejected.&#xA;&#xA;This is true both when using text files/RowDelimier set to {CR}{LF} (Windows) and {LF} (Unix) row endings." />
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    <Item Id="1" Img="#1" Name="124537" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/124537/provide-function-to-retrieve-the-entire-call-stack">
      <Description>Provide function to retrieve the entire call stack</Description>
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          <Link Name="We have several log tables where among other things save the name of the current stored procedure. Typically, there is a dedicated stored procedure that writes to a log table, and we pass @@procid to a parameter.&#xA;&#xA;But there are cases where this is not really enough. Maybe the stored procedure that called the logging procedure itself is a general procedure. Or if we want log something by means of a trigger, we want to know the stored procedure that fired the trigger.&#xA;&#xA;The purpose for this inf..." />
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      <Description>SSIS FTP Task always fails on delete remote files</Description>
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          <Link Name="I have an SSIS FTP Task set to Delete remote files using a variable containing a path off the root of the FTP server with a file mask at the end. ex. &quot;/usr/dir1/dir2/*.ext&quot; It always fails when FTPing to my unix box. The configured connection manager user has access to delete files when logged in interactivly. The unix box is running SCO OpenServer(TM) Release 5." />
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          <String Value="infrandom" />
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      <Description>Schema not reported in the ERROR_PROCEDURE function</Description>
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          <Link Name="When an error is raised by the error handler, the name of the trigger/procedure is reported by the ERROR_PROCEDURE() function.  However, it does not include the schema." />
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          <String Value="Louis Davidson" />
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          <DateTime Value="2011-01-06T15:45:05" />
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          <DateTime Value="2005-04-30T08:51:24" />
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    <Item Id="4" Img="#4" Name="124670" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/124670/sql-reports-should-support-stylesheets">
      <Description>SQL Reports should support stylesheets</Description>
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          <Link Name="When developing an SQL report there is no way to separate the presentation logic (styles) from the data. There are some rudimentary font and color settings available via the templates, but even those only work when the report is first created. There is no way of managing style settings as the solution is maintained. &#xA;&#xA;This is counter-intuitive and detracts severely from an otherwise great product. Every developer Ive talked to was surprised and disappointed to learn that even 2005 doesnt sup..." />
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          <String Value="Chris Durkin" />
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          <Number Value="100" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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          <DateTime Value="2011-01-07T21:26:47" />
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    <Item Id="5" Img="#5" Name="124686" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/124686/prompting-for-modified-windows-when-closing-ssms-should-be-optional">
      <Description>Prompting for modified windows when closing SSMS should be optional</Description>
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          <Link Name=" There should be an option in Mgmt Studio akin to the option &quot;Do not prompt for unsaved files on&#xA;closure&quot; in Query Analyzer.&#xA;&#xA;I have this setting on in QA, since I mainly use QA as a scratch pad for ad hoc queries, and I expect to use SSMS in the same way. Typically I only close QA/SSMS when I shut down the machine, and its irritating if the shutdown is delayed because of this prompt. Other users who are trainers have said that when you have a whole classroom to take care of, this option is ver..." />
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          <String Value="Erland Sommarskog" />
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    <Item Id="6" Img="#6" Name="124781" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/124781/alter-table-syntax-for-changing-column-order">
      <Description>ALTER TABLE syntax for changing column order</Description>
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          <Link Name="Changing the order of columns in a table requires the table to be dropped and recreated.  As i look at the system tables, the order is simply stored as an integer but to change it requires a potentially costly drop and recreate where existing data must be offloaded to temp tables." />
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          <Number Value="13" />
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          <DateTime Value="2011-01-07T21:25:44" />
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          <DateTime Value="2005-05-16T20:57:52" />
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          <Number Value="23" />
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    <Item Id="7" Img="#7" Name="125095" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/125095/default-hierarchy-for-dimension">
      <Description>Default Hierarchy for Dimension</Description>
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          <Link Name="Client told do not know which is the default hierarchy for a dimension. Browsers(e.g. OWC) typically use the first alphabetic hierarchy for a dimension. It would simplify use if a default hierarchy could be specified. e.g. if a fiscal hierarchy is preferred over a calendar hierarchy this should be selected by default when switching the dimension to the rows.&#xA;&#xA;OWC Client still doesnt obey the default hierarchy as of SP2." />
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          <String Value="Acius" />
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          <Number Value="2" />
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          <DateTime Value="2011-01-09T20:13:49" />
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          <DateTime Value="2001-01-01T00:00:00" />
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    <Item Id="8" Img="#8" Name="125164" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/125164/changes-to-underlying-data-is-not-available-when-the-refresh-button-is-clicked-in-report-designer">
      <Description>Changes to underlying data is not available when the refresh button is clicked in report designer</Description>
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          <Link Name="If a stored procedure or cube changes while youre in the report designer, the changes will not be available if you hit the &quot;refresh&quot; button in the data designer. You must close and re-open the report to see the new changes in the underlying data." />
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          <String Value="Trent Ballew" />
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          <DateTime Value="2011-01-10T09:32:01" />
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          <DateTime Value="2006-03-31T09:26:25" />
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      <Description>Change all connections</Description>
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          <Link Name="I really like the ability to Disconnect all connections and to change the current connection, what Id really like is the ability to change all of my connections (just like the disconnect) through the Connection menu item.  I quite often have several scripts open at once and am using them within a particular server, Id then like to execute them against a different server and have to change every connection individually." />
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          <DateTime Value="2011-01-06T20:34:22" />
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          <DateTime Value="2001-01-01T00:00:00" />
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    <Item Id="10" Img="#10" Name="125347" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/125347/improved-error-message-when-you-try-to-put-too-large-a-value-in-a-column">
      <Description>Improved error message when you try to put too large a value in a column</Description>
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          <Link Name="When you try to insert data into a column that is larger than the column, the error message is poor:&#xA;&#xA;String or binary data would be truncated.&#xA;The statement has been terminated.&#xA;&#xA;Example:&#xA;create table holdSmaller&#xA;(&#xA;     value varchar(2),&#xA;     value1 varchar(2),&#xA;     value2 varchar(2)&#xA;)&#xA;go&#xA;insert into holdSmaller&#xA;values (12,1,123)&#xA;&#xA;Msg 8152, Level 16, State 14, Line 1&#xA;String or binary data would be truncated.&#xA;The statement has been terminated." />
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          <Number Value="1" />
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          <DateTime Value="2011-01-01T20:21:50" />
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          <DateTime Value="2005-07-07T09:06:28" />
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      <Description>Poor execution plan with CTE</Description>
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          <Link Name="The excution plan for the query in the repro evaluates the CTE many times. This does not appear to be effective.&#xA;&#xA;I would suspect this to be by design, but I would nevertheless raise the issue. Because if my observation is correct,  it would in many cases be better to insert the data from the CTE into a temp table." />
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          <String Value="Erland Sommarskog" />
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          <Number Value="5" />
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          <DateTime Value="2010-12-31T19:04:40" />
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          <DateTime Value="2005-06-12T15:00:24" />
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          <Number Value="1" />
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    <Item Id="12" Img="#12" Name="126957" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/126957/show-execution-plan-for-user-defined-functions-udf">
      <Description>Show Execution Plan for User Defined Functions (UDF)</Description>
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          <Link Name="Execution plan for UDFs not available." />
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          <String Value="Lachlan01" />
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          <DateTime Value="2011-01-07T10:01:55" />
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    <Item Id="13" Img="#13" Name="127024" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/127024/support-row-constructors-for-conditional-expressions">
      <Description>Support row constructors for conditional expressions</Description>
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          <Link Name="Supporting ANSI row constructors would:&#xA;a) simplify many T-SQL statements&#xA;b) speed up development&#xA;c) help port code from Oracle to SQL :-)" />
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          <DateTime Value="2011-01-01T21:21:52" />
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          <DateTime Value="2006-03-05T13:27:11" />
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          <Number Value="2" />
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    <Item Id="14" Img="#14" Name="127152" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/127152/ability-to-disable-or-workaround-deferred-name-resolution">
      <Description>Ability to disable or workaround deferred name resolution</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="It would be highly desirable to be able to cause an immediate compile of a stored procedure to check for incorrect object names, rather than wait for the procedures to fail at run-time (when first compiled), as occurs with deferred name resolution." />
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          <String Value="Greg Low - Australia" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="24" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2010-12-31T02:44:23" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2005-07-20T21:34:55" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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          <Number Value="1" />
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    <Item Id="15" Img="#15" Name="127219" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/127219/create-or-replace">
      <Description>CREATE OR REPLACE</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="Since I couldnt find a category called something like &quot;T-SQL Syntax&quot; I decided to post this here.&#xA;&#xA;Maybe I missed something in the CTP docs, but it appears that I will still have to do object existence checks (i.e.   IF EXISTS (SELECT...) DROP....) before running a CREATE or ALTER statement.  If I dont have to do this anymore and I just missed it in the docs somewhere please disregard the following and thanks!&#xA;&#xA;You guys did a great job getting 2005 to be more declarative (i.e. CREATE LOGIN..." />
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          <String Value="BAnVA" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="252" />
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        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="8" />
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          <DateTime Value="2011-01-07T21:15:51" />
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          <DateTime Value="2005-11-03T04:34:24" />
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          <Number Value="17" />
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          <Number Value="5" />
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    <Item Id="16" Img="#16" Name="153679" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/153679/natural-join-and-using-clause-in-joins">
      <Description>NATURAL JOIN and USING clause in joins</Description>
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          <Link Name="I would like to see NATURAL JOIN and the USING clause of ISO/IEC 9075-2:2003 section 7.7 implemented in Microsoft SQL Server." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="Ole Kristian Bangaas" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="33" />
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          <Number Value="1" />
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        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-01T22:03:09" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2006-07-01T10:26:01" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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    <Item Id="17" Img="#17" Name="180667" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/180667/sql-server-2005-sp-helpindex">
      <Description>SQL Server 2005: sp_helpindex</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="When I run sp_helpindex against a table, I can only see Index name, Description and Index Keys for that table - same as in earlier versions of SQL Server.  But since we now have the ability to cover queries with the INCLUDE keyword while creating indexes [example: CREATE INDEX ByA ON tblA(colA) INCLUDE(B)], it will be nice to see the included columns when sp_helpindex is run against a table.  So the output will have the following 4 columns:&#xA;Index name, Description, Index Keys, INCLUDED KEYS&#xA;&#xA;..." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="Smitha R" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="8" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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          <DateTime Value="2011-01-06T09:55:08" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2006-08-14T08:48:34" />
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          <Number Value="2" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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          <String Value="Active" />
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    <Item Id="18" Img="#18" Name="185694" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/185694/add-a-trim-function">
      <Description>Add a Trim function</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="There is no Trim function, instead we need to call LTrim(RTrim()) each time we want to perform this operation." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="Mistakite" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="20" />
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        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="3" />
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        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-01T22:07:40" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2006-08-25T09:53:29" />
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        <Facet Name="Validations">
          <Number Value="8" />
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          <Number Value="1" />
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          <String Value="Active" />
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    <Item Id="19" Img="#19" Name="218968" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/218968/provide-a-hint-to-force-intermediate-materialization-of-ctes-or-derived-tables">
      <Description>Provide a hint to force intermediate materialization of CTEs or derived tables</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="When working with SQL Server CTEs or derived tables, the query optimizer is free to in-line the inner queries, thereby changing the physical processing characteristics of the query. This is generally a good thing, but in some cases we (database developers working with the product) can make a better decision that the query optimizer and need to override it.  In many cases this is handled (join and query hints), but one place that we currently have no control is intermediate materialization of der..." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="Adam Machanic" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="36" />
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        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="1" />
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        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-01T21:18:01" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2006-10-05T12:33:16" />
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        <Facet Name="Validations">
          <Number Value="5" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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    <Item Id="20" Img="#20" Name="219523" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/219523/int32-overflow-behavior">
      <Description>Int32 overflow behavior</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="When a sum measure is based on an Int32 value in SQL Server, when the measure is reported at an aggregation level that would exceed 2^31-1, the value wraps to negative, then back to positive, generating very add results." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="RJ Smith" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="4" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-08T10:19:47" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2001-01-01T00:00:00" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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          <String Value="Closed, Resolution: Wont Fix" />
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    <Item Id="21" Img="#21" Name="224026" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/224026/sql-engine-bulk-export-command">
      <Description>SQL Engine - BULK EXPORT command</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="There is no simple means to output data to the filesystem from within a stored procedure or sql script." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="SQLJack" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="70" />
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          <Number Value="1" />
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          <DateTime Value="2011-01-07T21:28:56" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2006-10-11T11:39:55" />
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        <Facet Name="Validations">
          <Number Value="7" />
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    <Item Id="22" Img="#22" Name="225974" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/225974/create-an-empty-raw-file-with-required-metadata">
      <Description>Create an empty raw file with required metadata</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="In order to use the raw file source adapter a raw file needs to exist. I have no issue with that.&#xA;&#xA;Unfortunately this means that you are required to run the data-flow that contains the matching raw file destination adapter first. You may not want to do this because that raw file may do other things (such as insert data to a table) that you dont actually want to do yet.&#xA;&#xA;In other words, we need a way of creating the raw file without running the data-flow that contains the raw file destinatio..." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="Jamie Thomson" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="27" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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          <DateTime Value="2011-01-06T05:29:56" />
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          <DateTime Value="2006-10-13T12:53:56" />
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    <Item Id="23" Img="#23" Name="239674" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/239674/storing-ieee-754-floats-in-sql-server-2005-nan-infinity">
      <Description>Storing IEEE 754 Floats in SQL Server 2005 (NaN, +/- Infinity)</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="Umachandar Jayachandran recommend that I post this issue on MS Connect.  The problem is a breaking change from SQL Server 2000, which prevents us from switching over to SQL Server 2005.  The change eliminates the ability to store NaN and Positive and Negative infinity values for double precision floats.  &#xA;&#xA;I have a hard time understanding way that this is not supported, or more accurately, why it is prevented in SQL Server 2005 (even if it requires some form of a special field type or extensio..." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="James C. Papp" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="42" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-02T10:19:58" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2006-11-20T12:18:12" />
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          <Number Value="15" />
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    <Item Id="24" Img="#24" Name="241901" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/241901/copying-packages-results-in-duplicate-package-guids-and-enclosed-task-guids">
      <Description>Copying packages results in duplicate package GUIDs and enclosed task GUIDs</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="When copying a package (perhaps to use as a template), the new package has the same GUID as the original.  Also, all tasks contained in the new package have the same GUIDs as the originals." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="Phil Brammer" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="31" />
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        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="0" />
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        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-10T14:10:07" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2006-11-30T08:25:31" />
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        <Facet Name="Validations">
          <Number Value="10" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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    <Item Id="25" Img="#25" Name="242025" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/242025/rebuilding-a-partitioned-index">
      <Description>Rebuilding a Partitioned Index</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="Partitioiend indexes are part of SQL Server 2005 Enterprise Edition.  This addition also has many high-availability fetaures.  However, if you want to rebuild an index on a single partion of a partioned table with a new fill factor, you have to switch out the partition to do this.&#xA;&#xA;Lets say you have a sliding window scenario.  The partion column may be on date, but another index may be based on a column where the inserts are random.  This would be managed by having a fill factor of, say, 70. ..." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="Tom Moreau" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="36" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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          <DateTime Value="2011-01-04T17:07:28" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2006-11-30T19:08:45" />
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        <Facet Name="Validations">
          <Number Value="5" />
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    <Item Id="26" Img="#26" Name="251876" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/251876/truncate-table-when-fk-are-disable">
      <Description>Truncate Table when FK are disable</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="Performing a Truncate table is sometimes necessary even when there are foreign key constraints that point to the table to-be-truncated. Disabling FKs should be enough to accomplish that.  Actually, this is something that can be done in other DB engines (Oracle). Having to Drop/Create constraints or use DELETE statements are work around that either involve more steps or create unnecessary overhead in the system." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="Rafael Salas" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="18" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-01T22:23:25" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2007-01-15T09:06:18" />
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          <Number Value="2" />
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    <Item Id="27" Img="#27" Name="252433" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/252433/online-partition-rebuilds">
      <Description>Online Partition Rebuilds</Description>
      <Facets>
        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="You can rebuild an entire index online but you cannot rebuild just a partition online.&#xA;&#xA;This is related to feedback #242025." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="Tom Moreau" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="70" />
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        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="0" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2010-12-30T05:07:03" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2007-01-17T08:22:49" />
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    <Item Id="28" Img="#28" Name="252488" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/252488/where-the-hell-is-limit-like-in-mysql">
      <Description>Where the hell is LIMIT like in MySQL?</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="This is NOT a new question/suggestion, however still unresolved.&#xA;&#xA;If you ask ANY developer that has worked with both MySQL and MS SQL, every single one of them will say why hasnt microsoft given MS SQL the capability to do LIMITS as such in MySQL.  Im not impressed by any of the poor and inadequate work arounds either... they run heavy and crapout under a large record load.&#xA;&#xA;Of course there are several other attributes that MS SQL has that MySQL cant offer, but again, MySQL is FREE and PA..." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="Easton" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="8" />
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        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="7" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-01T22:22:24" />
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    <Item Id="29" Img="#29" Name="253976" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/253976/add-style-or-stylesheet-or-template-to-reporting-services-reports">
      <Description>Add style or stylesheet or template to Reporting Services reports</Description>
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          <Link Name="Add style or stylesheet or template to Reporting Services reports&#xA;We need this to improve productivity and to lower costs when we have to change details like font colors...&#xA;A possible implementation (bu there are many othrs) is this:&#xA;http://www.ssw.com.au/ssw/Standards/BetterSoftwareSuggestions/ReportingServices.aspx#templates" />
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          <String Value="Marco Russo" />
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          <DateTime Value="2011-01-02T10:16:53" />
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          <DateTime Value="2007-01-25T17:20:18" />
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      <Description>Allow literals and read only table data to be represented as enums</Description>
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          <Link Name="It would be really useful to represent system values to be used in code as constants rather than having to hard code integer values. &#xA;&#xA;This means that lookup tables can use nice tinyints as the surrogate PKs but when referenced in code the code can use the textual representation.&#xA;&#xA;Essentially data driven enums.&#xA;&#xA;I am happy for the restriction that this only applies to read only data.&#xA;&#xA;an example where this wouldbe useful is the system message types/contracts in service broker. Currently ..." />
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          <String Value="Simon Sabin" />
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          <Number Value="7" />
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          <DateTime Value="2011-01-07T21:24:14" />
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          <DateTime Value="2007-01-27T15:56:51" />
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    <Item Id="31" Img="#31" Name="254387" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/254387/over-clause-enhancement-request-order-by-for-aggregates">
      <Description>OVER clause enhancement request - ORDER BY for aggregates</Description>
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          <Link Name="SQL Server 2005 introduced only partial support for the OVER clause. It is our strong believe that a more complete implementation of the OVER clause should be prioritized highly in consideration for future enhancements in SQL Server. A more complete implementation of the OVER clause can help in solving many common business problems with simpler, more intuitive, and faster solutions than available today and also substantially reduce the need for cursors. &#xA;The following paper details the feature ..." />
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          <String Value="Itzik Ben-Gan" />
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          <DateTime Value="2011-01-05T09:36:47" />
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      <Description>OVER clause enhancement request - LAG and LEAD functions</Description>
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          <Link Name="SQL Server 2005 introduced only partial support for the OVER clause. It is our strong believe that a more complete implementation of the OVER clause should be prioritized highly in consideration for future enhancements in SQL Server. A more complete implementation of the OVER clause can help in solving many common business problems with simpler, more intuitive, and faster solutions than available today and also substantially reduce the need for cursors. &#xA;The following paper details the feature ..." />
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          <DateTime Value="2011-01-11T03:52:24" />
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    <Item Id="33" Img="#33" Name="254392" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/254392/over-clause-enhancement-request-rows-and-range-window-sub-clauses">
      <Description>OVER clause enhancement request - ROWS and RANGE window sub-clauses</Description>
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          <Link Name="SQL Server 2005 introduced only partial support for the OVER clause. It is our strong believe that a more complete implementation of the OVER clause should be prioritized highly in consideration for future enhancements in SQL Server. A more complete implementation of the OVER clause can help in solving many common business problems with simpler, more intuitive, and faster solutions than available today and also substantially reduce the need for cursors. &#xA;The following paper details the feature ..." />
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    <Item Id="34" Img="#34" Name="254393" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/254393/over-clause-enhancement-request-distinct-clause-for-aggregate-functions">
      <Description>OVER clause enhancement request - DISTINCT clause for aggregate functions</Description>
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          <Link Name="SQL Server 2005 introduced only partial support for the OVER clause. It is our strong believe that a more complete implementation of the OVER clause should be prioritized highly in consideration for future enhancements in SQL Server. A more complete implementation of the OVER clause can help in solving many common business problems with simpler, more intuitive, and faster solutions than available today and also substantially reduce the need for cursors. &#xA;The following paper details the feature ..." />
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    <Item Id="35" Img="#35" Name="254395" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/254395/over-clause-enhancement-request-first-value-last-value-functions">
      <Description>OVER clause enhancement request - FIRST_VALUE, LAST_VALUE functions</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="SQL Server 2005 introduced only partial support for the OVER clause. It is our strong believe that a more complete implementation of the OVER clause should be prioritized highly in consideration for future enhancements in SQL Server. A more complete implementation of the OVER clause can help in solving many common business problems with simpler, more intuitive, and faster solutions than available today and also substantially reduce the need for cursors. &#xA;The following paper details the feature ..." />
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    <Item Id="36" Img="#36" Name="257502" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/257502/deprecation-of-sysprocesses-dmvs-doesnt-fully-replace-all-columns">
      <Description>Deprecation of sysprocesses - DMVs doesnt fully replace all columns</Description>
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          <Link Name="According to BOL sysprocesses system view is on its way out of the product.&#xA;&#xA;The column (there may be others) dbid in sysprocesses can not be determined through the execution DMVs.&#xA;&#xA;sys.dm_exec_requests only shows currently executing sessions, so if a connection is inactive but still has context within a database there is no reliable way of determining this without the use of sysprocesses.&#xA;" />
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          <String Value="Tony Rogerson SQL" />
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          <Number Value="72" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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          <DateTime Value="2011-01-02T10:09:24" />
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          <DateTime Value="2007-02-11T10:18:28" />
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          <Number Value="9" />
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    <Item Id="37" Img="#37" Name="258728" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/258728/add-new-substring-function-where-third-parameter-is-end-and-not-length">
      <Description>Add new substring function where third parameter is end and not length</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="Many languages have a substring function, either built-in or in the standard &#xA;library. All have the string as the first parameter, and the second parameter&#xA;is always where the second string starts. But for the third parameter there is a&#xA;mix: some go with closing position, other languages requires you to specify the &#xA;length of the substring. T-SQL is of the latter school.&#xA;&#xA;Depending on context both methods can be preferable. I have however&#xA;found that in T-SQL using substring can be quite b..." />
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          <String Value="Erland Sommarskog" />
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          <Number Value="33" />
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          <Number Value="2" />
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          <DateTime Value="2011-01-07T21:33:37" />
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          <DateTime Value="2007-02-18T13:16:45" />
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    <Item Id="38" Img="#38" Name="258733" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/258733/add-a-built-in-table-of-numbers">
      <Description>Add a built-in table of numbers</Description>
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          <Link Name="There are several SQL problems that can be solved with a table of numbers.&#xA;This is a simple one-column table with numbers from 1 and up. Its easy to&#xA;construct and fill such a table. However, there are a couple of problems&#xA;with it:&#xA;1) If you query needs more numbers than there are in the table, you &#xA;   get incorrect results.&#xA;2) Same thing happens if some smartass delets rows in the middle - or adds&#xA;   a zero to the table.&#xA;3) There are queries where the optimizer does not know what the ta..." />
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          <Number Value="67" />
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          <Number Value="4" />
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          <DateTime Value="2011-01-01T21:00:36" />
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          <DateTime Value="2007-02-18T13:26:18" />
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    <Item Id="39" Img="#39" Name="259534" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/259534/patindex-missing-escape-clause">
      <Description>PATINDEX Missing ESCAPE Clause</Description>
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          <Link Name="Unlike the LIKE and NOT LIKE expressions, PATINDEX cannot use the ESCAPE clause to form complex pattern expressions that involve use of some reserved wildcard characters.  For example &quot;WHERE COL1 LIKE %[()[\]{}&lt;&gt;]% ESCAPE \&quot; seems impossible to express within a PATINDEX function." />
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          <String Value="Victor Lindsey" />
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          <Number Value="5" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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          <DateTime Value="2010-12-31T09:15:07" />
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          <DateTime Value="2007-02-21T20:13:18" />
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    <Item Id="40" Img="#40" Name="260762" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/260762/add-optional-checks-for-more-robust-development">
      <Description>Add optional checks for more robust development</Description>
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          <Link Name="As programming environment SQL Server has shortcomings that are entirely&#xA;inappropriate for enterprise development. In a modern programming language,&#xA;the compile tries to catch as many errors as possible. The earlier errors&#xA;are found, the cheaper it is to fix them. And nothing is as cheap as a &#xA;compiler slapping the error in your face. Errors normally not caught by&#xA;SQL Server when you create a T-SQL modules are:&#xA;&#xA;o  If a query refers to a missing table, SQL Server is completely silent;&#xA;  ..." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="Erland Sommarskog" />
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          <Number Value="106" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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          <DateTime Value="2011-01-10T08:07:05" />
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          <DateTime Value="2007-03-01T12:21:55" />
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    <Item Id="41" Img="#41" Name="261342" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/261342/regex-functionality-in-pattern-matching">
      <Description>Regex functionality in pattern matching</Description>
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          <Link Name="It would be good to be able to have full regex capabilities when using LIKE or Patindex.&#xA;&#xA;It would also be good to have a regex table function that returned matches.&#xA;" />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="Simon Sabin" />
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          <Number Value="101" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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          <DateTime Value="2011-01-07T10:43:11" />
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    <Item Id="42" Img="#42" Name="264140" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/264140/clearing-dm-db-missing-index">
      <Description>Clearing dm_db_missing_index_*</Description>
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          <Link Name="It would be great to be able to clear the index utilization exposed by the following DMVs/DMFs:&#xA;sys.dm_db_index_operational_stats&#xA;sys.dm_db_index_physical_stats&#xA;sys.dm_db_index_usage_stats&#xA;sys.dm_db_missing_index_columns&#xA;sys.dm_db_missing_index_details&#xA;sys.dm_db_missing_index_group_stats&#xA;sys.dm_db_missing_index_groups&#xA;&#xA;This is the scenario:&#xA;As a consultant you suggest some changes in the indexing strategies for a client.&#xA;you want to &quot;reset&quot; the counters such us index usage, physical o..." />
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          <DateTime Value="2011-01-11T01:31:46" />
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    <Item Id="43" Img="#43" Name="265266" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/265266/add-server-side-compilation-ability-to-sql-clr">
      <Description>Add server-side compilation ability to SQL CLR</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="The current model in which a developer generates an assembly and then passes it to a DBA and says &quot;trust me&quot; is failing to allow for the typical dynamics involved. To the DBA, this assembly is like a black box.&#xA;&#xA;Also, the current model ties databases directly to versions of the .NET Framework. While there is currently only a single supported version of this now, this wont remain the case and will lead to a versioning mess in the future. DBAs wont want to hear about things like publisher pol..." />
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          <String Value="Greg Low - Australia" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="34" />
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          <Number Value="1" />
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          <DateTime Value="2011-01-09T06:03:14" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2007-03-25T20:51:19" />
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          <Number Value="3" />
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    <Item Id="44" Img="#44" Name="268735" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/268735/add-global-variables-to-ssrs-for-browser-datetime-and-timezone">
      <Description>Add Global variables to SSRS for Browser DateTime and TimeZone</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="Having the client browser culture setting available in SSRS is a great feature. It would also be very valuable to have the local time and timezone information from the clients browser available as global variables as well.&#xA;&#xA;Other web based applications can pick up on this information, and use it to good effect. not having the capability in Reporting Services hampers the ability to produce reports for an international audience when time zone considerations have to be worked into the report. &#xA;..." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="SQLMonger66" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="5" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-07T10:02:18" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2007-04-06T12:26:20" />
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    <Item Id="45" Img="#45" Name="272133" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/272133/cannot-have-nested-insert-exec">
      <Description>Cannot have nested INSERT ... EXEC </Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="I am wanting to create test stored procs  that test output of 2 stored procedures is the same. I would do this by dumping output from each table into a temporary table and comparing the tables. This requires the INSERT EXEC command.&#xA;&#xA;Unfortunately the stored procedures I have am testing are complex and have INSERT EXEC calls inside them. I currently get the An INSERT EXEC statement cannot be nested. message.&#xA;&#xA;It would be useful if they could be nested. " />
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          <String Value="17205E95-6776-4137-A11A-AEB098B4EB18" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="13" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-10T19:28:31" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2007-04-19T18:58:47" />
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          <Number Value="2" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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    <Item Id="46" Img="#46" Name="273429" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/273429/hashbytes-function-should-support-large-data-types">
      <Description>HASHBYTES function should support large data types</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="The hashbytes function (http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms174415.aspx) supports only up to 8kB of data (varbinary(8000 )). E.g. this does not work:&#xA;print hashbytes(SHA1,replicate(cast(Ntest as nvarchar(max)), 16000))&#xA;&#xA;I want to use it to compare strings faster by using it with a table similar to the following:&#xA;&#xA;CREATE TABLE [dbo].[HashbytesTest](&#xA;&#x9;[ID] [bigint] IDENTITY(0,1) NOT NULL,&#xA;&#x9;[NVarCharMaxText] [nvarchar](max) NOT NULL,&#xA;&#x9;[TextSHA1Hash]  AS (hashbytes(SHA1,[NVarCha..." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="ManServ" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="22" />
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        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="0" />
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        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-07T10:37:50" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2007-04-25T13:04:24" />
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        <Facet Name="Validations">
          <Number Value="9" />
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        <Facet Name="WorkArounds">
          <Number Value="5" />
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    <Item Id="47" Img="#47" Name="273443" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/273443/the-scalar-expression-function-would-speed-performance-while-keeping-the-benefits-of-functions">
      <Description>The Scalar Expression function would speed performance while keeping the benefits of functions.</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="SQL Server scalar User-Defined Functions (UDFs) have a performance problem that could be solved with an enhancement to the SQL Server database engine. Because SQL Server must execute each function on every row, using any function incurs a cursor like performance penalty.? However, since many UDFs are simple, they can often be converted to a single expression.? This suggestion proposes that a new type of UDF, the Scalar Expression UDF, be added to SQL Server.? Doing so would often eliminate the p..." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="Andrew Novick" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="234" />
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        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="2" />
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        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-01T20:15:57" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2007-04-25T13:47:12" />
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        <Facet Name="Validations">
          <Number Value="3" />
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        <Facet Name="WorkArounds">
          <Number Value="2" />
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          <String Value="Active" />
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    <Item Id="48" Img="#48" Name="276215" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/276215/add-sql-beautifier-formatter">
      <Description>add SQL beautifier/formatter</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="please add a SQL beautifier/formatter&#xA;when reviewing statements form profiler or other tools, large statements are difficult to read and usually it necessary to format them manually (or use an usually buggy 3rdparty tool)" />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="EH_" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="18" />
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        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="1" />
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        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-01T22:11:47" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2007-05-08T04:38:09" />
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        <Facet Name="Validations">
          <Number Value="1" />
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        <Facet Name="WorkArounds">
          <Number Value="0" />
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          <String Value="Active" />
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          <String Value="bubblez:1" />
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      </Facets>
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    <Item Id="49" Img="#49" Name="282455" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/282455/ssis-cluster-aware">
      <Description>SSIS cluster aware</Description>
      <Facets>
        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="In SQL2005, SSIS is not cluster aware.&#xA;There is a way to make SSIS a cluster resource. &#xA;See article&#xA;http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms345193(SQL.90).aspx&#xA;However, this solutions looks more like a workaround (that is supported by MS)&#xA;The solutions provided have some drawbacks, as noted in the article.&#xA;&#xA;SSIS still stays &quot;non cluster aware&quot; out-of-the-box in SQL2005.&#xA;Because of the release of the article above, it seems to me, that MS received feedback about the need of clustering ..." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="cjvjr" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="5" />
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        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="0" />
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        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-10T06:54:27" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2001-01-01T00:00:00" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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    <Item Id="50" Img="#50" Name="284113" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/284113/import-excel-data-with-openrowset-on-production-server">
      <Description>Import excel data with OPENROWSET on production server</Description>
      <Facets>
        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="I want to import data from a spreadsheet using OPENROWSET on a production server. This is my query:&#xA;&#xA;SELECT *&#xA;FROM OPENROWSET(Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0,&#xA;Excel 8.0;Database=C:\dataSource.xls;HDR=YES,&#xA;SELECT * FROM [Foglio1$])&#xA;&#xA;I get the following error message (mine is in italian, here is the english version):&#xA;&#xA;OLE DB provider &quot;microsoft.jet.oledb.4.0&quot; for linked server &quot;(null)&quot; returned message &quot;Unspecified error&quot;.&#xA;Msg 7303, Level 16, State 1, Line 1&#xA;Cannot initialize the data sou..." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="Riaz Bashir" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="14" />
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        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="0" />
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        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-07T06:14:37" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2001-01-01T00:00:00" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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    <Item Id="51" Img="#51" Name="286422" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/286422/add-language-and-optimizer-support-for-iso-distinct-predicate">
      <Description>Add language and optimizer support for ISO &lt;distinct predicate&gt;</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="SQL 1999 and later include the  IS [NOT] DISTINCT FROM.&#xA;&#xA;The definition of distinct is (quoting from the 2003 standard) &quot;informally, not equal, not both null.&quot; This is consistent with where SQL Server (following the standard) already uses the keyword DISTINCT. Adding  to T-SQL would simplify coding of joins, in particular, and as of 2008, MERGE statements in a variety of typical scenarios.&#xA;&#xA;Example:&#xA;&#xA;SELECT T1.this, T2.that&#xA;FROM T1 JOIN T2&#xA;ON T1.en..." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="Steve Kass" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="129" />
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        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="1" />
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        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-04T17:30:07" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2007-07-07T12:30:11" />
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        <Facet Name="Validations">
          <Number Value="42" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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    <Item Id="52" Img="#52" Name="289696" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/289696/ssms-table-designer-uses-deprecated-objects">
      <Description>SSMS : Table Designer uses deprecated objects</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="In SSMS, when you right-click a table and go into the designer, the GUI sends SQL statements that refer to deprecated objects such as sysobjects.  It was my understanding that these calls should be completely free of references to the old-style objects, and focus on catalog views (and dynamic management views where necessary).&#xA;--&#xA;If these objects are going to be deprecated, we should stop using them and should stop encouraging users to use them.  A common myth out there is, &quot;If Microsoft does ..." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="aaronbertrand" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="10" />
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        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="2" />
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        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-10T07:54:38" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2001-01-01T00:00:00" />
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    <Item Id="53" Img="#53" Name="292767" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/292767/surface-area-configuration-utility-should-request-elevation-on-vista">
      <Description>Surface Area Configuration utility should request elevation on Vista</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="The SQL Server Surface Area Configuration utility should request an UAC elevation prompt to be run with full rights under Windows Vista, because many of the actions it performs (especially the ones regarding services) require administrative rights." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="Razvan Socol" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="3" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-09T13:46:14" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2001-01-01T00:00:00" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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    <Item Id="54" Img="#54" Name="294193" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/294193/alter-column-identity">
      <Description>ALTER COLUMN IDENTITY</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="Provide an ALTER COLUMN syntax to add or remove the IDENTITY property of a column.  This will allow an IDENTITY to be changed without dropping and recreating the table.&#xA;&#xA;This is not only a convenience but is actually important for some scenarios:&#xA;1.  Suppose the SELECT INTO was used to create the table.  SELECT INTO is fast, but subsequently recreating the table just to setup the IDENTITY negates a lot of SELECT INTOs speed.&#xA;&#xA;2.  If the table is involved in replication, it is not possible ..." />
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          <String Value="BinaryCoder" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="18" />
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        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="1" />
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        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-01T17:09:19" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2007-08-20T07:34:55" />
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          <Number Value="1" />
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    <Item Id="55" Img="#55" Name="294599" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/294599/disappearing-values-in-set-values-tab-of-sql-agent-job-maintenance">
      <Description>Disappearing Values in Set Values tab of SQL Agent Job Maintenance</Description>
      <Facets>
        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="In the set values tab of the SQL Agent Job Maintenance Screen, whenever you have a semicolon in the string of your property value the next time you come in to the set values tab your properties and values have disappeared.&#xA;&#xA;http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=1929355&amp;SiteID=1" />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="Eric Wisdahl" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="7" />
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        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="0" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-06T17:55:57" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2001-01-01T00:00:00" />
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    <Item Id="56" Img="#56" Name="295633" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/295633/new-server-role-suggestion-dbreader">
      <Description>New Server Role Suggestion dbreader</Description>
      <Facets>
        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="My issue is creating a logi nwith no server role, and then creating a user for that login giving them read access onto a database.  I want the user to have read access to all databases, even if a new database is created after the login is created.  If a restore is performed on the database that from a different server I have to sync the login and create a user, etc..." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="Jason Love" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="5" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-07T04:20:21" />
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          <DateTime Value="2001-01-01T00:00:00" />
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    <Item Id="57" Img="#57" Name="295846" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/295846/job-owner-reverts-to-previous-owner-when-scheduled-maintenance-plan-is-edited">
      <Description>Job Owner Reverts to Previous Owner when Scheduled Maintenance Plan is Edited</Description>
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          <Link Name="A job for running a nightly transaction log maintenance plan was created and owned by an account that was a member of the Domain Admins group. The account was subsequently removed from the Domain Admins group and the job failed (owner did not have server access), as expected. &#xA;&#xA;The job owner was changed to another account that is a member of the Domain Admins group, and the job ran successfully for seven days.  On the eighth day, another user, also a member of Domain Admins group, edited the m..." />
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          <String Value="DEPeck" />
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          <Number Value="20" />
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    <Item Id="58" Img="#58" Name="296760" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/296760/add-finally-clause-for-try-catch-block">
      <Description>Add FINALLY clause for TRY-CATCH block</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="I dont know how analogous the internal implementation of a TRY-CATCH block in T-SQL is to that of other languages such as the .NET framework languages, but it would be convenient to have a FINALLY block to add unconditional cleanup code to.  Currently, to work around the issue, I copy and paste the cleanup code into both the end of the TRY block and in the CATCH block.  However, as we all know, copy and paste programming is a horrible method of code reuse." />
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          <String Value="Tito Jermaine" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="9" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-07T10:04:19" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2007-09-05T05:44:58" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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    <Item Id="59" Img="#59" Name="299229" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/299229/change-unique-constraint-to-allow-multiple-null-values">
      <Description>Change UNIQUE constraint to allow multiple NULL values</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="According to the ANSI standards SQL:92, SQL:1999, and SQL:2003, a UNIQUE constraint should disallow duplicate non-NULL values, but allow multiple NULL values. SQL Server has always implemented a crippled version of this, allowing a single NULL but disallowing multiple NULL values.&#xA;&#xA;Please start moving from the current non-standard implementation toward ANSI-standard behaviour for UNIQUE constraints." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="Hugo Kornelis" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="115" />
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          <Number Value="5" />
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          <DateTime Value="2011-01-07T21:25:50" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2007-09-22T13:31:50" />
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        <Facet Name="Validations">
          <Number Value="12" />
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          <Number Value="3" />
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    <Item Id="60" Img="#60" Name="299231" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/299231/add-support-for-ansi-standard-row-value-constructors">
      <Description>Add support for ANSI standard row value constructors</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="The ANSI standards for SQL define a concept of row value constructors. These make it possible to write, for instance,&#xA;&#xA;WHERE (col1, col2) NOT IN (SELECT col1, col2 FROM SomeOtherTable)&#xA;&#xA;SQL Server does not currently support this constructions" />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="Hugo Kornelis" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="116" />
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          <Number Value="1" />
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          <DateTime Value="2011-01-06T09:31:46" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2007-09-22T14:26:29" />
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        <Facet Name="Validations">
          <Number Value="4" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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    <Item Id="61" Img="#61" Name="299296" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/299296/relax-restriction-that-table-parameters-must-be-readonly-when-sps-call-each-other">
      <Description>Relax restriction that table parameters must be readonly when SPs call each other.</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="I was excited when I heard that Katmai would have table parameters, but I was&#xA;equally disappointed to hear that they would be readonly. Today programmers&#xA;employ various tricks to pass table data between stored procedures - or give up&#xA;and use cursors to call procedures row by row.&#xA;&#xA;While only readonly table parameters is useful when passing data from client to&#xA;server, they are of little use when stored procedures call each other.&#xA;&#xA;For a longer discussion why read-write table parameters are essent..." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="Erland Sommarskog" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="198" />
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        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="2" />
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        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-07T10:43:45" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2007-09-23T14:36:49" />
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        <Facet Name="Validations">
          <Number Value="62" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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    <Item Id="62" Img="#62" Name="299328" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/299328/instead-of-ddl-triggers-and-dmf">
      <Description>INSTEAD OF DDL Triggers and DMF</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="I know weve talked about this a number of times with a number of people but I wish to reopen Adam Machanics 243986 suggestion on the need for INSTEAD OF triggers for DDL operations. DMF now makes the need for these even more pressing. Many operations are way too expensive to roll back and some operations such as CREATE DATABASE are unable to be rolled back.&#xA;&#xA;It should be possible to issue DMF policies for say &quot;you may not rebuild indexes during 9am to 5pm Mon to Fri&quot;. &#xA;&#xA;INSTEAD OF triggers..." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="Greg Low - Australia" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="42" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-02T19:33:11" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2007-09-23T23:47:24" />
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        <Facet Name="Validations">
          <Number Value="1" />
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    <Item Id="63" Img="#63" Name="299338" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/299338/spatial-library-assembly-should-support-silverlight-deployment-and-dependencies">
      <Description>Spatial library assembly should support SilverLight deployment and dependencies</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="The new spatial library is a wonderful addition to the product. Even better is the ability to install this library separately on client systems. However, a really important target for this library is likely to be SilverLight based applications. &#xA;&#xA;It would be highly desirable to have a version of this library (or at least as much of it as possible) able to be deployed with a SilverLight application, given the likely popularity of SilverLight during the upcoming year and the style of application..." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="Greg Low - Australia" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="33" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2010-12-30T08:55:46" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2007-09-24T00:22:09" />
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        <Facet Name="Validations">
          <Number Value="2" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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    <Item Id="64" Img="#64" Name="308744" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/308744/allow-common-table-expressions-in-all-query-expressions">
      <Description>Allow Common Table Expressions in all query expressions</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="Currently, a Common Table Expression (CTE) is allowed only in query statements (SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, and DELETE). According to the SQL:2003 standard, a CTE (or &quot;&quot;, as the standards call it) should be allowed in all query expression, which includes subqueries. This would enable us to write, for instance:&#xA;&#xA;IF EXISTS&#xA;(&#xA;WITH tab AS&#xA;(SELECT 1 AS col)&#xA;SELECT * FROM tab&#xA;)&#xA;PRINT okiedokie&#xA;ELSE PRINT not ok;&#xA;&#xA;This syntax, which is allowed according to SQL:2003, is not accep..." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="Hugo Kornelis" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="37" />
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        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="1" />
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        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-08T06:44:31" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2007-11-06T01:16:35" />
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          <Number Value="3" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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    <Item Id="65" Img="#65" Name="311079" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/311079/expand-synonym-to-other-entities-database-linked-server">
      <Description>Expand synonym to other entities (database, linked server)</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="Synonyms provide a great layer of abstraction, allowing us to use friendly and/or local names for verbosely named or remote tables, views, procedures and functions.  I have often felt that they are lacking, however, in enabling us to abstract a database or a server.  &#xA;&#xA;In one system I have a CRM_test database and a CRM_production database, and it would be nice to be able to change only a single synonym in order to move the main database from test to production.  This is much easier than changing..." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="aaronbertrand" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="184" />
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        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="3" />
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        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-04T15:12:31" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2007-11-18T17:26:59" />
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          <Number Value="7" />
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          <Number Value="1" />
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    <Item Id="66" Img="#66" Name="311852" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/311852/ssis-aggregate-transform-should-allow-min-max-on-strings">
      <Description>SSIS Aggregate Transform Should Allow MIN/MAX On Strings</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="The SSIS Agregate Transform only allows Min and MAX aggregation on numeric and date types.  This should be extended to support string types as well.&#xA;&#xA;When attempting to &quot;clean&quot; dirty source system data for loading into a Data Warehouse, it is quite common to have several source systems supply a &quot;description&quot; for a code in a lookup table, or a comment of some sort for a transaction.  Determining which description or comment is &quot;best&quot; for a particular code or transaction can be extremely difficu..." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="Todd McDermid" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="18" />
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        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="0" />
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        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-07T21:07:39" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2001-01-01T00:00:00" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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    <Item Id="67" Img="#67" Name="311881" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/311881/sql-server-incorrectly-accepts-prefixes-in-column-list-of-insert-statements">
      <Description>SQL Server incorrectly accepts prefixes in column list of INSERT statements</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="If you add a prefix to a column in an INSERT list, SQL Server gladly accepts this,&#xA;although the prefix makes no sense.&#xA;&#xA;Fixing this could potentially break existing code, so if this is addressed in SQL 2008,&#xA;it seems a good idea to permit it in compatibility mode 90.&#xA;&#xA;At very least, the syntax should be deprecated.&#xA;&#xA;Ive tried this in SQL 2000, SQL 2005 and SQL 2008 and approve it." />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="Erland Sommarskog" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="13" />
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        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="0" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-01T22:27:56" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2007-11-22T14:06:47" />
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    <Item Id="68" Img="#68" Name="312164" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/312164/flat-file-parser-cannot-import-files-with-embedded-text-qualifiers">
      <Description>Flat File Parser cannot import files with embedded text qualifiers</Description>
      <Facets>
        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="Flat File Parser isnt able to import files with embedded text qualifiers (&quot;). This has been tested with all public SQL Server versions from 2005 up to 2008 R2 (longer than 5 years, three releases customers payed for) and according to Microsoft employee comments this isnt going to be implemented in service packs.&#xA;bcp.exe / BULK INSERT dont support qualified text at all.&#xA;&#xA;Export the following table with the flat file parser and youll see that its not able to reimport its own exported data:&#xA;&#xA;..." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="ManServ" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="63" />
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        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="0" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-04T20:24:38" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2007-11-25T04:20:25" />
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        <Facet Name="Validations">
          <Number Value="19" />
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          <Number Value="2" />
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    <Item Id="69" Img="#69" Name="312470" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/312470/management-studio-error-highlighting-method-calls-tostring">
      <Description>Management Studio: Error highlighting: method calls (ToString)</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="In Managment Studio  the error highlighting seems to not understand method calls. E.g.:&#xA;&#xA;select id.ToString(), * from h1&#xA;(the ToString() makes it confused, and it claims:&#xA;&#xA;&quot;Cannot find either column &quot;id&quot; or the user defined function or aggregate &quot;id.ToString()&quot;, or the name is ambiguous.&quot;&#xA;&#xA;The query does work." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="Andras Belokosztolszki" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="2" />
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        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="0" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-11T05:25:59" />
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          <DateTime Value="2001-01-01T00:00:00" />
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    <Item Id="70" Img="#70" Name="319049" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/319049/change-tracking-provide-datetime-column">
      <Description>Change Tracking : Provide DATETIME column</Description>
      <Facets>
        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="Change Tracking should provide information about the date/time that a specific event took place.  Right now the internal table change_tracking_ has context information about the type of change, but no easy way to determine the datetime of the event.  This seems to be one of the most common questions coming from those looking at CDC and Change Tracking, but neither solution seems thought out enough to include it." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="aaronbertrand" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="4" />
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        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="0" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2010-12-31T23:24:17" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2007-12-20T13:28:31" />
        </Facet>
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    </Item>
    <Item Id="71" Img="#71" Name="319134" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/319134/msft-mso-support-alter-type">
      <Description>MSFT-MSO: Support ALTER TYPE</Description>
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          <Link Name="There is no way to ALTER a &quot;type&quot; other drop and recreate? - What if I create a type with VARCHAR(10) and use it in many tables and after that I need to increase the width of the type?&#xA;&#xA;&#xA;P.S. I did search in BOL for any documentation on this, but no luck. Please let me know if Im missing something obvious here. &#xA;&#xA;" />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="Narayan_Iyer" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="32" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-03T09:23:00" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2007-12-21T02:05:04" />
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          <Number Value="9" />
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    <Item Id="72" Img="#72" Name="320897" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/320897/ssis-expression-date-functions-incomplete-missing-new-data-type-support">
      <Description>SSIS Expression Date Functions Incomplete - Missing New Data Type Support</Description>
      <Facets>
        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="The SSIS expression date related functions have not been updated to include support for new date data types. The documentation states, &quot;A date literal must be explicitly cast to one of the date data types. For more information, see Integration Services Data Types.&quot; DT_DBTIMESTAMP2 seems a nice date type, but functions such as YEAR, DATEPART and DATEADD do not support it. Example error when a DT_DBTIMESTAMP2 column is used in the YEAR function through a Derived Column Transformation -&#xA;&#xA;The func..." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="Darren Green SQLIS" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="4" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-07T01:57:29" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2001-01-01T00:00:00" />
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    <Item Id="73" Img="#73" Name="322419" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/322419/sqlispackage100-event-id-cannot-be-found-performance-data-collection">
      <Description>SQLISPackage100 Event ID cannot be found.  Performance data collection</Description>
      <Facets>
        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="When collecting data with the performance data collection jobs the following warning occurs during each collection.&#xA;&#xA;Warning on SQLAgent$BOMSSDEVL88.  SQL Server Scheduled Job collection_set_3_noncached_collect_and_upload Status: Failed&#xA;&#xA;Error on NTSQL.  The description for Event ID 1073819651 in Source SQLISPackage100 cannot be found.  The local computer may not have the necessary registry information or message DLL files to display the message, or you may not have permission to acces..." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="SteveAA" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="3" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-06T04:48:33" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2008-01-15T08:39:43" />
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          <Number Value="3" />
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    <Item Id="74" Img="#74" Name="324910" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/324910/collation-error-behaviour-option">
      <Description>Collation error behaviour option</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="Its really frustrating when a collation error occurs. Typically its because a database has a different collation to tempdb, or something similar. They can be resolved by a change in code, but regardless, they are certainly frustrating.&#xA;&#xA;It would be great if there were a database-level option, stating the preferred behaviour when a collation occurred. Such as:&#xA;&#xA;* Ignore the error - use the collation of the column on the left for the comparison.&#xA;* Ignore the error - use the collation of the..." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="Rob Farley" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="43" />
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        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="1" />
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        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2010-12-29T20:28:01" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2008-01-29T19:51:11" />
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        <Facet Name="Validations">
          <Number Value="14" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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          <String Value="Active" />
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    <Item Id="75" Img="#75" Name="327839" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/327839/1-preview-in-report-designer">
      <Description>1) Preview in report designer.</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="  &#xA;1) Preview in report designer.&#xA;  Somtimes repeately clicking View Report does not refresh report from query.&#xA;  Clicking Refresh button on toolbar does. &#xA;&#xA;&#xA;2) Dragging Body right border sometimes causes devenv.exe to go to almost 100% CPU usage.&#xA;&#xA;3) Query designer&#xA;   Changing command type from Text to Stored procedure does not work in query designer. It shows a cannot gen fields list dialog.&#xA;   you can change the command type in Edit Dataset then launch query designer from there and ..." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="Prem Mehra" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="1" />
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        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="0" />
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        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-10T09:32:25" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2001-01-01T00:00:00" />
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        <Facet Name="Validations">
          <Number Value="0" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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          <String Value="Closed, Resolution: Not Reproducible" />
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    <Item Id="76" Img="#76" Name="328093" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/328093/statistics-are-saved-on-table-level-and-not-on-partition-level">
      <Description>Statistics are saved on table level and not on partition level</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="Currently table statistics and histograms are saved per table and not per table partition. Many environments that i see experience real performance degradation when migrating from view partitions to native partitions because, thanks to partition elimination, we never work on table level and always on partition level so statistics that exist only on table level give wrong estimations when data spread not equally between partitions, for instance, when some value appears a lot in one partition and ..." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="mzakourdaev" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="55" />
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        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="0" />
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        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-04T17:08:08" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2008-02-11T07:58:02" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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    <Item Id="77" Img="#77" Name="328585" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/328585/default-schema-for-windows-group">
      <Description>Default Schema for Windows Group</Description>
      <Facets>
        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="When you connect to SQL using Windows group, you cannot define a default schema.  It is greyed out. This means that if you want everyone to be in a specific schema, you cant do it by default.  When users connect through membership in a Windows group, SQL will automatically create a separate user (mapped to the AD acct), and a schema of the same name. So say you belong to the DBA group in AD, and that group has rights in testDB. When you connect for the first time, SQL will create a user in te..." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="Joseph Boschert" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="118" />
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        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="0" />
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        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2010-12-29T17:57:13" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2008-02-14T08:32:10" />
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        <Facet Name="Validations">
          <Number Value="82" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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    <Item Id="78" Img="#78" Name="328811" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/328811/scope-identity-sometimes-returns-incorrect-value">
      <Description>SCOPE_IDENTITY() sometimes returns incorrect value</Description>
      <Facets>
        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="Weve caught both SCOPE_IDENTITY() and @@IDENTITY returning the incorrect value after doing an insert.  It appears to be some combination of our database settings, the number of rows in the tables, and the particulars of the query plan.  Ive managed to write a script that will show the incorrect behavior.  It will create a new database, create a table with 1 million rows, and then show the incorrect behavior.&#xA;&#xA;@@Version =&#xA;Microsoft SQL Server 2005 - 9.00.3159.00 (Intel X86) &#xA;     Mar 23 200..." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="_davedave" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="193" />
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        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="3" />
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        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-04T09:56:12" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2008-02-15T16:20:09" />
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        <Facet Name="Validations">
          <Number Value="23" />
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        <Facet Name="WorkArounds">
          <Number Value="8" />
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          <String Value="Active" />
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    <Item Id="79" Img="#79" Name="330841" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/330841/msft-bicoe-csat-sp-helpindex-results-should-include-the-filter-expression-of-filter-indices">
      <Description>MSFT BICOE CSAT : sp_helpIndex results should include the Filter expression of Filter Indices</Description>
      <Facets>
        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="Running sp_help / sp_helpindex / ALT+F1 on tables to see the indices and keys is a very basic feature which almost everybody uses day to day. &#xA;&#xA;With the introduction of Filtered Indices, we should have the filter expression on Non clustered indices included in the results of sp_helpindex. And automatically it helps sp_help and ALT+F1 users.&#xA;&#xA;Filing it as a bug as its something basic but very usefull feature. You may evaluate it." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="Meiyalagan" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="2" />
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        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="0" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-06T09:53:47" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2008-02-29T08:42:34" />
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        <Facet Name="Validations">
          <Number Value="0" />
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        <Facet Name="WorkArounds">
          <Number Value="0" />
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    <Item Id="80" Img="#80" Name="333815" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/333815/ssms-should-not-have-arithabort-set-by-default">
      <Description>SSMS should not have ARITHABORT set by default</Description>
      <Facets>
        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="There is one difference between how SSMS connects to SQL Server and most&#xA;client APIs: SSMS has the setting ARITHABORT on by default. In SQL 2005 and&#xA;later, this setting has virtually no impact when ANSI_WARNINGS is ON (and it is&#xA;on by default, both with SSMS and most client APIs), but one: its a cache&#xA;key. That is, if you run the same procedure twice, first with ARITHABORT ON&#xA;and then ARITHABORT OFF, there will be two entries in the cache.&#xA;&#xA;This may seem innocent on the surface, but it is commo..." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="Erland Sommarskog" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="11" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="0" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-01T22:39:32" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2008-03-20T15:42:07" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Validations">
          <Number Value="0" />
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        <Facet Name="WorkArounds">
          <Number Value="0" />
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    <Item Id="81" Img="#81" Name="334180" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/334180/data-collector-remove-data-collector-to-remove-associated-objects">
      <Description>Data Collector: Remove Data Collector to Remove Associated Objects</Description>
      <Facets>
        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="After the data collector is configured, the data collector can be disabled but not removed.  This means that all objects created by the data collector will remain on the instance and certain objects cannot be removed.  &#xA;&#xA;When the data collector is disabled, the associated SQL Server Agent jobs and system data collection sets cannot be removed.  The jobs will appear as disabled, but SQL Server will not allow you to remove the jobs through T-SQL or through SSMS.&#xA;&#xA;Database Administrators have n..." />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="Lara Rubbelke" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="55" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="0" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2010-12-31T16:27:59" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2008-03-24T11:47:48" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Validations">
          <Number Value="2" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="WorkArounds">
          <Number Value="1" />
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    <Item Id="82" Img="#82" Name="334759" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/334759/word-breaking-timed-out-for-the-full-text-query-string">
      <Description>Word breaking timed out for the full-text query string</Description>
      <Facets>
        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="Full-Text Search feature does not work properly. SQL Server gives error 30053 with message&#xA;---&#xA;Msg 30053, Level 16, State 102, Line 2&#xA;Word breaking timed out for the full-text query string. This can happen if the wordbreaker took a long time to process the full-text query string, or if a large number of queries are running on the server. Try running the query again under a lighter load.&#xA;---&#xA;when query that uses function CONTAINSTABLE. The error occurs almost as soon as the query is starte..." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="__nogc" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="2" />
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        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="0" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-05T05:23:28" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2001-01-01T00:00:00" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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        <Facet Name="Item Status">
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    <Item Id="83" Img="#83" Name="337720" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/337720/katmai-reporting-services-2008-tablix-control-repeat-column-headers-does-not-work">
      <Description>Katmai Reporting Services 2008 Tablix control Repeat Column Headers does not work</Description>
      <Facets>
        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="When creating a tablix control with Repeat Column Header set to true the Column Headers are not repeated" />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="Geoff Orr" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="30" />
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        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="0" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-07T09:24:22" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2008-04-10T15:22:13" />
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        <Facet Name="Validations">
          <Number Value="23" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="WorkArounds">
          <Number Value="3" />
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          <String Value="Active" />
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    </Item>
    <Item Id="84" Img="#84" Name="338542" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/338542/ssmss-sql-server-template-doesnt-refresh-automatically">
      <Description>SSMSs SQL Server Template doesnt refresh automatically</Description>
      <Facets>
        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="I created some new folders at SQL Server Template window. It neither automatically refreshes all folders to let me folders appear on the top, nor allows me to manually refresh - I expect a better usability on this.&#xA;" />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="BrianSu" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="1" />
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        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="0" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2010-12-30T11:42:42" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2001-01-01T00:00:00" />
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        <Facet Name="Validations">
          <Number Value="0" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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        <Facet Name="Item Status">
          <String Value="Resolved, Resolution: Wont Fix" />
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      </Facets>
    </Item>
    <Item Id="85" Img="#85" Name="338609" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/338609/ssis-package-parts">
      <Description>SSIS: Package Parts</Description>
      <Facets>
        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="Today in SSIS we build, distribute and execute these things called packages. Packages are fairly large, verbose, non-descript BLOBs and that has some rather negative implications such as:&#xA;&#xA;-Changing anything in the package, even something as small as moving a container one pixel to the left, causes the package to get checked out (assuming you have your packages under source code control)&#xA;-Support for multiple-developer teams is limited. If you have two people building dataflows then they have..." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="Jamie Thomson" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="44" />
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    <Item Id="86" Img="#86" Name="339410" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/339410/please-fix-the-string-or-binary-data-would-be-truncated-message-to-give-the-column-name">
      <Description>Please fix the String or binary data would be truncated message to give the column name</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="After all these years, the message&#xA;&#xA;Msg 8152, Level 16, State 6, Procedure , Line 61&#xA;String or binary data would be truncated.&#xA;&#xA;is a little outdated.  PLEASE tell us the name of the column that is too short to hold the data.  We can figure it out, eventually, but it is often tedious.  The system knows the answer, so it should tell us.&#xA;&#xA;This would greatly simplify developers lives.   While youre at it, why not say whether its STRING data or BINARY data?&#xA;&#xA;This reminds me of a..." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="81" />
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        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="2" />
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        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-07T21:27:24" />
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          <DateTime Value="2008-04-22T10:04:22" />
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          <Number Value="1" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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          <String Value="bubblex:81" />
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    </Item>
    <Item Id="87" Img="#87" Name="341872" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/341872/intelllisense-backward-compatibility">
      <Description>IntellliSense backward compatibility</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="The RTM version of the product will not support intellisense for 2000 or 2005 instances.  While I understand the exclusion of SQL 2000 as it is no longer a supported version I believe SQL 2005 should be included.  Many development shops will have versions of 2005 and 2008 running.  &#xA;&#xA;Losing IntellliSense in SSMS for 2005 instances will be a disappoinmnent." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="WhitneyWeaver" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="521" />
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        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="4" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-11T04:01:59" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2001-01-01T00:00:00" />
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        <Facet Name="Validations">
          <Number Value="0" />
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        <Facet Name="WorkArounds">
          <Number Value="0" />
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          <String Value="Closed, Resolution: By Design" />
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          <String Value="bubblex:521" />
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          <String Value="bubbley:4" />
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          <String Value="bubblez:1" />
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    </Item>
    <Item Id="88" Img="#88" Name="345379" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/345379/display-only-sql-server-objects-that-you-have-access-to">
      <Description>Display Only SQL Server Objects That You Have Access To</Description>
      <Facets>
        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="If I have a limited user account log into the db by using the ODBC Connection Manager on a Windows box or by using the Server Explorer in VS, they only see the database and objects they have access to. However, if I log into that same server using the same credentials in SQL Management Studio, I can see all of the databases, tables, and objects. Richard Waymire had suggested that I create a bug for this. He explained this could only be done if SQL touched each database to check to see if permiss..." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="Jason N. Gaylord" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="33" />
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        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="0" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2010-12-31T15:08:18" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2008-05-21T13:27:28" />
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        <Facet Name="Validations">
          <Number Value="19" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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          <String Value="Active" />
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          <String Value="bubblex:33" />
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          <String Value="bubbley:0" />
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    </Item>
    <Item Id="89" Img="#89" Name="349116" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/349116/keyboard-shortcut-alt-f1-sp-help-doesnt-work-for-tables-belonging-to-non-default-schemas">
      <Description>keyboard shortcut Alt+F1 (sp_help) doesnt work for tables belonging to non-default schemas</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="Try using the Alt+F1 shortcut key with pretty much any table in Adventureworks and youll see where Im coming from. &#xA;&#xA;When I try to select a two-part table name and press Alt+F1, I expect to see the normal results from the shortcut key combination for sp_help. What I see instead is an error: &#xA;    Msg 102, Level 15, State 1, Line 1&#xA;    Incorrect syntax near ..&#xA;&#xA;There is a loose handling for store procedure parameter specification which allows for &#xA;    sp_help tablename&#xA;to work rather than the ..." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="Michael Swart" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="47" />
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        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="0" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-10T15:32:35" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2008-06-03T11:47:45" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Validations">
          <Number Value="18" />
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        <Facet Name="WorkArounds">
          <Number Value="0" />
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          <String Value="Active" />
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          <String Value="bubblex:47" />
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        <Facet Name="Z">
          <String Value="bubblez:1" />
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      </Facets>
    </Item>
    <Item Id="90" Img="#90" Name="349492" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/349492/ssms-activity-monitor-has-no-feedback-that-it-is-doing-stuff">
      <Description>SSMS : Activity Monitor has no feedback that it is doing stuff</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="The new Activity Monitor is very powerful.  However, I find myself wondering if I really did click on something (like &quot;Recent Expensive Queries&quot;), because there is no active feedback that anything is going on.  On very busy systems, this can take upwards of a minute or two, and without any progress bar or spinny circle, I am tempted to try again." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="aaronbertrand" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="2" />
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        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="0" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-08T10:33:06" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2001-01-01T00:00:00" />
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        <Facet Name="Validations">
          <Number Value="0" />
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        <Facet Name="WorkArounds">
          <Number Value="0" />
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        <Facet Name="Item Status">
          <String Value="Closed, Resolution: Wont Fix" />
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          <String Value="bubblex:2" />
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          <String Value="bubblez:1" />
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      </Facets>
    </Item>
    <Item Id="91" Img="#91" Name="349846" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/349846/dbcc-dbinfo-bug-msg-407-level-16-state-1-line-1">
      <Description>DBCC DBINFO Bug - Msg 407, Level 16, State 1, Line 1</Description>
      <Facets>
        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="If the database name contains non latin characters (e.g. Chinese characters) I get an error message in SQL Server 2005 and SQL Server 2008. In SQL Server 2000 is works nicely.&#xA;&#xA;DBCC DBINFO ([?]) WITH TABLERESULTS, NO_INFOMSGS&#xA;&#xA;SQL Server 2005 (9.00.3054.00)&#xA;&#xA;Msg 407, Level 16, State 1, Line 1&#xA;Internal error. The string routine in file e:\sql9_sp2gdr_t\sql\ntdbms\storeng\dfs\startup\dstream.cpp, line 3404 failed with HRESULT 0x8007007a.&#xA;&#xA;SQL Server 2008 (10.0.1300.13)&#xA;&#xA;Msg 407, Level 1..." />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="Ola Hallengren" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="1" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="0" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-04T12:43:35" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2001-01-01T00:00:00" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Validations">
          <Number Value="0" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="WorkArounds">
          <Number Value="0" />
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        <Facet Name="Item Status">
          <String Value="Closed, Resolution: Fixed" />
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      </Facets>
    </Item>
    <Item Id="92" Img="#92" Name="350259" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/350259/wrongly-busy-cursor-icon">
      <Description>Wrongly Busy Cursor Icon</Description>
      <Facets>
        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="When I enable Object Explorer Details(F7) and If any SQL Server objects havent details, SSMS show me busy cursor icon.  This cursor state is wrong.  The SSMS seems to process but in fact there is no process." />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="Mehmet G?ZEL" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="1" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="0" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-11T07:22:46" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2001-01-01T00:00:00" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Validations">
          <Number Value="0" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="WorkArounds">
          <Number Value="0" />
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        <Facet Name="Item Status">
          <String Value="Closed, Resolution: Fixed" />
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    </Item>
    <Item Id="93" Img="#93" Name="350357" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/350357/invoke-sqlcmd-add-parameters-through-the-use-of-hashtables">
      <Description>Invoke-SQLCmd Add parameters through the use of hashtables</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="Currently the Invoke-SQLCmd cmdlet has variable substitution, but it doesnt support parameters (as in System.Data.SqlClient.SqlParameter).  If you could pass a hashtable as parameters it would be very useful.  &#xA;&#xA;The benefit of this is that you dont need to worry about escaping your values.  In other words, your scripts would be less likely to have problems with SQL Injection attacks.  With parameters the data types match and you can easily embed new line characters and special/reserved chara..." />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="SQL_Guru" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="2" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="0" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-10T18:40:34" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2008-06-10T16:05:22" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Validations">
          <Number Value="0" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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    </Item>
    <Item Id="94" Img="#94" Name="350596" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/350596/adding-when-dbcc-checkdb-last-ran-to-the-sys-databases-catalog-view">
      <Description>Adding when DBCC CHECKDB last ran to the SYS.DATABASES catalog view</Description>
      <Facets>
        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="Currently it is not easy to determine when DBCC CHECKDB last ran successfully on a database. Of if you like when it last ran and the state value of that execution in the case of a failure. (The state values that are discussed in BOL at http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms176064.aspx)&#xA;&#xA;Sure the information is written to the error log. &#xA;&#xA;You can also examine the dbi_dbccLastKnownGood value in page 9 of the database.&#xA;&#xA;But it should be easier to get this critical information. " />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="9" />
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        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="0" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-05T03:59:05" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2001-01-01T00:00:00" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Validations">
          <Number Value="0" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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    </Item>
    <Item Id="95" Img="#95" Name="350907" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/350907/sql-2012-report-model-accept-parameterised-inputs-reporting-services">
      <Description>SQL 2012: report model accept parameterised inputs (reporting services)</Description>
      <Facets>
        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="Currently when creating a report model (problem starts at data view model), you cannot (yet) add a forced parameterized input.&#xA;What this means, is where the entity being produced is based upon a table level function [TLF] (or stored procedure) you are forced to return all the data within the TLF to then filter the data to the required set [This can cause a big performance headache].&#xA;&#xA;Particular TLFs can cause problems, especially hierarchy record query?s (Ive included a demo fn for adventure..." />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="DB007" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="6" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="0" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2010-12-31T06:06:40" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2008-06-13T08:26:49" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Validations">
          <Number Value="0" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="WorkArounds">
          <Number Value="0" />
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    </Item>
    <Item Id="96" Img="#96" Name="351648" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/351648/sample-policy-has-incorrect-properties-in-the-condition">
      <Description>Sample Policy has incorrect properties in the condition</Description>
      <Facets>
        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="The Surface Area Configuration for Database Engine 2005 and 2000 Features sample policy in the RC0 Feature Pack contains properties which are not valid on SQL Server 2000.  This policy should be split into two policies for each version." />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="Lara Rubbelke" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="0" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="0" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-11T01:07:13" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2008-06-17T20:26:17" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Validations">
          <Number Value="1" />
        </Facet>
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          <Number Value="0" />
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      </Facets>
    </Item>
    <Item Id="97" Img="#97" Name="351710" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/351710/false-network-binding-order-warning-during-setup-support-rules-check-of-cluster-installation">
      <Description>False Network Binding Order warning during Setup Support Rules check of cluster installation</Description>
      <Facets>
        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="When installing the insitial instance or adding a new node to an existing clustered SQL instance, setup falsely issues a warning about the network binding order when it is set correctly (assuming this check is looking at the order in Network Properties&gt;Advanced Settings&gt;Adapters and Bindings&gt;Connections). Please see attached picture" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="sqldbatips" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="4" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="0" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2010-12-29T14:37:45" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2001-01-01T00:00:00" />
        </Facet>
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          <Number Value="0" />
        </Facet>
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          <Number Value="0" />
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          <String Value="Closed, Resolution: Not Reproducible" />
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      </Facets>
    </Item>
    <Item Id="98" Img="#98" Name="351806" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/351806/sql-express-rc0-installs-sql-agent-service-for-no-apparent-reason">
      <Description>SQL Express RC0 installs SQL Agent Service for no apparent reason</Description>
      <Facets>
        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="When you install RC0 and select Express from the available editions, setup installs SQL Agent as well as the SQL Service (although it is set to disabled). This seems pointless as it cannot be started and is a change in behaviour from SQL 2005. Im sure this is &quot;By Design&quot; howerver it seems part of a trend of SQL Setup installing unnescessary and unwanted components (like clustered instances installing FTS + Replication) whilst removing the choice and control from the customer. Im also sure that..." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="sqldbatips" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="11" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="0" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2010-12-31T04:27:25" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2001-01-01T00:00:00" />
        </Facet>
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          <Number Value="0" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="WorkArounds">
          <Number Value="0" />
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    </Item>
    <Item Id="99" Img="#99" Name="352110" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/352110/t-sql-use-scalar-functions-as-stored-procedure-parameters">
      <Description>T-SQL: use scalar functions as stored procedure parameters</Description>
      <Facets>
        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="SQL 2008 has given us some great enhancements in the T-SQL language that basically mean we have to wtite less code. In the same spirit I propose that you allow us to use scalar functions as stored procedure parameters.&#xA;" />
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          <String Value="Jamie Thomson" />
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          <Number Value="35" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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      <Description>SSMS : parser thinks INT(4) is ok</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="Came across a user today who had code like this:&#xA;&#xA;SELECT CAST(5 AS INT(4));&#xA;&#xA;And couldnt understand why execute was producing an error, after parse was successful.  I think that this can be caught by the parser rather than deferring until run-time." />
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          <String Value="aaronbertrand" />
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          <Number Value="3" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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          <DateTime Value="2011-01-10T08:12:42" />
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          <DateTime Value="2001-01-01T00:00:00" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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    <Item Id="101" Img="#101" Name="354766" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/354766/add-a-is-valid-convert-function">
      <Description>Add a is_valid_convert function</Description>
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          <Link Name="In many situations when you want to convert a value from one type to another, you dont&#xA;want a conversion error to fail your query, but rather you want to use some fallback&#xA;value, NULL of whatever. Unfortunately, it is not very simple to determine whether a &#xA;certain will convert or not. T-SQL offers isdate() and isnumeric(), but the latter is completely&#xA;useless, since there is no guarantee that 1 means that you can convert to your type.&#xA;And isdate() is confined to the old datetime data type only..." />
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          <String Value="Erland Sommarskog" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="59" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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          <DateTime Value="2011-01-01T20:45:02" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2008-07-02T13:41:07" />
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      <Description>Support syntax for typed literal values</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="Present support for typed literals in T-SQL is very limited. Literals often undergo implicit conversions that are unexpected or inconsistent, and as types proliferate, things get worse.&#xA;&#xA;For example, some datetime functions accept [datetime2] parameters, but these cannot be provided literally, since string parameters are converted to [datetime] for various (good) reasons. The value of REPLICATE(abc,10000) is unexpectedly only 8000 characters long. Simple values like 7 may be implicitly conve..." />
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          <String Value="Steve Kass" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="27" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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          <DateTime Value="2011-01-07T10:43:28" />
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          <DateTime Value="2008-07-16T16:35:06" />
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          <Number Value="1" />
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    <Item Id="103" Img="#103" Name="356519" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/356519/running-a-custom-report-in-ssms-fails">
      <Description>Running a custom report in SSMS fails</Description>
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          <Link Name="When I try to run a custom report in SSMS created with BIDS 2008 it fails with the following error message:&#xA;&#xA;The report definition is not valid.  Details: The report definition has an invalid target namespace http://schemas.microsoft.com/sqlserver/reporting/2008/01/reportdefinition which cannot be upgraded. (Microsoft.ReportViewer.Common)" />
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          <String Value="Pawel Potasinski" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="22" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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          <DateTime Value="2011-01-06T18:30:14" />
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          <DateTime Value="2001-01-01T00:00:00" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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    <Item Id="104" Img="#104" Name="357258" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/357258/reporting-visual-studio-showgrid-is-not-working">
      <Description>Reporting Visual Studio: ShowGrid is not working</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="In Visual Studio&#xA;Tools -&gt; Option -&gt; Windows Forms Designer -&gt; General the Settings are &#xA;LayoutMode=SnapToGrid&#xA;ShowGrid=True&#xA;SnapToGrid=True&#xA;&#xA;But there is no visible Grid." />
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          <String Value="Webfred" />
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          <Number Value="33" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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          <DateTime Value="2011-01-04T12:28:27" />
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          <DateTime Value="2008-07-22T05:51:46" />
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          <Number Value="16" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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    <Item Id="105" Img="#105" Name="357504" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/357504/characters-and-linebrakes-are-disappering-in-a-job-with-powershell-that-holds-an">
      <Description>Characters and linebrakes are disappering in a Job with powershell that holds an \</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="Characters and linebrakes are disappering in a Job with powershell that holds an " />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="Eric Verschoor" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="1" />
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          <DateTime Value="2010-12-30T08:18:15" />
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          <DateTime Value="2008-07-23T12:09:21" />
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    <Item Id="106" Img="#106" Name="357748" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/357748/sqlserver-exception-with-sps-that-start-with-sys-contain-tvp-and-accessed-via-ado-net">
      <Description>SQLServer Exception with SPs that start with Sys, contain TVP, and accessed via ADO.NET</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="A fatal exception occurs, and SQL Server terminates the session, if you call a stored procedure from C#, and that stored procedure (1) contains a TVP and (2) begins with the letters &quot;sys&quot;.&#xA;&#xA;For example, the following causes the problem:&#xA;ALTER PROC [dbo].[SystemConfiguration_StoreContact]&#xA;    @ItemList contactDetail READONLY&#xA;&#xA;but these do not:&#xA;ALTER PROC [dbo].[ystemConfiguration_StoreContact]&#xA;    @ItemList contactDetail READONLY&#xA;ALTER PROC [dbo].[SystemConfiguration_StoreContact]&#xA;    @..." />
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          <Number Value="1" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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          <DateTime Value="2011-01-04T17:55:15" />
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          <DateTime Value="2008-07-25T05:59:32" />
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    <Item Id="107" Img="#107" Name="358291" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/358291/invoke-sqlcmd-powershell-cmdlet-fails-when-array-passed-via-variable">
      <Description>Invoke-sqlcmd PowerShell cmdlet fails when array passed via -Variable</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="When constructing a PowerShell array designed to be used in the Invoke-sqlcmd cmdlet, the assignment statements for each array value must use spaces before and after the &quot;=&quot; sign or the statement will fail." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="Roger Doherty" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="11" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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          <DateTime Value="2011-01-06T14:58:25" />
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    <Item Id="108" Img="#108" Name="358312" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/358312/have-a-separate-collation-for-metadata-in-a-database">
      <Description>Have a separate collation for metadata in a database</Description>
      <Facets>
        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="Today the collation for a database affects both data and metadata. This is not a very &#xA;natural combination. Personally, I feel that I want the data collation to be case-insensitive, &#xA;as that gives the best user experience. However, for metadata, I see little point in creating a table as orderDetails and then call it OrderDetails on Fridays, Orderdetails on Saturdays and so on. That is, for metadata I want a case-insensitive collation or even binary. On the other hand, I have seen people on the n..." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="Erland Sommarskog" />
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          <Number Value="9" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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          <DateTime Value="2010-12-31T09:48:03" />
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          <DateTime Value="2008-07-28T13:11:14" />
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    <Item Id="109" Img="#109" Name="360457" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/360457/hovering-mouse-over-execution-plans-query-line-is-cpu-killer">
      <Description>Hovering mouse over execution plans query line is CPU killer</Description>
      <Facets>
        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="When running a query and showing execution plan, the original query (and missing index suggestions) is showing on the top. When hovering mouse over, the tooltip box flickers alot and CPU is going up to 60% and staying there until I move the mouse out of the field." />
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          <String Value="Arild R?ksund" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="13" />
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          <Number Value="1" />
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          <DateTime Value="2011-01-11T10:09:40" />
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          <DateTime Value="2008-08-04T01:57:48" />
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          <Number Value="11" />
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    <Item Id="110" Img="#110" Name="361021" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/361021/ssis-lookup-transformation-query-fails-if-temp-table-is-utilized-in-underlying-stored-procedure">
      <Description>SSIS Lookup Transformation Query fails if temp table is utilized in underlying stored procedure</Description>
      <Facets>
        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="An SSIS lookup transformation cannot be configured to use a stored procedure for the reference data set source if the stored procedure manipulates a temporary table.  Visual Studio throws an error when the user attempts to configure the column mappings.&#xA;&#xA;See repro steps and expected results for details." />
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          <String Value="spewey" />
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          <Number Value="4" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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          <DateTime Value="2011-01-07T08:24:29" />
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    <Item Id="111" Img="#111" Name="362453" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/362453/ssms-rtm-table-limit">
      <Description>SSMS RTM Table Limit</Description>
      <Facets>
        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="Using the object browser to expand the table list in a database with 8173 tables I get the following message:&#xA;&#xA;&quot;See Object Explorer Details for objects in this folder&quot;&#xA;&#xA;From the docs it seems this is because of a 64K object limitation on a 32-bit system.&#xA;&#xA;HOWEVER, this was not the case with the CTP6 version, or even SSMS 2005, so it cant be an actual 32-bit limit being imposed but rather something else. &#xA;&#xA;Since 8173 is significantly less then 65535 is this now counting all columns as well?&#xA;&#xA;" />
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          <String Value="benevold" />
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          <Number Value="32" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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          <DateTime Value="2011-01-05T18:14:05" />
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    <Item Id="112" Img="#112" Name="362665" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/362665/ssis-missing-if-control-flow-container">
      <Description>SSIS: Missing If Control Flow Container</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="I could have needed an If data flow container several times now in SSIS. Could you please add such container?&#xA;&#xA;Currently, to check for a condition and execute a sequence only once one has to set up variable, create a For Loop container, and reset the variable in the For Loop containers iteration expression.&#xA;&#xA;Adding a dedicated If control flow container would make SSIS packages more legible.&#xA;&#xA;TIA,&#xA;Axel Dahmen" />
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          <String Value="BetterToday" />
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          <Number Value="1" />
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          <Number Value="2" />
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          <DateTime Value="2011-01-11T11:49:25" />
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    <Item Id="113" Img="#113" Name="363054" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/363054/temp-table-and-table-variable-visibility-through-debug">
      <Description>temp table and table variable visibility through debug</Description>
      <Facets>
        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="I really like the debugging features and am glad to have them back in Management Studio. One feature that would be great is the ability to have the watches work against temp tables and table variables so you could see what is in the table. Maybe even be able to write select statements against them separate from the code you are debugging." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="JDS4444" />
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          <Number Value="55" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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          <DateTime Value="2011-01-07T06:18:34" />
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          <DateTime Value="2008-08-22T13:42:29" />
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    <Item Id="114" Img="#114" Name="367307" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/367307/add-support-for-css-and-branding-in-report-builder">
      <Description>Add support for CSS and branding in report builder</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="Currently there is no way to tailor the template(s) used by SSRS Report Builder to make user reports consistently exhibit companies look and feel (and I understand from a news thread with Sean Boon [MSFT] that the situation is the same in SQL 2008/RB2).  This is a major drawback for our users and our customers who want to use the product, because every time they create a new report, they have to spend the first five minutes adding logos, moving objects around, and changing textbox formats." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="JoelB2" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="19" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="0" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-09T20:23:26" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2008-09-11T15:02:55" />
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        <Facet Name="Validations">
          <Number Value="0" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="WorkArounds">
          <Number Value="0" />
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          <String Value="Active" />
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          <String Value="bubblez:1" />
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    </Item>
    <Item Id="115" Img="#115" Name="367820" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/367820/add-templates-for-report-builder-2-0">
      <Description>Add Templates for Report Builder 2.0</Description>
      <Facets>
        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="Report Builder 2.0 doesnt support templates. &#xA;" />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="RACAND" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="10" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="0" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-03T02:42:24" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2008-09-15T11:39:04" />
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        <Facet Name="Validations">
          <Number Value="0" />
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        <Facet Name="WorkArounds">
          <Number Value="1" />
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          <String Value="Active" />
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          <String Value="bubblex:10" />
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        <Facet Name="Z">
          <String Value="bubblez:1" />
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      </Facets>
    </Item>
    <Item Id="116" Img="#116" Name="373235" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/373235/sql-server-2008-installation-error-on-winxp-sp2-access-is-denied">
      <Description>SQL Server 2008 Installation Error on WinXP SP2 : Access is denied</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="While installing the SQL server 2008 on WinXP SP2, I get the following error .. The most frustrating part is that I have to wait for the entire installation to complete (Close to 2hrs) to see this error. &#xA;&#xA;I have tried using different service accounts to install but nothing seems to help .. &#xA;&#xA;Any help here is highly appreciated ..&#xA;&#xA;&#xA;------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------&#xA;&#xA;2008-10-05 10:20:14 Slp: Message: Access is denie..." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="Krishna Arji" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="1" />
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        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="0" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-07T10:51:41" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2001-01-01T00:00:00" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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    <Item Id="117" Img="#117" Name="374760" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/374760/doc-cdc-topic-sys-fn-cdc-map-time-to-lsn-references-wrong-function-name">
      <Description>DOC : CDC topic sys.fn_cdc_map_time_to_lsn references wrong function name</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="In the topic &quot;sys.fn_cdc_map_time_to_lsn (Transact-SQL)&quot;&#xA;&#xA;http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb500137.aspx&#xA;&#xA;or locally:&#xA;&#xA;ms-help://MS.SQLCC.v10/MS.SQLSVR.v10.en/s10de_6tsql/html/6feb051d-77ae-4c93-818a-849fe518d1d4.htm&#xA;&#xA;The function is incorrectly referenced as &quot;sys.fn_cdc_map_time_lsn&quot; both in the Remarks section and under the Examples section." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="aaronbertrand" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="1" />
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        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="0" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-07T01:57:30" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2001-01-01T00:00:00" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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    </Item>
    <Item Id="118" Img="#118" Name="375024" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/375024/missing-index-report-is-incomplete">
      <Description>Missing Index report is incomplete</Description>
      <Facets>
        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="I love the idea behind Missing Indexes, and love that its there in SSMSs Execution Plan viewer as well... but it just should be better.&#xA;&#xA;See my blogpost for more details.&#xA;&#xA;http://msmvps.com/blogs/robfarley/archive/2008/10/12/missing-index-in-sql-server-2008-should-try-harder.aspx" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="Rob Farley" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="8" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="0" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-07T16:59:43" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2008-10-11T20:43:08" />
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        <Facet Name="Validations">
          <Number Value="4" />
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        <Facet Name="WorkArounds">
          <Number Value="1" />
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          <String Value="Active" />
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          <String Value="bubblex:8" />
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          <String Value="bubblez:1" />
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    </Item>
    <Item Id="119" Img="#119" Name="377041" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/377041/ssis100-bi-studio-hangs-while-editing-package">
      <Description>SSIS100 BI Studio: Hangs While Editing Package</Description>
      <Facets>
        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="Hi,&#xA;&#xA;using the current Service Pack BI Studio hangs from time to time while editing a package.&#xA;&#xA;The window becomes pale (giving feedback on a hanging application), a light-yellow rectangle (approx. 200 pixels wide) appears from top to bottom of the whole BI Studio client rect area, and thats it...&#xA;&#xA;Closing the BI Studio window closes BI Studio without saving the edited package, without having saved a restore file, without creating a problem report.&#xA;&#xA;This bug should get fixed soon as valuable an..." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="BetterToday" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="2" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="0" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2010-12-30T00:00:06" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2001-01-01T00:00:00" />
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        <Facet Name="Validations">
          <Number Value="0" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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        <Facet Name="Item Status">
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          <String Value="bubblex:2" />
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          <String Value="bubblez:1" />
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    </Item>
    <Item Id="120" Img="#120" Name="377218" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/377218/ssis-2005-wmi-connection-manager-does-not-accept-calculations-for-the-server-name-property">
      <Description>SSIS 2005 - WMI Connection Manager does not accept calculations for the server name property</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="A very common scenario of using a for...each container is to get a list of servers, instances, databases which can then be used to change a connection on each iteration through the loop.  I commonly do this by creating a variable to hold the server name and then set up an expression for the connection manager.  I set the server name = the variable.  This technique works for OLE DB, file, and Analysis Services connection managers.  It does NOT work for WMI connection managers.  For example, for a..." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="Michael Hotek" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="4" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="0" />
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        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-07T03:32:56" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2001-01-01T00:00:00" />
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        <Facet Name="Validations">
          <Number Value="0" />
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        <Facet Name="WorkArounds">
          <Number Value="0" />
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        <Facet Name="Item Status">
          <String Value="Closed, Resolution: Fixed" />
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          <String Value="bubblex:4" />
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          <String Value="bubblez:1" />
        </Facet>
      </Facets>
    </Item>
    <Item Id="121" Img="#121" Name="377714" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/377714/bids-display-of-connectors-containers-in-ssis-control-flow-lacks-depth-control">
      <Description>BIDS display of connectors/containers in SSIS Control Flow lacks depth control</Description>
      <Facets>
        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="When working with an SSIS package in BIDS (05 or 08), the &quot;depth control&quot; or Z-order of the drawn items is confused.  &#xA;&#xA;Quite frequently, when a container (sequence, foreach) is &quot;open&quot;, connectors that are used outside of the container are still shown &quot;disembodied&quot; in the drawing area of the container.&#xA;&#xA;Also quite frequently, when a container is &quot;opened&quot;, it opens &quot;underneath&quot; controls and connectors on the same level as it is. " />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="Todd McDermid" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="6" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="0" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-04T19:24:52" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2001-01-01T00:00:00" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Validations">
          <Number Value="0" />
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        <Facet Name="WorkArounds">
          <Number Value="0" />
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        <Facet Name="Item Status">
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          <String Value="bubblex:6" />
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      </Facets>
    </Item>
    <Item Id="122" Img="#122" Name="378267" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/378267/ssis-allow-for-validation-to-be-stopped-on-package-loading">
      <Description>SSIS : Allow for validation to be stopped on package loading</Description>
      <Facets>
        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="If you move a package between environments when you open the package it takes a long time to open because it is trying to validate invalid connections, folders etc.&#xA;&#xA;As with compilation in visual studio it would be good to be able to hit CTRL+BRK or equivalent to stop the validation. That way we can open the package and then sorrect the settings and then revalidate." />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="Simon Sabin" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="27" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="0" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2010-12-30T07:17:03" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2001-01-01T00:00:00" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Validations">
          <Number Value="0" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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          <String Value="Resolved, Resolution: Fixed" />
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          <String Value="bubblex:27" />
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          <String Value="bubbley:0" />
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          <String Value="bubblez:1" />
        </Facet>
      </Facets>
    </Item>
    <Item Id="123" Img="#123" Name="378549" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/378549/synonym-in-local-view-to-remote-table-causes-schema-version-error">
      <Description>Synonym in local view to remote table causes schema version error</Description>
      <Facets>
        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="Recently I came across an issue with views that use synonyms to reference tables in a remote database across a linked server. When the indexes are rebuilt on the remote table, queries that reference the view containing the synonym fail with the following error &#xA;&#xA;The OLE DB provider &quot;SQLNCLI&quot; for linked server &quot;REMOTESERVER&quot; reported a change in schema version between compile time (&quot;170677722198508&quot;) and run time (&quot;170677722198546&quot;) for table &quot;&quot;tempdb&quot;.&quot;dbo&quot;.&quot;remotetable&quot;&quot;.&#xA;&#xA;This combination ..." />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="sqldbatips" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="19" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="0" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-10T15:45:20" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2001-01-01T00:00:00" />
        </Facet>
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          <Number Value="0" />
        </Facet>
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          <Number Value="0" />
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      </Facets>
    </Item>
    <Item Id="124" Img="#124" Name="382007" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/382007/in-sqlcmd-scripts-setvar-should-have-a-lower-precedence-than-command-line-variable-assignments">
      <Description>In Sqlcmd scripts setvar should have a lower precedence than command line variable assignments</Description>
      <Facets>
        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="In sqlcmd scripts, setvar statements have that higher precedence than variables set using -v command line arguments.  This is annoying because as a developer, I like to use embedded setvar statements in source controled scripts as defaults.  Then when the script is run, those defaults can be overridden by command line arguments.  Unfortunately, the current behavior is the opposite.  " />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="KevinC_At_FIServ" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="9" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="0" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-10T16:28:55" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2008-11-14T08:54:12" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Validations">
          <Number Value="1" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="WorkArounds">
          <Number Value="0" />
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          <String Value="Active" />
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          <String Value="bubblex:9" />
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          <String Value="bubblez:1" />
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      </Facets>
    </Item>
    <Item Id="125" Img="#125" Name="386055" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/386055/ssrs-2008-bizarre-bug-with-excel-rendering">
      <Description>SSRS 2008 - Bizarre Bug with Excel rendering</Description>
      <Facets>
        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="I have a report that has a table in it, and the cells in the table have a series of different background colours picked from the properties of the columns. Pretty standard stuff.&#xA;&#xA;Now, if I then upload and view the report on the Report Server it looks exactly as it did in Visual Studio. If I then export the report to Excel format, again it looks fine. However, if I then copy the Excel sheet with the report on to another workbook - either using &quot;Move or Copy&quot; or just selecting the cells and copyi..." />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="fagster" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="19" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="0" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-07T11:04:04" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2008-12-01T14:54:53" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Validations">
          <Number Value="17" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="WorkArounds">
          <Number Value="1" />
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          <String Value="Active" />
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      </Facets>
    </Item>
    <Item Id="126" Img="#126" Name="387163" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/387163/mssqlolapservice-start-request-failed">
      <Description>MSSQLOLAPSERVICE start request failed</Description>
      <Facets>
        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name=" I have installed MS-SQL 2008 Developer Edition in my laptop. The final message was SQL Server successfully&#xA;&#xA;intalled with failure.. I found out that all components was installed except the Analysis Services. Upon further examination and based on on-line help I found out that Analysis Services did not install becase its service failed to start.&#xA;&#xA;The message was&#xA;&#xA; &#xA;&#xA;      The Servcie could not be started. Reason: Service MSSQLOLAPSERVICE start request failed.&#xA;&#xA; &#xA;&#xA;   I have done some actions..." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="DashThunder" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="8" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="0" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-10T01:05:00" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2001-01-01T00:00:00" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Validations">
          <Number Value="0" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="WorkArounds">
          <Number Value="0" />
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        <Facet Name="Item Status">
          <String Value="Closed, Resolution: Not Reproducible" />
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      </Facets>
    </Item>
    <Item Id="127" Img="#127" Name="388482" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/388482/sql-server-extended-events-page-split-event-additions">
      <Description>SQL Server Extended Events Page/Split Event Additions</Description>
      <Facets>
        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="The page_split event in SQL Server 2008 Extended Events would be much more useful if it could return additional information in its column payload.  Currently, the payload only includes the file_id and page_id which limits its usefulness.  Additions to the column payload would greatly extend the usefulness of the page_split event and the level of information that it would provide to SQL Server Administrators." />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="Jonathan Kehayias" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="14" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="0" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-01T22:25:27" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2008-12-16T21:19:04" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Validations">
          <Number Value="0" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="WorkArounds">
          <Number Value="0" />
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          <String Value="Active" />
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          <String Value="bubblex:14" />
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    <Item Id="128" Img="#128" Name="390263" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/390263/invoke-sqlcmd-should-have-ability-to-capture-verbose-output">
      <Description>Invoke-SqlCmd should have ability to capture verbose output</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="I have been working with Invoke-SqlCmd to try and replace some of our existing sqlcmd.exe administrative functions.  Because Invoke-SqlCmd treats Print, raiserror, and some other items like sys dependancy warnings we are unable to view them in our output files.  Because some of our activities are automated and not run at the console, it is very important for audit purposes that we are able to view all output as if it was run from SSMS or sqlcmd.exe.  &#xA;&#xA;For example Test.sql contains&#xA;Print(Fir..." />
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          <String Value="ZetaOrionis" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="5" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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          <DateTime Value="2011-01-07T16:54:10" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2008-12-31T14:38:53" />
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    <Item Id="129" Img="#129" Name="390924" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/390924/localize-report-parameter-prompts-in-reporting-services-reports">
      <Description>Localize report parameter prompts in Reporting Services reports</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="I need to localize all reports based on the Internet Explorer language setting of the person viewing the report.  I can do this with most parts of a report ... for example, I can use expressions to determine the column or row heading to use in a table on a report, or to determine the chart title on a report ... but I cannot use an expression for report parameter prompts.  &#xA;&#xA;All reports that we have developed have filter lists (report parameters).  My users like to use these filter lists to qui..." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="Laurie Tuschen" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="15" />
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        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="0" />
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        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-06T05:00:27" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2009-01-05T06:53:48" />
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        <Facet Name="Validations">
          <Number Value="2" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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          <String Value="Active" />
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    <Item Id="130" Img="#130" Name="394870" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/394870/add-sys-indexes-create-date-and-modify-date-fields">
      <Description>Add sys.indexes create_date and modify_date fields</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="My company needs a way to easily identify when an index was created.  It would also be useful to know when an indexs ddl was last modified." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="Brian S" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="15" />
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        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="0" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2010-12-29T14:28:24" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2009-01-10T12:21:03" />
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        <Facet Name="Validations">
          <Number Value="1" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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          <String Value="Active" />
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    <Item Id="131" Img="#131" Name="397190" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/397190/ssrs-2005-does-not-completely-uninstall">
      <Description>SSRS 2005 Does Not Completely Uninstall</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="After installing a full SQL Server 2005 configuration and installing a SSRS performance dashboard (working), an uninstall of SSRS fails to completely remove SSRS.  Further attempts to remove SSRS result in an error." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="Randy in Marin" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="3" />
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        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="0" />
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        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-04T14:08:13" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2009-01-12T18:33:35" />
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        <Facet Name="Validations">
          <Number Value="3" />
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        <Facet Name="WorkArounds">
          <Number Value="1" />
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          <String Value="Active" />
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          <String Value="bubblex:3" />
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          <String Value="bubblez:1" />
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    <Item Id="132" Img="#132" Name="397615" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/397615/recycle-bin-for-microsoft-sql-server">
      <Description>Recycle Bin for Microsoft SQL Server</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="I would like to suggest a Recycle Bin for Microsoft SQL Server.  " />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="Alberto Morillo" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="8" />
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        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="4" />
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        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-01T22:31:03" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2009-01-13T08:30:54" />
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        <Facet Name="Validations">
          <Number Value="1" />
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        <Facet Name="WorkArounds">
          <Number Value="4" />
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          <String Value="Active" />
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          <String Value="bubblex:8" />
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          <String Value="bubbley:4" />
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          <String Value="bubblez:1" />
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    <Item Id="133" Img="#133" Name="404966" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/404966/full-justification-in-reporting-services-2008-needed">
      <Description>full justification in reporting services 2008 needed</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="full justification is a basic need in a reliable reporting solution, advanced formatting options like in crystal reports would make a better product but justification is mandatory." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="inDigeniCa" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="62" />
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        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="0" />
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        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-05T07:58:18" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2009-01-24T13:23:38" />
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        <Facet Name="Validations">
          <Number Value="3" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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          <String Value="Active" />
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          <String Value="bubblez:1" />
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    <Item Id="134" Img="#134" Name="416257" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/416257/xquery-sql-type-datetime-is-not-supported-in-xquery-sql-variable-and-sql-column-functions">
      <Description>XQuery: SQL type datetime is not supported in XQuery (sql:variable and sql:column functions)</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="This request is about MS SQL server 2005. The suggested work around; casting datetime values into datetime2 is not possible in SQL 2005, as the datetime2 datatype is not available in SQL 2005. I have set the status of this request back to active, to get this under your attention.&#xA;&#xA;-- original request follows:&#xA;&#xA;Please allow for variables and columns of sql type datetime to be retrieved in xquery. The below example works for almost every sql type but datetime and xml. xml is documented not to work..." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="rrozema" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="5" />
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        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="0" />
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        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-10T18:36:12" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2009-02-19T04:01:16" />
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        <Facet Name="Validations">
          <Number Value="3" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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          <String Value="Active" />
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    <Item Id="135" Img="#135" Name="419819" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/419819/merging-linking-datasets-on-report-level-ssrs-2008">
      <Description>Merging / Linking datasets on report level (SSRS 2008) </Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="At this moment it is not possible to merge/link multiple datasets data (from different datasources) into a single ?data region?. Most common workarounds are rewriting the different queries into one single query which introduce unnecessary complexity. Simple example:&#xA;&#xA;Dataset 1 (Actual), Sales Region/Country  Actuals:&#xA;Europe, Netherlands  -&gt; 10&#xA;Europe, Germany -&gt; 20&#xA;America, USA -&gt; 20&#xA;Africa, Egypt -&gt; 10&#xA;&#xA;Dataset 2 (Budget), Sales Region Budgets:&#xA;Europe -&gt; 35&#xA;America -&gt; 25&#xA;Asia -&gt; 30&#xA;..." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="Frank van Zuilen" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="146" />
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        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="1" />
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        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-11T12:59:12" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2009-03-02T00:18:42" />
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        <Facet Name="Validations">
          <Number Value="12" />
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        <Facet Name="WorkArounds">
          <Number Value="0" />
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          <String Value="Active" />
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          <String Value="bubblez:1" />
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    <Item Id="136" Img="#136" Name="427685" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/427685/please-remove-auto-shrink-from-maintenance-plans">
      <Description>Please remove auto shrink from maintenance plans</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="Please remove the Shrink Database option for maintenance plans. Or, rename it to auto fragment, so that the implications of its usage would be more clear to novice DBAs.&#xA;&#xA;For additional reference, please visit:&#xA;http://weblogs.sqlteam.com/geoffh/archive/2009/03/19/Auto-Fragmenting-Databases.aspx&#xA;&#xA;and&#xA;&#xA;http://blogs.msdn.com/sqlserverstorageengine/archive/2007/03/28/turn-auto-shrink-off.aspx&#xA;&#xA;and finally&#xA;&#xA;http://www.sqlskills.com/blogs/paul/post/Auto-shrink-e28093-turn-it-OFF!.aspx&#xA;..." />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="SQLRockstar" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="29" />
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        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="1" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-04T23:26:06" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2009-03-27T10:44:45" />
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        <Facet Name="Validations">
          <Number Value="3" />
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          <Number Value="2" />
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          <String Value="Active" />
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      </Facets>
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    <Item Id="137" Img="#137" Name="428595" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/428595/keep-together-property-not-working-in-ssrs-2008">
      <Description>Keep together property not working in SSRS 2008</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="Keep Together Property not working properly in SSRS 2008.This is happening in different scenarios.One of them is having more number of detail sections.Is there any work around or the property setting to achieve keep together property if you have more than 5 detail sections for a group.Also it seems not working when you have more number of groups." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="jagadeeshmk" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="39" />
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        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="0" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-07T12:51:05" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2009-03-31T10:28:53" />
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        <Facet Name="Validations">
          <Number Value="24" />
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        <Facet Name="WorkArounds">
          <Number Value="4" />
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          <String Value="Active" />
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    </Item>
    <Item Id="138" Img="#138" Name="432281" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/432281/sql-server-doesnt-have-an-ansi-interval-data-type">
      <Description>SQL Server doesnt have an ANSI INTERVAL data type</Description>
      <Facets>
        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="SQL Server does not have an ANSI INTERVAL data type.  When we create effectively dated tables we have to simulate a time period by using 2 DATETIME columns (StartDate, EndDate).  However, often we dont want to allow 2 rows to have overlapping date ranges and many times we dont want to allow gaps in there either.  All of these validations have to be done in SQL.  It is cumbersome and probably doesnt perform as well as a data type would." />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="Sam Bendayan" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="27" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="0" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-01T22:06:23" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2009-04-13T14:09:18" />
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        <Facet Name="Validations">
          <Number Value="2" />
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        <Facet Name="WorkArounds">
          <Number Value="0" />
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          <String Value="Active" />
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          <String Value="bubblex:27" />
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          <String Value="bubblez:1" />
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      </Facets>
    </Item>
    <Item Id="139" Img="#139" Name="436342" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/436342/sql-server-agent-add-configfiles-from-previous-jobstep">
      <Description>SQL Server Agent add Configfiles from previous jobstep</Description>
      <Facets>
        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="Hi,&#xA;This bug is on SQL Server 2005 (9.0.4220) and also on SQL Server 2008 (10.0.2710).&#xA;Productlanguage German and English.&#xA;&#xA;" />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="willfried" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="2" />
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        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="0" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-08T10:43:02" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2001-01-01T00:00:00" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Validations">
          <Number Value="0" />
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        <Facet Name="WorkArounds">
          <Number Value="0" />
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        <Facet Name="Item Status">
          <String Value="Resolved, Resolution: Fixed" />
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          <String Value="bubblez:1" />
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      </Facets>
    </Item>
    <Item Id="140" Img="#140" Name="443064" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/443064/rsclientprint-font-rendering-wrong-when-printing">
      <Description>RSClientPrint font rendering wrong when printing</Description>
      <Facets>
        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="After upgrading to SQL 2008 all of our SSRS reports are printing with the wrong fonts or rendering.  It only happens with the RSClientPrint ActiveX control, Business Intelligence Studio works fine.  It looks as if its using a bad print driver but changing printers doesnt affect the outcome at all.  Happens on all workstations and server when using RSClientPrint.  Tested with Arial, Tahoma, or Verdana, same issue.  See attached files for example.  Export to PDF or any other format works fine ho..." />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="hawk684" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="9" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="0" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-07T07:38:56" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2001-01-01T00:00:00" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Validations">
          <Number Value="0" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="WorkArounds">
          <Number Value="0" />
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        <Facet Name="Item Status">
          <String Value="Closed, Resolution: Not Reproducible" />
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          <String Value="bubblex:9" />
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          <String Value="bubblez:1" />
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      </Facets>
    </Item>
    <Item Id="141" Img="#141" Name="454744" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/454744/filtered-index-not-used-and-key-lookup-with-no-output">
      <Description>Filtered index not used and key lookup with no output </Description>
      <Facets>
        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="A query with an IS NULL predicate that precisely matches a filtered index predicate where the index is covering gets a plan that uses a clustered index scan. If the index is forced via a hint then the expected nonclustered index scan is seen, but theres a key lookup present in the plan as well thats not looking anything up. Its output list is empty.&#xA;&#xA;If the predicate of the query and the index is inverted (to IS NOT NULL) then the index is selected as expected and there is no key lookup prese..." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="GilaMonster" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="10" />
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        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="0" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-02T08:15:56" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2001-01-01T00:00:00" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Validations">
          <Number Value="0" />
        </Facet>
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          <Number Value="0" />
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        <Facet Name="Item Status">
          <String Value="Closed, Resolution: Wont Fix" />
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          <String Value="bubblex:10" />
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    </Item>
    <Item Id="142" Img="#142" Name="454870" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/454870/no-way-to-see-contents-of-table-valued-variable-in-debugger">
      <Description>No way to see contents of table valued variable in debugger</Description>
      <Facets>
        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="There is no way to see contents of table valued variable in debugger. This is frustrating since you would like to be able to look into these variables like other variables." />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="Anthony C Bloesch" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="47" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="0" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-06T10:28:13" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2009-05-20T12:30:15" />
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    <Item Id="143" Img="#143" Name="457024" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/457024/update-statistics-top-100-percent-and-sort-warnings">
      <Description>Update statistics, top 100 percent and Sort warnings</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="Sort Warnings are generated when explicit sorting of queries is spilled into tempdb when there are less memory buffers left. Index maintenace scripts do NOT generate these and the expectation is, these shouldnt happen for Update Statistics also. Here is a code snippet generated from Update Statistics.&#xA;&#xA;SELECT StatMan([SC0], [SB0000]) FROM &#xA;(SELECT TOP 100 PERCENT [SC0], step_direction([SC0]) over (order by NULL) AS [SB0000] FROM &#xA; (SELECT [cEndDateTime] AS [SC0] FROM [dbo].[Tablename] &#xA;&#x9;WI..." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="Sankar Reddy" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="18" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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          <DateTime Value="2011-01-08T14:05:21" />
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          <DateTime Value="2009-05-23T21:12:40" />
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    <Item Id="144" Img="#144" Name="458776" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/458776/provide-more-granular-rights-for-subscription-creation-only-allow-user-to-choose-shared-scehdules">
      <Description>Provide more granular rights for subscription creation, only allow user to choose shared scehdules</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="Currently, Users with create subscription rights can create a subscription that runs anytime.  Administrators should have the option of allowing subscriptions to run only at times defined by predetermined shared schedules.&#xA;&#xA;" />
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          <String Value="BigJimSlade80465" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="5" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-07T10:23:23" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2009-05-26T21:52:53" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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    <Item Id="145" Img="#145" Name="466121" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/466121/allow-backup-of-database-in-standby-mode">
      <Description>Allow backup of database in standby mode</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="Please allow backup of database in standby mode!&#xA;&#xA;This comes up as a very common requirement in HA/DR planning.  Logs are shipped over a (relatively) small pipe to a DR site, for days or weeks or months.  As part of a (partial) failover plan, we need a full backup of a current version of the database to restore on another server on the DR side - but we cannot take the main DR (secondary) copy out of standby without breaking the log chain.  Yes, we might have to pause the application of logs - ..." />
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          <String Value="JRStern" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="16" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-10T16:29:03" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2009-06-10T16:56:09" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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          <Number Value="1" />
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          <String Value="Active" />
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    <Item Id="146" Img="#146" Name="466318" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/466318/index-id-255-fatal-error-msg-602">
      <Description>Index ID 255, Fatal Error Msg 602</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="If you create a table with a text or image column and then proceed to create an index called t&lt;table&gt; using the WITH DROP_EXISTING clause, this destroys the &quot;fake&quot; index 255, also called t&lt;table&gt;, which prevents you from performing DML statements on the table thereafter." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="MarkNicholson" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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          <Number Value="1" />
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        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-06T20:34:26" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2001-01-01T00:00:00" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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          <String Value="Closed, Resolution: Not Reproducible" />
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    <Item Id="147" Img="#147" Name="467690" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/467690/date-format-always-reverts-to-us-date-format-when-scripting-database-objects">
      <Description>Date Format always reverts to US date format when Scripting Database Objects</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="When scripting a database the regional settings of the machine are disregarded using both the SQLServer Management Studio and also when you use Server Management Objects from within a .NET application in the Object comments that get created.&#xA;&#xA; /****** Object:  Table [dbo].[AAAExampleData]    Script Date: 06/17/2009 10:08:38 ******/" />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="Paul Farry" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="1" />
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        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="1" />
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        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-10T00:18:08" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2001-01-01T00:00:00" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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          <String Value="Closed, Resolution: Fixed" />
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    <Item Id="148" Img="#148" Name="468478" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/468478/sql-server-2008-periodically-does-not-accept-connections">
      <Description>SQL Server 2008 Periodically Does Not Accept Connections</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="This is happening on a couple of my SQL 2008 servers in Production, about once a week. We see lots of these two errors in the SQL Error Log: &#xA;&#xA;The client was unable to reuse a session with SPID 127, which had been reset for connection pooling. The failure ID is 29. This error may have been caused by an earlier operation failing. Check the error logs for failed operations immediately before this error message.&#xA;Error: 18056, Severity: 20, State: 23.  &#xA;&#xA;The server stops accepting connections f..." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="GlennAlanBerry" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="27" />
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        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="0" />
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        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-05T13:57:41" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2001-01-01T00:00:00" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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          <String Value="Closed, Resolution: Not Reproducible" />
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    <Item Id="149" Img="#149" Name="468482" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/468482/not-save-rdl-data-file-with-report">
      <Description>NOT save rdl.data file with report</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="There should be an option at the Report file level that allows or disallows the saving of an rdl.data file along side the report.&#xA;&#xA;There are cases during development when the designer will want to force the renderer to make another round-trip to the server to get fresh data each time the report is previewed. &#xA;&#xA;There may also be cases where (corporate policy?) where the saving of cached data to a local hard drive is dis-allowed. As it exists now, you would need to manually search your drive f..." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="Todd C" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="4" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-06T18:21:45" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2009-06-19T10:23:02" />
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    <Item Id="150" Img="#150" Name="468517" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/468517/update-statistics-at-the-partition-level">
      <Description>Update Statistics at the partition level</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="Id like to see Update Statistics modified to include partitionID in combination with the existing table or indexed view name.&#xA;&#xA;With the improvements of 2k8 and partitioning, very large result sets are being seen at one of my clients that utilizes partitioning.  Having to update statistics against partitions that havent changed in order to achieve the change on the partition that actually needs it, creates additional overhead that is not required.  It also forces a change to plans that wouldn..." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="Data Realized" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="70" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-05T22:56:33" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2009-06-19T14:24:51" />
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        <Facet Name="Validations">
          <Number Value="3" />
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          <String Value="Active" />
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    <Item Id="151" Img="#151" Name="468694" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/468694/maxdop-option-in-dbcc-checkdb">
      <Description>MAXDOP option in DBCC CHECKDB</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="I would like to have an MAXDOP option in the command DBCC CHECKDB (just as I have in ALTER INDEX ... REBUILD).&#xA;&#xA;This is useful if youre on Enterprise Edition and would like to run DBCC CHECKDB with another MAXDOP than the sp_configure value." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="Ola Hallengren" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="63" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-10T16:10:00" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2009-06-21T01:20:13" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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          <String Value="Active" />
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    <Item Id="152" Img="#152" Name="468876" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/468876/ssrs-2008-font-type-support">
      <Description>SSRS 2008 Font Type Support</Description>
      <Facets>
        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="SSRS 2008 SP1 cannot use Open Type Fonts (.otf) for reporting output." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="AndyM1976" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="1" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-04T10:29:34" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2001-01-01T00:00:00" />
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        <Facet Name="Validations">
          <Number Value="0" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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    <Item Id="153" Img="#153" Name="469527" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/469527/max-rownumber-in-cte-table-doesnt-return-the-correct-value">
      <Description>MAX(RowNumber) in CTE table doesnt return the correct value</Description>
      <Facets>
        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="MAX function is not returning the correct maximum value of the row number column in the CTE table genereate by ROW_NUMBER() OVER(ORDER BY...&#xA;&#xA;Please refer to Feedback ID: 469514, which includes the whole scenario." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="Marcelo Barbieri" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="1" />
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        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="0" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-04T19:45:07" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2001-01-01T00:00:00" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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    <Item Id="154" Img="#154" Name="472092" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/472092/newsequentialid-bug-in-management-studio">
      <Description>NEWSEQUENTIALID bug in management studio</Description>
      <Facets>
        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="management studio always gives an error message for tables in which NEWSEQUENTIALID() is used for a default uniqueidentifier column. this is a well known issue since sql2005 but it STILL exists in sql2008!!!!!!" />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="Ugur1" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="16" />
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        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="0" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-10T14:33:55" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2001-01-01T00:00:00" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Validations">
          <Number Value="0" />
        </Facet>
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          <Number Value="0" />
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          <String Value="Closed, Resolution: Fixed" />
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    </Item>
    <Item Id="155" Img="#155" Name="472731" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/472731/persian-hijri-shamsi-datetime">
      <Description>Persian Hijri Shamsi Datetime</Description>
      <Facets>
        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="its too hard making application for customers that their default calendar is Hijri Shamsi Calendar and querying,checking,converting to or from gregorian calendar,...  always been hard ,we look forward this in your products,thanx" />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="Blue666Boy" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="15" />
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        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="0" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-07T05:22:57" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2009-07-06T05:41:43" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Validations">
          <Number Value="0" />
        </Facet>
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          <Number Value="0" />
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          <String Value="Active" />
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    </Item>
    <Item Id="156" Img="#156" Name="472969" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/472969/change-default-recovery-model">
      <Description>Change Default Recovery Model</Description>
      <Facets>
        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="There is a constant battle from many people to handle the transaction log size. I see questions posted online on an almost daily basis about how to deal with a large transaction log from many product users that are not experienced DBAs. They often set up full backups, assuming that this will clear the log.&#xA;&#xA;The default setting for model (and thus other databases) is the full recovery model. While this is what most people need, they do not know how to deal with it." />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="way0utwest" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="29" />
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        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="4" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-01T22:01:18" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2009-07-07T08:17:13" />
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        <Facet Name="Validations">
          <Number Value="15" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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          <String Value="Active" />
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    </Item>
    <Item Id="157" Img="#157" Name="473013" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/473013/scripting-a-drop-of-a-column-default-is-incorrect-when-table-is-in-a-user-defined-schema">
      <Description>Scripting a DROP of a column DEFAULT is incorrect when table is in a user-defined schema</Description>
      <Facets>
        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="In SSMS the scripting of the drop of a DEFAULT for a column in a table with a user-defined schema does not provide the correct existence condition and therefore fails to drop the DEFAULT constraint. This causes an error if the constraint is subsequently re-added.&#xA;The script omits the schema name on the existence condition but that only works if the underlying table is in the default schema." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="Don Vilen" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="4" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="0" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2010-12-29T18:43:13" />
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    <Item Id="158" Img="#158" Name="473953" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/473953/new-psdrive-with-sql-authentication-internally-is-using-integrated-authentication">
      <Description>New-PSDrive with SQL Authentication internally is using Integrated Authentication</Description>
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          <Link Name="While trying to connect to a remote instance of SQL Server (which is configured to use mixed mode authentication) if we register using New-PSDrive and specify the right SQL Server authentication credentials (as documented in Books Online), it fails to connect. If you capture a SQL Server Profiler trace on the remote server, you notice that the PowerShell client is internally connecting twice: once with Windows credentials and if that succeeds only does it connect using the SQL Server credentials..." />
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          <String Value="Arvindsh" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="3" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-06T20:34:26" />
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          <DateTime Value="2001-01-01T00:00:00" />
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    <Item Id="159" Img="#159" Name="474047" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/474047/ssrs-2008-3d-bar-chart-data-labels">
      <Description>SSRS 2008 3D bar chart data labels </Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="The problem is that I cant seem to move the labels on the bars - only rotation is available while if I change a property for the data labels called Position it does not get applied." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="LadySQLBI" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="1" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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          <DateTime Value="2011-01-11T06:34:47" />
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          <DateTime Value="2001-01-01T00:00:00" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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    <Item Id="160" Img="#160" Name="474073" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/474073/ssis-term-extraction-transformation-custom-dictionary">
      <Description>SSIS Term Extraction Transformation Custom Dictionary</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="The SSIS Term Extraction Transformations dictionary is a black box which cannot be modifed in any form. This means where there are gaps in the dictionary it cannot identify plurals (Eg Commandment and Commandments), and it cannot be customised for new words, e.g. product names, or allow for common misspellings.&#xA;&#xA;" />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="BI Monkey" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="4" />
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        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="0" />
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        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-07T16:21:23" />
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          <DateTime Value="2001-01-01T00:00:00" />
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    <Item Id="161" Img="#161" Name="474426" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/474426/cannot-use-analysis-services-connection-manager-from-data-source">
      <Description>Cannot use Analysis Services Connection Manager from Data Source</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="When I am creating or editing an Analysis Services Processing Task in an SSIS package (SQL 2005) if I have an Analysis Services Connection Manager created from a Data Source, I am not able to use it for my AS Processing task.  I have to create a new Connection Manager in the task." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="Tab Alleman 2" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="3" />
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        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="0" />
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        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-10T18:01:07" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2009-07-14T09:00:25" />
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          <Number Value="1" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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    <Item Id="162" Img="#162" Name="475337" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/475337/full-powershell-shell">
      <Description>Full powershell shell</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="Please invoke the full powershell not a &quot;mini-shell&quot;.  Powershell is very powerful but the mini-shell you get when invoking Powershell from the Management Studio is missing a lot of functionality." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="Ira Davis" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="2" />
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        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="1" />
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        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2010-12-30T08:03:15" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2001-01-01T00:00:00" />
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        <Facet Name="Validations">
          <Number Value="0" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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    <Item Id="163" Img="#163" Name="476513" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/476513/intellisense-in-sqlcmd-mode">
      <Description>Intellisense in SQLCMD Mode</Description>
      <Facets>
        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="Im just putting in a vote for intellisense in SQLCMD mode of SSMS. I have sqlcmd mode turned on by default, and now I dont have intellisense at all.&#xA;&#xA;I understand turning off intellisense when scripting variables are being used, but when scripting variables are not used, or dont affect the current query, intellisense should still be available." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="mysticfireball" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="2" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2010-12-31T05:01:43" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2009-07-22T23:16:30" />
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    <Item Id="164" Img="#164" Name="477262" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/477262/ssis-flat-file-connection-manager-cannot-set-precision-for-decimal-columns">
      <Description>SSIS Flat File Connection Manager: Cannot set precision for Decimal columns</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="On the Advanced tab of the Flat File connection manager, you can set the data type of a column to decimal [DT_DECIMAL] but can only set the Scale - the Precision is greyed out.&#xA;&#xA;This renders the output of the column unusable." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="BI Monkey" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="1" />
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          <Number Value="1" />
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        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-06T20:34:27" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2001-01-01T00:00:00" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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    <Item Id="165" Img="#165" Name="479617" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/479617/cannot-copy-100-000-rows-of-text-from-ssms-editor-or-results-window-to-clipboard">
      <Description>Cannot copy &gt;100,000 rows of text from SSMS editor or results window to clipboard</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="When a Management Studio query editor or results pane contains more than 100,000 rows of text, Select All, Copy should copy those results to the clipboard. Instead, the Copy command clears the clipboard. Copy/Paste therefore cannot be used to move the information from SSMS to another application such as Notepad, Excel, Word, or such.&#xA;&#xA;Use cases: Queries are often written to produce results for another application, and there are situations where it is inconvenient to transfer the information in a..." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="Steve Kass" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="16" />
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        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="1" />
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        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-11T02:43:53" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2009-07-31T05:45:45" />
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        <Facet Name="Validations">
          <Number Value="7" />
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          <Number Value="1" />
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    <Item Id="166" Img="#166" Name="480713" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/480713/query-causes-a-severe-error-occurred-on-the-current-command-message-and-sporadically-causes-the-server-to-shut-down">
      <Description>Query causes A severe error occurred on the current command message, and sporadically causes the server to shut down.</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="The following query causes  the &quot;A severe error occurred on the current command&quot; error to be generated if its issued while SET NO_BROWSETABLE is turned on.  The server appears to become unstable after this occurs, as SQL Server crashes if its done repeatedly.&#xA;&#xA;I realize that NO_BROWSETABLE is undocumented, but it is being issued by ADO, not by us.  (Its included here only because it appears to be a necessary piece to cause the problem.)&#xA;&#xA;The offending code is:&#xA;&#xA;SELECT PL.PackingListID&#xA;..." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="Odie34" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="0" />
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        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="0" />
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        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2010-12-29T16:24:54" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2001-01-01T00:00:00" />
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    </Item>
    <Item Id="167" Img="#167" Name="480714" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/480714/enable-code-outlining-regardless-of-what-sql-version-of-ssms-is-connected-to">
      <Description>Enable code outlining regardless of what SQL version of SSMS is connected to</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="Code outlining in SSMS 2008 can only be used when connected to a 2008 server for single connections. However, this apparantly has nothing to do with 2008 specifically because code outlining is available in multiserver queries against 2000 and 2005 servers.&#xA;" />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="Kendal Van Dyke" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="18" />
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        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="1" />
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        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-10T06:47:48" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2009-08-04T08:58:57" />
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          <Number Value="3" />
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          <Number Value="1" />
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      </Facets>
    </Item>
    <Item Id="168" Img="#168" Name="481600" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/481600/report-builder-improvements">
      <Description>Report Builder Improvements</Description>
      <Facets>
        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="In order to work well for an ISV, the Report Builder tool needs to have the ability to be embedded in a Windows form and be fully customizable by the developer." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="CoLeichty" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="8" />
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        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="0" />
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        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-09T20:24:30" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2009-08-07T11:37:31" />
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        <Facet Name="Validations">
          <Number Value="0" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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    <Item Id="169" Img="#169" Name="482339" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/482339/provide-support-for-import-and-export-settings-in-sql-server-2008-r2">
      <Description>Provide Support for Import and Export Settings in SQL Server 2008 R2</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="If there is one feature that is obviously missing from SQL Server Management Studio today I would say that it is the ability to export and import the settings from the SSMS Tools, Options, dialog.&#xA;&#xA;I have just installed the SSMS 2008 R2 August CTP and was hopeful that this would be provided although it is still not there.&#xA;&#xA;I install SSMS on several machines and use those environments concurrently, it would be very useful to be able to configure SSMS once and then to use those settings everyw..." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="Doug Holland" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="2" />
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        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="0" />
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        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2010-12-30T09:18:32" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2001-01-01T00:00:00" />
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        <Facet Name="Validations">
          <Number Value="0" />
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    </Item>
    <Item Id="170" Img="#170" Name="485347" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/485347/vs-2008-ide-hangs-on-ssis-package-ot-task-validation-when-connection-is-not-available">
      <Description>VS 2008 IDE hangs on SSIS package ot task validation when connection is not available</Description>
      <Facets>
        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="VS 2008 IDE hangs when trying to validate tasks (take to long and Visual studio says that it is busy and unresponsive).&#xA;And If Offline mode was set and on every task is set delayed validation, then opening tasks properties on connection page hangs IDE permanently.&#xA;" />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="BINGO BONGO" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="8" />
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        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="0" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2010-12-30T00:00:05" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2001-01-01T00:00:00" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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      </Facets>
    </Item>
    <Item Id="171" Img="#171" Name="487106" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/487106/allow-sub-folders-in-ssrs-projects">
      <Description>Allow Sub Folders in SSRS Projects</Description>
      <Facets>
        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="I think that it would be great if we could create sub folders under the Reports folder of a SSRS project in BIDS so that if we needed to create folders for our reports on the Report Server we wouldnt have to keep them in separate projects with separate data sources.&#xA;&#xA;I know that we can have multiple projects in a single solution, but this is just a work around.  Ive got a dozen projects in a single solution in BIDS and when I make changes to reports in different folders that are related but fo..." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="mrdenny" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="18" />
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        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="0" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2010-12-30T12:10:59" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2009-08-31T13:14:23" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Validations">
          <Number Value="0" />
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          <String Value="Active" />
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          <String Value="bubblex:18" />
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      </Facets>
    </Item>
    <Item Id="172" Img="#172" Name="487323" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/487323/stroing-the-checkpoints-in-sql-server-instead-of-file-server">
      <Description>Stroing the checkpoints in SQL server instead of File server</Description>
      <Facets>
        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="Stroing the checkpoints in SQL server instead of File server.&#xA;." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="kchokkal" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
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      <Description>Partition processing slow due to object dependancy checking using transitive closure</Description>
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          <Number Value="9" />
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          <DateTime Value="2009-09-03T06:03:35" />
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    <Item Id="174" Img="#174" Name="488387" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/488387/fuzzy-lookup-triggers-sqldumper-even-with-very-small-dataset-with-run64bitruntime-set-to-false">
      <Description>Fuzzy lookup triggers SQLDUMPER, even with very small dataset with Run64BitRuntime set to false</Description>
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          <String Value="dwc14" />
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          <DateTime Value="2011-01-07T11:00:30" />
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          <DateTime Value="2009-09-06T14:53:57" />
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          <Number Value="11" />
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    <Item Id="175" Img="#175" Name="490163" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/490163/xml-exist-bug">
      <Description>xml.exist() bug</Description>
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          <Link Name="Try the following in SQL 2005:&#xA;&#xA;declare @xmlvar xml&#xA;select @xmlvar = 4700280010099706&#xA;select @xmlvar.exist(/R[N=4700280010099706])&#xA;&#xA;This will return 0, when it should return 1. Change any digit of the number 4700280010099706 in both the XML variable and the xpath query inside the exist function and it will most likely return the expected result 1. I have been able to reproduce this with a couple other numbers as well (no apparent pattern though.)&#xA;&#xA;One solution youll fi..." />
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          <DateTime Value="2011-01-10T23:42:16" />
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    <Item Id="176" Img="#176" Name="490813" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/490813/ssis-date-format-metadata">
      <Description>SSIS- date format metadata</Description>
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          <Link Name="When copiing text files there is often dates in text those must be copied. Date format is not always that is supported by SSIS. So there is extra step in convering text to dates in dataflow (we must manually add this step)." />
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          <Number Value="1" />
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          <DateTime Value="2011-01-06T20:34:23" />
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          <DateTime Value="2001-01-01T00:00:00" />
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    <Item Id="177" Img="#177" Name="491191" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/491191/dcr-gemini-table-and-views-import-filter">
      <Description>DCR: Gemini - Table and Views import filter</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="If you are selecting a table/view from a database that has 100s of objects, you have to scroll all the way to where your required table/view is and this can be tedious. Also, the fact that the scroll bar is quite sensitive does not help matters." />
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    <Item Id="178" Img="#178" Name="491533" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/491533/invoke-sqlcmd-should-be-able-to-capture-multiple-results-in-container-object">
      <Description>Invoke-SQLCmd should be able to capture multiple results in container object</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="Invoke-SQLCmd should be able to capture multiple results from queries that return more than 1 result set.  It should be able to return a container object for ease of determining which result set you are accessing.&#xA;&#xA;This would allow easier use of existing stored procedures from applications for testing and using built in stored procedures and consuming their results." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="Stephen Mills" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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    <Item Id="179" Img="#179" Name="495957" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/495957/internal-error-invalid-pane-configuration">
      <Description>Internal Error, invalid pane configuration. </Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="I have SQL Server 2005 client tools installed.  I also have Visual Studio 2003, 2005, and 2008 installed.&#xA;&#xA;In SQL Server 2005, I am having a problem right clicking and opening a table.&#xA;&#xA;I tried loading SQL Server 2008 but the install program fails with an invalid string length.&#xA;&#xA;I have uninstalled and reinstalled ASP.NET 1.1, 2, and 3.5 sp1.&#xA;&#xA;Any help with this would be greatly appreciated.&#xA;&#xA;The following is the error that I am receiving:&#xA;&#xA;===================================&#xA;&#xA;Inter..." />
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          <String Value="bosely" />
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          <Number Value="2" />
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    <Item Id="180" Img="#180" Name="496839" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/496839/creating-filestream-enabled-database-crashes-computer">
      <Description>Creating Filestream enabled database crashes computer</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="We have a product that uses SQL Server 2008 Express Edition.  When some of our customers are trying to use this application creating the database with filestream enabled it causes the computer to crash.  We have managed to find a reason and a work around.  It appears that certian virus scanning software is the cause.  Uninstalling the virus software then allows for the database to be created.  You can then re-install the virus checker and the the product will continue to function normally.  This..." />
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    <Item Id="181" Img="#181" Name="499161" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/499161/ssms-2008-object-explorer-details-for-functions">
      <Description>SSMS 2008 Object Explorer Details for Functions</Description>
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          <Link Name="The object explorer details for functions does not display the date created or the schema of the object.  The same information displayed by default for Stored Procedures should be displayed for functions as well." />
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          <String Value="SC_2010" />
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          <Number Value="2" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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          <DateTime Value="2011-01-10T00:19:02" />
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    <Item Id="182" Img="#182" Name="508322" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/508322/select-statement-fails-with-expression-evaluation-caused-an-overflow">
      <Description>SELECT statement fails with Expression evaluation caused an overflow</Description>
      <Facets>
        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="SELECT statement execution with ORDER BY clause and one of the columns numeric is causing the following error: &#xA;Major Error 0x80004005, Minor Error 25901&#xA;Expression evaluation caused an overflow. [ Name of function (if known) =  ]&#xA;The error occurs only on some sets of data.&#xA;Detected on SQL Server CE 3.5 running on a PC." />
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          <String Value="mokule" />
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          <Number Value="3" />
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          <DateTime Value="2011-01-10T06:24:52" />
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    <Item Id="183" Img="#183" Name="508552" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/508552/ssis-vs2010-project-type">
      <Description>SSIS VS2010 project type</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="We want to upgrade our ETL solution to VS 2010 since it has our test projects, db projects, code, etc. along with the ETL, but we cannot since there is no 2010 ssis project type, nor one in the pipe.  Can we get one asap?&#xA;&#xA;See details here:&#xA;http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/sqlintegrationservices/thread/c28210b0-691c-45ca-9f0c-685b423e881f/" />
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          <Number Value="403" />
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          <Number Value="2" />
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    <Item Id="184" Img="#184" Name="509295" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/509295/sql-server-2008-r2-sqlps-mini-shell-upgrade-to-v2-0">
      <Description>SQL Server 2008/R2 - SQLPS mini-Shell Upgrade to v2.0</Description>
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          <Link Name="For sometime now Ive been using SQLPS and I already have the SQLsnapin loaded into my PowerShell v2 profile.  This works GREAT!!&#xA;&#xA;Now, Im doing more SSIS creating and scheduling jobs.  But, to find out that, Im limited to use PowerShell v1 cmdlets because of SQLPS integrated in SQL Agent.  So, Im missing some good stuff from v2. &#xA;&#xA;I hope the SQL Team would consider updating/Upgrading their SQLPS v1 to v2.  This will add a greater value to their SQL product and all scripting people would ..." />
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          <Number Value="6" />
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      <Description>The login form on SSMS 2008 R2 does not fill-up the last used login and password to connect to a database engine.</Description>
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          <Link Name="When you enter lots of user names and passwords to connect to DB engine using SSMS 2008 R2 August CTP, it does not bring the last login and password used. It brings the first on the dropdownlist. On SSMS 2005 the last login information is also filled by deafult." />
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          <String Value="C H I L ?" />
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          <Number Value="1" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2010-12-31T07:40:52" />
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    <Item Id="186" Img="#186" Name="510913" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/510913/ssms-connect-to-server-connect-with-different-windows-authentication">
      <Description>SSMS Connect to Server, connect with different Windows  Authentication</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="Please allow the use of different Windows Authentication that the current desktop user. I would like to login with the domain service account sometimes and that is not easy when working from by desktop logged in with my domain user account." />
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          <Number Value="2" />
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          <Number Value="1" />
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          <DateTime Value="2010-12-30T06:50:55" />
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      <Description>Copy-Paste does not working properly in SQL Server Management Studio</Description>
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          <Link Name="You cannot copy more than 100000 rows from SQL Server Management Studio query edit window or &quot;Messages&quot; tab that appears after executing T-SQL batch.&#xA;&#xA;It is not a Windows clipboard limitation, because you could easily copy and paste any number of rows from notepad to Word, for example.&#xA;&#xA;There is no limitations on how many rows you could paste into SQL Server Management Studio." />
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          <String Value="Tryout User" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="3" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-11T02:32:23" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2009-11-18T01:07:33" />
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        <Facet Name="Validations">
          <Number Value="1" />
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    <Item Id="188" Img="#188" Name="512695" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/512695/error-after-creating-policies-on-sql-server-2008-build-10-0-2531-0-sp1">
      <Description>Error after creating Policies on SQL Server 2008 Build 10.0.2531.0  SP1</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="I created 3 policies. 1 for view. 1 for functions. 1 for stored procedures. They all check for ANSI NULL. They are set to On Change:prevent. After creating and enabling these policies I get the below error sporadically when loading stored procedures or making changes to the database.&#xA;&#xA;&quot;Msg 3991, Level 16, State 1, Procedure sp_execute_policy, Line 0&#xA;The context transaction which was active before entering user defined routine, trigger or aggregate &quot;sp_execute_policy&quot; has been ended inside of ..." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="Jerry Close" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="1" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2010-12-31T12:56:31" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2001-01-01T00:00:00" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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    <Item Id="189" Img="#189" Name="513265" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/513265/ssrs-2008-image-rendered-too-small-i-pdf-when-used-as-a-marker-in-a-line-chart">
      <Description>SSRS 2008 image rendered too small i PDF when used as a marker in a line chart </Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="Hi MS,&#xA;&#xA;I am having troubles when using in a line chart image as a marker. The image is 96 dpi and tried with all possible mime types - gif, jpge, bitmap etc. The image appears 5-6 times smaller in the pdf then in the html version. I thought this may be due to the different renderes, so I added the same image on the report body and it is rendered perfectly in the html and pdf version. However the image that is used as a marker within the line chart can only be viewed within the pdf when 500% z..." />
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          <String Value="LadySQLBI" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="1" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-06T20:34:27" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2009-11-22T07:48:29" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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    <Item Id="190" Img="#190" Name="513376" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/513376/a-better-collision-free-hash-function-for-comparing-rows-of-data">
      <Description>A Better Collision-Free Hash Function for Comparing Rows of Data</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="This is a request for a new function which would accept input column names similar to CHECKSUM, with an additional hash algorithm name parameter, and generate a hash value using a collision-free hash algorithm. A common business case for this enhancement is for change detection in BI solutions, such as updating Slowly Changing Dimensions.&#xA;&#xA;SQL Server has long supported a function known as CHECKSUM, which takes string values or column names as input and returns a hash value generated by a simpl..." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="Mike C_1" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="28" />
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        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="1" />
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        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-07T16:32:29" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2009-11-22T15:41:38" />
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    <Item Id="191" Img="#191" Name="514038" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/514038/insufficient-memory-to-continue-the-execution-of-the-program-ssas-cube-browsing">
      <Description>Insufficient memory to continue the execution of the program - SSAS Cube Browsing</Description>
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          <Link Name="Whenever I try to use the Browse Cube feature on an SSAS database (both SSAS 2008 and SSAS 2005 cubes), I get an &quot;Insufficient memory to continue the execution of the program&quot; error message. I have an option Click here to try loading the browser again but it never works. Clicking on the more detailed error information just repeats that same error message without any additional information.&#xA;&#xA;Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio&#x9;&#x9;&#x9;10.0.2531.0&#xA;Microsoft Analysis Services Client Tools&#x9;&#x9;&#x9;&#x9;10..." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="mikep82" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="5" />
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        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="0" />
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        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-10T10:57:27" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2009-11-24T12:29:19" />
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        <Facet Name="Validations">
          <Number Value="6" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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          <String Value="Active" />
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    <Item Id="192" Img="#192" Name="517462" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/517462/ssas-visual-indicator-for-when-cube-designer-may-be-presenting-wrong-info">
      <Description>[SSAS] Visual indicator for when Cube Designer may be presenting wrong info</Description>
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          <Link Name="If we look in the Cube Structure tab of the Cube Designer we can click on a measure, hit F4, and from the &quot;Source&quot; property see the [table].[column] from which the measure will take its value.&#xA;&#xA;However, seasoned SSAS developers will know that in reality this may not be the case. We can go to the Partitions tab and define partitions that take their data from somewhere completely different.&#xA;&#xA;This is a big problem, especially for newcomers to SSAS. There is no way that they can be expected to know ..." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="Jamie Thomson" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="3" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2010-12-31T23:22:22" />
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          <DateTime Value="2001-01-01T00:00:00" />
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    <Item Id="193" Img="#193" Name="518861" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/518861/storage-name-file-group-or-partition-scheme-name-missing-on-generating-non-clustered-index-create-script-from-sql-server-2008-management-studio">
      <Description>Storage Name (File Group or Partition Scheme Name) Missing on Generating Non Clustered Index Create Script from SQL Server 2008 Management Studio</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="On generating the Create Index Script for Non-Clustered Index Storage Name (Filegroup Name or Partition Schema Name) is missing.&#xA;&#xA;Example:&#xA;&#xA;CREATE NONCLUSTERED INDEX [IX_CDS_Break_End_DateTime] ON [dbo].[CDS_Break_End] &#xA;(&#xA;&#x9;[EndDateTime] ASC&#xA;)WITH (PAD_INDEX  = OFF, STATISTICS_NORECOMPUTE  = OFF, SORT_IN_TEMPDB = OFF,&#xA; IGNORE_DUP_KEY = OFF, DROP_EXISTING = OFF, ONLINE = OFF, ALLOW_ROW_LOCKS  = ON, &#xA; ALLOW_PAGE_LOCKS  = ON, FILLFACTOR = 80) -----No Storage Defined (It is on Primary or on ..." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="Mohammad Sufian [MSFT]" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="1" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-10T01:13:06" />
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          <DateTime Value="2001-01-01T00:00:00" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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    <Item Id="194" Img="#194" Name="520576" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/520576/ssrs-report-templates">
      <Description>SSRS Report Templates</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="Within our ogranisation we have defined templates for reports i.e. header with logo and address details, footer and colour schemes. But if one bit of information changes ie phone number you have to go through every report to change it. Itd be easier if you could develop a SSRS report template to be used as the basis (like a style sheet) and then should anything need to change you can change it in one place and it flows through to all reports based on that template." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="Yted" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="13" />
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        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="0" />
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        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-03T15:31:03" />
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          <DateTime Value="2001-01-01T00:00:00" />
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    <Item Id="195" Img="#195" Name="522122" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/522122/service-pack-4-for-sql-server-2005">
      <Description>Service Pack 4 for SQL Server 2005</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="I am wondering when Service Pack 4 for SQL Server 2005 is slated to be released. Many companies will not install CUs, and depend on SPs to provide additional stability and patch their systems. Release Services has stated that there will be one SP a year, containing all CUs in it. &#xA;&#xA;SQL Server 2005 SP3 was released on Dec 15, 2008. It is now over one year old.&#xA;" />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="way0utwest" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="1127" />
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        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="4" />
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        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-03T09:04:37" />
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          <DateTime Value="2001-01-01T00:00:00" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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        <Facet Name="Item Status">
          <String Value="Closed, Resolution: External" />
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    <Item Id="196" Img="#196" Name="523625" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/523625/ssis-projects-in-bids-adding-an-existing-package-shouldnt-create-a-copy">
      <Description>SSIS projects in BIDS, adding an existing package shouldnt create a copy</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="When you add an existing package to a SSIS project in Visual Studio, and the dtsx package isnt in the same directory as the project file, Visual Studio copies the package into this directory and references it in that location.&#xA;&#xA;This is annoying because you may want to organise your filesystem packages in different folders on disk, and you can do this and reference them from a project by manually editing the dtproj file. When you open the project in BIDS, its quite happy with the packages being..." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="tom.hunter" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="5" />
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        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="0" />
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        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-10T07:35:17" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2001-01-01T00:00:00" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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          <String Value="Resolved, Resolution: By Design" />
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    <Item Id="197" Img="#197" Name="524787" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/524787/access-database-preview-within-ole-db-source-editor-fails-if-table-name-contains-a-space">
      <Description>Access database preview within OLE DB Source Editor fails if table name contains a space.</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="When attempting to use an access database as an OLE DB Data source any tables that have a space in the table name will produce an error when attempting to preview them within the OLE DB Source Editor.&#xA;&#xA;I have replicated this issue on the following platforms:&#xA;&#xA;Windows XP SP2, SQL 2005 SP3&#xA;Windows XP SP3, SQL 2005 SP3&#xA;Windows 7 64bit, SQL 2008 SP1" />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="Lee_McIntosh" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="2" />
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        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="0" />
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        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-06T20:34:27" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2001-01-01T00:00:00" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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    <Item Id="198" Img="#198" Name="524854" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/524854/provide-a-graphical-interface-to-the-sql-server-agent-job-scheduler-and-history">
      <Description>Provide a graphical interface to the SQL Server Agent job scheduler and history</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="It is very difficult to understand SQL Server Agent scheduled job schedules when there are many of them. Starting times of jobs are in text. Job history is also in textual form. When there are many jobs, the DBA is drowns in a sea of data devoid of information. The Outlook Calendar does a great job of showing overlaps and conflicts from peoples calendars when scheduling a meeting for a group of people. SQL Server needs a graphical tool similar to that. There is a free tool http://www.sqlsoft.co..." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="John Paul Cook" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="71" />
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        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="2" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-05T01:35:07" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2010-01-13T19:29:12" />
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    <Item Id="199" Img="#199" Name="525126" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/525126/an-insert-exec-statement-cannot-be-nested">
      <Description>An INSERT EXEC statement cannot be nested</Description>
      <Facets>
        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="create proc dbo.rv_NestParent&#xA;as&#xA;&#x9;declare @a table(col int);&#xA;&#x9;&#xA;&#x9;insert into @a&#xA;&#x9;exec(select 1);&#xA;&#x9;&#xA;&#x9;select 12345;&#xA;go&#xA;&#xA;create proc dbo.rv_NestChild&#xA;as&#xA;&#x9;declare @b table(col int);&#xA;&#x9;&#xA;&#x9;insert into @b&#xA;&#x9;exec dbo.rv_NestParent;&#xA;&#x9;&#xA;&#x9;select * from @b;&#xA;go&#xA;&#xA;exec dbo.rv_NestChild --fails&#xA;&#xA;As you can see, the parent proc (rv_NestParent) makes use of an insert...exec, but only for its own internal use - the actual return, in this case, is a hardcoded numeric value.   This is to say Im n..." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="Robert Varga" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="5" />
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        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="0" />
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        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-10T19:28:20" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2010-01-15T05:30:31" />
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    </Item>
    <Item Id="200" Img="#200" Name="525562" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/525562/access-violation-occurred-reading-address-ffffffffffffffff-while-alter-index">
      <Description>Access Violation occurred reading address FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF  while ALTER INDEX</Description>
      <Facets>
        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="ALTER INDEX (OFFLINE) on a table has generated &quot;Access Violation occurred reading address FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF &quot; error.  Is this a known bug ?&#xA;&#xA;" />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="Ramanuj" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="1" />
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        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="0" />
        </Facet>
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      <Description>Make more functions SARGable</Description>
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          <String Value="Rob Farley" />
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          <DateTime Value="2011-01-10T11:01:54" />
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    <Item Id="202" Img="#202" Name="530786" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/530786/report-builder-3-0-wont-connect-to-sharepoint-site-collection-other-than-the-first-one">
      <Description>Report Builder 3.0 wont connect to SharePoint site collection other than the first one</Description>
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          <Link Name="Report Builder 3.0 (November CTP) wont connect to the SharePoint site collection I want it to connect to, other than the first site collection in a web application. I have a site collection at the URL http:///sites/BI. When I try to browse to that URL from within Report Builder, it gives me an error The item &quot;http:///sites&quot; cannot be found.. I can browse to that location without any problems, I have deployed the AdventureWorks Sample Reports to that site from BIDS with..." />
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          <String Value="Hans Geurtsen" />
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    <Item Id="203" Img="#203" Name="531300" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/531300/top3dcr-integration-of-imbi-storage-into-mainline-analysis-services-product">
      <Description>TOP3DCR:  Integration of IMBI storage into mainline Analysis Services product</Description>
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          <String Value="Maria Balsamo [MSFT]" />
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          <Number Value="3" />
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          <DateTime Value="2011-01-06T17:27:47" />
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    <Item Id="204" Img="#204" Name="531363" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/531363/top3dcr-gemini-use-less-memory">
      <Description>TOP3DCR:  Gemini use less memory</Description>
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          <Link Name="PowerPivot consumes way too much memory to pull in data.  We had to test with a custom built desktop witn 24GB of RAM" />
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    <Item Id="205" Img="#205" Name="531455" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/531455/top3dcr-improved-joining-capabilities-in-gemini">
      <Description>TOP3DCR: Improved joining capabilities in Gemini</Description>
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    <Item Id="206" Img="#206" Name="531477" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/531477/top3dcr-some-kind-of-classification-interface-for-slicers-in-power-pivot">
      <Description>TOP3DCR: Some kind of classification interface for slicers in Power Pivot</Description>
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    <Item Id="207" Img="#207" Name="531747" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/531747/error-3964-on-create-index-on-temporary-table-under-snapshot-isolation-level">
      <Description>Error 3964 on CREATE INDEX on temporary table under SNAPSHOT ISOLATION LEVEL</Description>
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          <Link Name="When creating an index on a temporary temporary table whitin a snapshot isolation level transaction, no error should be thrown if the temporary table " />
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          <String Value="Jean-Nicolas BERGER" />
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    <Item Id="208" Img="#208" Name="532474" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/532474/qualify-request-for-a-new-filtering-clause">
      <Description>QUALIFY - Request for a New Filtering Clause</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="This entry describes a request for a new query filtering clause called QUALIFY in SQL Server.&#xA;&#xA;As of SQL Server 2008 (including R2) T-SQL supports three standard filtering clauses based on predicates (ON, WHERE, HAVING), and one nonstandard filtering option based on a number/percent of rows and ordering (TOP). Window calculations (e.g., ranking and aggregate calculations that use the OVER clause, and hopefully others in the future) are only allowed in the SELECT and ORDER BY clauses of a query..." />
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      <Description>Support local disk location for TempDB in failover cluster installation</Description>
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          <Number Value="49" />
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    <Item Id="210" Img="#210" Name="533288" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/533288/allow-backup-restore-snapshot-databases">
      <Description>Allow backup/restore  Snapshot databases</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="Currently we cannot back up a snapshot database. So the usefulness of the snapshot in terms of point in time query is extremely limited. Any issue with the db, such as a restore, DR, etc., results in a loss of the snapshot.&#xA;" />
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    <Item Id="211" Img="#211" Name="534679" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/534679/reporting-services-should-support-include-files-via-code-inclusions">
      <Description>Reporting Services should support include files via Code Inclusions</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="Embedding code in reports and putting references to code in assemblies both have associated pain points." />
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    <Item Id="212" Img="#212" Name="535148" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/535148/powerpivot-trace-event-classes-72-82-and-83-not-recognized-by-profiler">
      <Description>PowerPivot Trace event classes 72, 82 and 83 not recognized by Profiler</Description>
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          <Link Name="When trying to understand the behavior of the queries performed by PowerPivot, i Activated the &quot;Diagnostics&quot; option (Trace file). &#xA;&#xA;When I openned the file from Profiler (SQL Server 2008 r2 CTP NOV) , It Showed some blank lines. I exported the trace to a table, and the event classes 72, 82 and 83  were not recognized. &#xA;&#xA;By suggestion of Akshai Mirchandani, I connected Profiler to SSAS 2008 r2 so It would nownload the new trace definition template, and after that I tried to open the .trc file..." />
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          <String Value="Alejandro Leguizamo MVP" />
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          <DateTime Value="2011-01-05T02:44:21" />
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    <Item Id="213" Img="#213" Name="535157" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/535157/find-in-current-project-in-ssms-opens-many-many-files">
      <Description>Find in Current Project in SSMS opens many many files</Description>
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          <Link Name="I did a search for a string in SSMS and selected &quot;Current Project&quot; and &quot;Search Hidden Text&quot; only. A few minutes later there are 316 text files open -- roughly the number of files in the project. None of them have the search string. Theres no good reason for this thing to behave this way. " />
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          <String Value="JCollum" />
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    <Item Id="214" Img="#214" Name="535193" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/535193/cannot-uninstall-sql-server-2005-express-toolkit">
      <Description>Cannot uninstall sql server 2005 express toolkit</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="Trying to install a side-by-side instance of SQL server 2008, but it is complaining that I have to uninstall SQL server 2005 express Toolkit. There is no entry for the toolkit in &quot;remove programs&quot;. Whats more, when I try to remove SQL server express Management, it states that I have to unistall SQL server 2005 express toolkit first. Catch 22 and no search results for uninstalling SQL server 2005 express toolkit." />
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          <String Value="Majiktom1" />
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    <Item Id="215" Img="#215" Name="535743" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/535743/reason-geometry-is-invalid">
      <Description>Reason Geometry is InValid</Description>
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          <Link Name="There is a method on a Geometry column to determine if a value is invalid.  This method is STIsValid().  It would certainly help in troubleshooting if there were some text description for the problem that would help identify the issue.   It can be very time consuming and require additional GIS tools to get to the bottom of the problem, so people could be blindly applying a variety of &quot;brute force&quot; methods to create a valid geometry (which might be different from original) without figuring out th..." />
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        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-05T15:24:37" />
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          <DateTime Value="2001-01-01T00:00:00" />
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    <Item Id="216" Img="#216" Name="535846" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/535846/creating-custom-server-level-roles">
      <Description>Creating custom server-level roles</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="In SQL Server 2008 and SQL Server 2008 R2 November CTP , the feature of creating custom server-level roles is still not available. But the following feedback mentioned that this feature is being planned for the next release of SQL Server.&#xA;https://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/230037/creating-custom-server-level-roles?wa=wsignin1.0&#xA;&#xA;&#xA;" />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="Xiao-Min Tan ? MSFT" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="3" />
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        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="0" />
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        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-09T01:56:14" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2001-01-01T00:00:00" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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    <Item Id="217" Img="#217" Name="536571" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/536571/merge-replication-sql-server-2008-2005-fails-set-lock-escalation-table-could-not-be-propagated-to-the-subscriber">
      <Description>Merge Replication SQL Server 2008-&gt;2005 fails SET (LOCK_ESCALATION = TABLE) could not be propagated to the subscriber</Description>
      <Facets>
        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="We have just setup a merge replication between SQL Server 2008 (publisher) and a SQL Server 2005 (subscriber) database. After a schema change on the publisher, the merge replication agent is failing with the error below as seen in the replication monitor:-&#xA;&#xA;The schema script if object_id(N[dbo].[OrderPrintQueue]) is not null exec(ALTER TABLE [dbo].[OrderPrintQueue] SET (LOCK_ESCALATION = TABLE)&#xA;) could not be propagated to the subscriber. (Source: MSSQL_REPL, Error number: MSSQL_REPL-21..." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="Chris Wruck" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="2" />
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        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="0" />
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        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-05T12:56:26" />
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          <DateTime Value="2001-01-01T00:00:00" />
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    <Item Id="218" Img="#218" Name="536725" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/536725/powerpivot-relationhip-type-detection">
      <Description>PowerPivot relationhip type detection</Description>
      <Facets>
        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="The query designer of PowerPivot always uses INNER JOIN. Analyzing the nullability flag of the source column, it could suggest LEFT or RIGHT outer JOIN, thus making it easier for end users to get the data they want. We can assume that a JOIN on a NULLable column should be an OUTER one, while a JOIN on a NON NULLable column should be an INNER one." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="Alberto Ferrari [SQLBI]" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="2" />
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        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="1" />
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        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-05T12:56:25" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2001-01-01T00:00:00" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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    <Item Id="219" Img="#219" Name="537419" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/537419/sql-server-should-not-raise-illogical-errors">
      <Description>SQL Server should not raise illogical errors</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="You already have tons of these bug reports, and I bet that you have closed them all &quot;by design&quot; and told people to use the CASE statement. But, no, you are wrong. This is a bug, and should be fixed. Although the fix is to add new functionality, hang on.&#xA;&#xA;Consider this silly repro:&#xA;&#xA;   create table albert(a int NOT NULL,&#xA;                        b varchar(23) NOT NULL)&#xA;   create table stina (a int NOT NULL)  &#xA;  go&#xA;   insert albert (a, b) &#xA;       values  (1, 99), &#xA;              (2, Gurka),&#xA;    ..." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="Erland Sommarskog" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="39" />
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        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="1" />
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        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-07T12:34:55" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2010-02-28T11:36:01" />
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        <Facet Name="Validations">
          <Number Value="9" />
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          <Number Value="2" />
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    <Item Id="220" Img="#220" Name="538589" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/538589/upgraded-ssis-packages-still-showing-as-candidates-next-time-project-solution-is-opened">
      <Description>Upgraded SSIS packages still showing as candidates next time Project/Solution is opened</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="The SSIS Package Upgrade Wizard is OK, but does NOT seem to know that a package it HAS ALREADY UPGRADED should be excluded from the list." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="Todd C" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="3" />
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        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
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        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-05T18:11:07" />
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    <Item Id="221" Img="#221" Name="538754" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/538754/introduce-setting-to-force-dbcc-checkdb-to-run-multi-threaded-when-maxdop-1">
      <Description>Introduce Setting to Force DBCC CHECKDB to run Multi Threaded when MAXDOP = 1</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="When MAX Degree of Parallellism is set to 1 at the SQL Server Level then DBCC CHECKDB runs single threaded and may take a long time to execute on a VLDB.&#xA;&#xA;Can we have a setting or traceflag to enable DBCC CHECKDB to run multi threaded. This will hopefully help save time when running on VLDBs. Thank you." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="Chirag Roy" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="23" />
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        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="0" />
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        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-06T05:04:56" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2010-03-03T16:29:52" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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          <String Value="Active" />
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    <Item Id="222" Img="#222" Name="538976" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/538976/project-creation-failed-in-ssms-2008-works-in-ssms-2005">
      <Description>Project Creation Failed in SSMS 2008.  Works in SSMS 2005.</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="SQL Server 2008 client is installed side-by-side with SQL Server 2005.&#xA;When I try to create a project in SSMS 2008, I get the message&#xA;&#xA;The project is created, but no solution is created" />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="rathor" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="9" />
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        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="0" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-05T23:26:09" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2001-01-01T00:00:00" />
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        <Facet Name="Validations">
          <Number Value="0" />
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        <Facet Name="WorkArounds">
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        <Facet Name="Item Status">
          <String Value="Resolved, Resolution: Wont Fix" />
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      </Facets>
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    <Item Id="223" Img="#223" Name="538980" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/538980/profiler-date-format">
      <Description>Profiler date format</Description>
      <Facets>
        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="When tracing Stored Procedure calls using profiler the sql shown cannot be pasted in to Managment Studio (SSMS) and executed.  The error Error converting data type varchar to smalldatetime. is generated.&#xA;&#xA;Example trace, EventClass is RPC:Completed:&#xA;exec dbo.sp1 @p1=2010-03-17 00:00:00:000&#xA;&#xA;It would be more helpful if profiler would display in a locale independent format, e.g. 2010-03-17T00:00:00 instead of 2010-03-17 00:00:00:000&#xA;&#xA;I have tried altering the Tools|Options|Use regional sett..." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="sphall" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="9" />
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        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="0" />
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        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-05T23:26:10" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2001-01-01T00:00:00" />
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        <Facet Name="Validations">
          <Number Value="0" />
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        <Facet Name="Item Status">
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    <Item Id="224" Img="#224" Name="540092" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/540092/sql-server-2008-sp1-cu6-periodically-does-not-accept-connections">
      <Description>SQL Server 2008 SP1 CU6 Periodically Does Not Accept Connections </Description>
      <Facets>
        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="This is happening on one of my x64 SQL Server 2008 SP1 servers in Production, about once a week. We see lots of these five errors in the SQL Error Log: &#xA;&#xA;The client was unable to reuse a session with SPID 2138, which had been reset for connection pooling. The failure ID is 29. This error may have been caused by an earlier operation failing. Check the error logs for failed operations immediately before this error message.&#xA;Error: 18056, Severity: 20, State: 29.&#xA;&#xA;The client was unable to reuse..." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="GlennAlanBerry" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="35" />
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        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="0" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-07T01:57:30" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2001-01-01T00:00:00" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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        <Facet Name="Item Status">
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      </Facets>
    </Item>
    <Item Id="225" Img="#225" Name="540123" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/540123/report-builder-models-do-not-support-outer-joins-v2-and-v3">
      <Description>Report Builder Models do not support Outer joins ( v2 and v3)</Description>
      <Facets>
        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="When using a Report Builder model outer joins are not properly supported.  This has prevented several of our major Enterprise customers from deploying RB1 or 2, and has created incentive for them to continue to use Business Objects, instead of a complete SSRS replacement.&#xA;" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="Wayne Snyder" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="5" />
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        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="0" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-07T10:32:52" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2010-03-08T11:19:25" />
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        <Facet Name="Validations">
          <Number Value="1" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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          <String Value="Active" />
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    </Item>
    <Item Id="226" Img="#226" Name="540183" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/540183/supported-rdl-object-model-rdlom">
      <Description>Supported RDL Object Model (RDLOM)</Description>
      <Facets>
        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="After providing an unsupported but working RDL Object Model in SQL Server 2008, Microsoft has decided to discontinue it in R2. The workaround suggested was to use the object model in the Microsoft.ReportingServices.Designer.Controls.dll assembly which has the following shortcomings:&#xA;1. It is x32 bit only&#xA;2. Requires 25 dependent assemblies&#xA;3. Doesnt provide a way to serialize the generated report definition." />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="Teo Lachev" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="55" />
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        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="0" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-07T17:26:03" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2010-03-08T14:18:32" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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    </Item>
    <Item Id="227" Img="#227" Name="540858" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/540858/rendering-difference-between-ssrs-2005-and-2008-version-for-print-layout-or-pdf-when-expressions-are-not-trimmed-normal-view-html-renders-as-expected">
      <Description>Rendering difference between SSRS 2005 and 2008 version for Print Layout (or PDF) When expressions are not trimmed. Normal view (HTML) renders as expected.</Description>
      <Facets>
        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="When you?ve a report with an expression having the white space in its input value (?FAX                     ? ), rendering in normal view (HTML) and print layout (PDF) in SSRS 2005 works fine and renders as expected.&#xA;&#xA;But in SSRS 2008 it renders as expected in normal view (HTML) only.&#xA;In case of print layout it displaying extra space after each row (record)&#xA;&#xA;we able to solve this this issue just by trimming the value, but as we migrated lot of reports to 2008, its very difficulty to trim for ea..." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="Chandra Mohan Reddy" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="1" />
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        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="0" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-06T10:05:08" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2001-01-01T00:00:00" />
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    </Item>
    <Item Id="228" Img="#228" Name="541260" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/541260/inconsistent-handling-of-0-length-binary-fields-when-converting-to-from-xml">
      <Description>Inconsistent handling of 0 length binary fields when converting to / from xml</Description>
      <Facets>
        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="&#xA;select 0x as &quot;@s&quot;&#xA;for xml path(i), root(items)&#xA;&#xA;returns &#xA;&#xA;&#xA;  &lt;i&gt;&#xA;&#xA;&#xA;&#xA;declare @x xml = N&lt;i&gt;&#xA;&#xA;SELECT  il.value(@s, VARBINARY(100))&#xA;from @x.nodes(N/items/i) fn(il)&#xA;&#xA;returns null? I would expect it to return 0x" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="Chandru R" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="1" />
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        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="0" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-07T07:50:03" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2001-01-01T00:00:00" />
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    <Item Id="229" Img="#229" Name="541261" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/541261/sp-rename-fails-to-rename-a-column-when-cdc-is-disabled">
      <Description>sp_rename fails to rename a column when CDC is DISABLED</Description>
      <Facets>
        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="we enabled CDC for one User Database and ALL tables on it. Then we disabled CDC for the database (without disabling it for the tables). The end result is that sp_rename Table.OriginalColName NewColName,COLUMN fails reporting that CDC is enable for the Table.&#xA;" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="Javier Villegas" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="8" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="0" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-06T10:05:09" />
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      <Description>Change Default Database Location online</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="Hello MS-SQL Team,&#xA;I think it should be possible to change sql server default database location online.&#xA;Actually it is only possible to change the default location and then restart the sql server 2005 / 2008 to take effect of this setting. Because of this, we have unnecessary downtimes in our sql server landscape when we add new LUNs and switch the default location. &#xA;Thanks in advance,&#xA;regards&#xA;Thomas&#xA;&#xA;** Found KB Article about this problem: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2000658&#xA;But the..." />
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          <String Value="th_walther" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="4" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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          <DateTime Value="2011-01-06T20:34:24" />
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          <DateTime Value="2001-01-01T00:00:00" />
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    <Item Id="231" Img="#231" Name="542454" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/542454/failure-in-sql-server-2008-management-studio-express-installation">
      <Description>Failure in SQL Server 2008 Management Studio Express installation</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="I?have done an uninstall of SQL Server 2005 Express SP3 and so have installed SQL Server 2008 with Advanced Services. The installation fails in SQL Server - Tool (Management Studio) with the following message:&#xA;&#xA;Overall summary:&#xA;  Final result:                  SQL Server installation failed. To continue, investigate the reason for the failure, correct the problem, uninstall SQL Server, and then rerun SQL Server Setup.&#xA;  Exit code (Decimal):           -2068643839&#xA;  Exit facility code:            ..." />
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          <String Value="Renato Person" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="2" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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          <DateTime Value="2011-01-06T20:34:29" />
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          <DateTime Value="2001-01-01T00:00:00" />
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    <Item Id="232" Img="#232" Name="543726" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/543726/analysis-services-2008-ragged-hierarchy-in-reporting-services-2008-doesnt-work">
      <Description>Analysis Services 2008 ragged hierarchy in Reporting Services 2008 doesnt work</Description>
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          <Link Name="Dear SQL Team,&#xA;&#xA;It appears that Report Builder &amp; SSRS 2008 is unable to correctly work with Analysis Services ragged hierarchies. Here is the background:&#xA;&#xA;I have a list of stores along with attributes defining their reporting hierarchy. For example:&#xA;&#xA;ID   Division   Type                 Retailer            Name       StoreManager    StoreSize&#xA;&#xA;1     Corp       Concession        A                     Store 1     Joe Bloggs        800     &#xA;2     Corp       Concession        A             ..." />
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          <String Value="MAQ1" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="8" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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          <DateTime Value="2011-01-11T10:24:25" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2010-03-22T08:58:06" />
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        <Facet Name="Validations">
          <Number Value="2" />
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    <Item Id="233" Img="#233" Name="543755" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/543755/fiserv-tap-checking-it-rdl-source-sets-output-folder-to-read-only">
      <Description>FISERV TAP - Checking it RDL Source Sets Output Folder to Read Only</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="If the report project is put under source control and you check in report definitions, BIDS makes the output folder read-only as well. Subsequently, attempting to build/preview the report results in a build error:&#xA;Access to the path  is denied.&#x9;&#xA;&#xA;We tested this with the RC build." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="Teo Lachev" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="16" />
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        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="0" />
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        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-11T14:18:59" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2010-03-22T10:56:06" />
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        <Facet Name="Validations">
          <Number Value="11" />
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        <Facet Name="WorkArounds">
          <Number Value="4" />
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    <Item Id="234" Img="#234" Name="543836" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/543836/ssis-rename-inputs-on-union-all-component">
      <Description>SSIS: Rename Inputs on UNION ALL component</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="The UNION ALL component has two inputs which are named generically, &quot;Union All Input 1&quot;, &quot;Union All Input 2&quot; on the transformation editor. &#xA;When the editor window for the component is open, the data flow can be hidden and therefore the user has to remember which input is which when editing the mappings.&#xA;&#xA;Proposed Solution&#xA;In common with other SSIS components, the UNION ALL component should have an Advanced Editor screen that would allow the user to rename the inputs to something more appropr..." />
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          <String Value="NathanG" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="2" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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          <DateTime Value="2011-01-07T23:19:02" />
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          <DateTime Value="2001-01-01T00:00:00" />
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    <Item Id="235" Img="#235" Name="544901" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/544901/possible-bug-cube-processing-fails-with-high-numbered-unicode-characters-at-the-end">
      <Description>Possible bug: Cube processing fails with high numbered unicode characters at the end</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="I think we found a bug in SQL Server 2005 ? Analysis Services (SP3 installed). &#xA;&#xA;Problem:&#xA;During cube processing we run into a failure, because one attribute could not be processed.&#xA;&#xA;Analysis:&#xA;We import data from an Oracle source system. This source system itself imports text files. One of this files does not handle the character encoding in a correct way so even when we look at the Oracle system ?wrong? characters are displayed.&#xA;&#xA;All data (!) run successfully through an complete ETL pro..." />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="1" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-07T16:50:48" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2001-01-01T00:00:00" />
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    <Item Id="236" Img="#236" Name="544939" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/544939/ssis-view-ssis-log-provider-output-alongside-profiler-trace-output">
      <Description>[SSIS] View SSIS log provider output alongside profiler trace output</Description>
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          <Link Name="SQL Server Profiler includes a feature referred to as &quot;Import performance data&quot; which enables one to open a perfmon log in Profiler and view it alongside a SQL Server trace. One can then (for example) click on a point-in-time in the perfmon log and see what was going on in SQL Server at exactly that point in time. its a fantastic mechanism for correlating SQL Server activity against O/S activity.&#xA;&#xA;It occurred to me that it would be invaluable to do the same for SSIS. Viewing the output of a SSIS..." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="Jamie Thomson" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="3" />
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        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="0" />
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          <DateTime Value="2011-01-08T09:11:15" />
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    <Item Id="237" Img="#237" Name="545281" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/545281/report-builder-3-forms-auth-logon-obscured">
      <Description>Report Builder 3 Forms Auth Logon Obscured</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="The Logon dialog for report Biulder 3 which is invoked when Forms Authentication is used for SSRS is obscured by the Modal dialog &quot;New report Wizard&quot;. End - Users will be unaware that a Login is being prompted" />
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          <String Value="ExtinctPencil" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="2" />
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        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="1" />
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        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-08T14:57:36" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2001-01-01T00:00:00" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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    </Item>
    <Item Id="238" Img="#238" Name="545592" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/545592/sql-server-2005-ole-db-provider-update-error-linked-server">
      <Description>SQL Server 2005 OLE DB Provider Update Error (Linked Server)</Description>
      <Facets>
        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="When a linked server with this driver is used to update or delete data on the remote  SQL Server 2005 sometimes i  have, the following error occurs:&#xA;&#xA;Cannot fetch a row using a bookmark from OLE DB provider &quot;SQLNCLI&quot; for linked server &quot;r_server&quot;." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="live4you" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="1" />
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        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="0" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-08T14:18:55" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2001-01-01T00:00:00" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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      </Facets>
    </Item>
    <Item Id="239" Img="#239" Name="545725" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/545725/sp-estimate-data-compression-savings-fails-when-table-has-index-over-timestamp-column">
      <Description>sp_estimate_data_compression_savings fails when table has index over timestamp column</Description>
      <Facets>
        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="When running sp_estimate_data_compression_savings for a table which has indexed timestamp column, it fails with:&#xA;Msg 1911, Level 16, State 1, Line 1&#xA;Column name LastChange does not exist in the target table or view." />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="Dmitry Mashkov" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="4" />
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        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="0" />
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        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-08T14:18:55" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2001-01-01T00:00:00" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Validations">
          <Number Value="0" />
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        <Facet Name="WorkArounds">
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      </Facets>
    </Item>
    <Item Id="240" Img="#240" Name="546782" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/546782/sql-server-upgrade-advisor-column-aliases-in-order-by-clause-cannot-be-prefixed-by-table-alias">
      <Description>SQL Server Upgrade Advisor: Column aliases in ORDER BY clause cannot be prefixed by table alias </Description>
      <Facets>
        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="&quot;Column aliases in ORDER BY clause cannot be prefixed by table alias&quot; &#xA;&#xA;This issue is not detected and given in the report if this issue is in &quot;View&quot;. It detects when it is in Stored Procedure." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="Vidhya_Pande" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="2" />
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        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="0" />
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        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-03T11:00:33" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
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    </Item>
    <Item Id="241" Img="#241" Name="547817" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/547817/xml-type-does-not-accept-all-character-escape-sequences">
      <Description>xml type does not accept all Character Escape Sequences</Description>
      <Facets>
        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="The xml format does not accept all characters in its element and attribute values. If you need to put values in there that are invalid in xml, you can escape these characters using escape sequences. One of the possible escape sequences to use for this is the format &amp;#n; called NCRs (Numeric Character References) by the w3 comitee (http://www.w3.org/International/questions/qa-escapes).&#xA;&#xA;SQL 2005 supports these escape sequences, but not for all character codes:&#xA;&#xA;declare @xml xml;&#xA;select @xml = N..." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="rrozema" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="12" />
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        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="0" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-05T14:53:42" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2010-04-02T06:04:36" />
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          <Number Value="5" />
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        <Facet Name="WorkArounds">
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    </Item>
    <Item Id="242" Img="#242" Name="548528" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/548528/invalid-default-constraint-causes-an-access-violation">
      <Description>Invalid DEFAULT constraint causes an access violation</Description>
      <Facets>
        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="A DEFAULT constraint that references CHECKSUM(*) is incorrectly allowed, and causes an access violation and connection termination when an INSERT causes the constraint to be evaluated.&#xA;&#xA;DECLARE @T TABLE (col1 INTEGER NOT NULL DEFAULT CHECKSUM(*));&#xA;INSERT  @T DEFAULT VALUES;&#xA;&#xA;Validated on SQL Server 2008 Developer Edition 10.0.2757 and SQL Server 2005 Developer Edition 9.0.4285&#xA;&#xA;The repro works with all tables - a table variable is used for brevity.  Any method of adding such a constraint produce..." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="SQL Kiwi" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="1" />
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        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="0" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-09T05:38:54" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2001-01-01T00:00:00" />
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    </Item>
    <Item Id="243" Img="#243" Name="549082" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/549082/linked-server-aggregate-query-multi-part-identifier-could-not-be-bound">
      <Description>Linked Server Aggregate Query - Multi-part identifier could not be bound</Description>
      <Facets>
        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="This query works just fine:&#xA;&#xA;SELECT TOP 10 [Assemblies].PRID AS AssemblyID, Placements.PlacementOpNumber AS PlacementNumber, SUM(Placements.PlacementStatus) AS SumOfOppsPlacement, &#xA;                      SUM(Packages.PackagePins) AS SumOfOppsSolder&#xA;FROM         MyLinkedServer.MyDB.dbo.CamPlacements AS Placements INNER JOIN&#xA;                      MyLinkedServer.MyDB.dbo.CamPartNumbers AS PartNumbers ON PartNumbers.PartNumberID = Placements.PartNumberID INNER JOIN&#xA;                      MyLinkedServe..." />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="BlueRaja" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="4" />
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        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="0" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-09T10:26:39" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Opened">
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    <Item Id="244" Img="#244" Name="549177" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/549177/the-data-refresh-job-failed-because-it-has-been-inactive-for-more-than-3600-seconds-unable-to-send-notification-email">
      <Description>The data refresh job failed because it has been inactive for more than 3600 seconds (unable to send notification email)</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="I Setup a refresh process for a PowerPivot object but it fails with the above error message. &#xA;For the email notification, I looked at an existing feedback where they suggested that I setup the SMTP server which I have done but still get the unable to send notification error." />
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          <String Value="The Policeman" />
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          <Number Value="1" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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          <DateTime Value="2011-01-09T10:26:40" />
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          <DateTime Value="2010-04-06T17:18:11" />
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          <Number Value="1" />
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    <Item Id="245" Img="#245" Name="549429" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/549429/triggered-insert-into-transactionally-replicated-table-fails-to-distribute">
      <Description>Triggered Insert into Transactionally Replicated Table Fails to Distribute</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="I am using transactional replication between SQL Server 2008 databases.  Publisher A replicates an insert to the subsciber table on publisher B.  Publisher B also has an INSERT/UPDATE trigger on this table.  Bs trigger gathers data and puts it in tables which are replicated back to A.  The trigger is firing and putting the data into the tables for replication from B to A and the log reader agent is copying the transaction into the distribution database.  The triggered data is never replicated f..." />
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          <String Value="agentritter" />
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          <Number Value="1" />
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          <DateTime Value="2011-01-09T15:41:58" />
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    <Item Id="246" Img="#246" Name="550271" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/550271/sql-profiler-reads-free-disk-space-incorrectly">
      <Description>SQL Profiler reads free disk space incorrectly</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="I recently upgraded my PC to a 4 drive RAID config (total space 1.81TB).&#xA;I have 1.66TB free, and SQL Profiler now states:&#xA;&#xA;System is low on disk space on drive C. All SQL Server Profiler functions are temporarily disabled.&#xA;&#xA;" />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="Brett Shearer" />
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          <Number Value="1" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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          <DateTime Value="2011-01-10T02:17:55" />
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          <DateTime Value="2001-01-01T00:00:00" />
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    <Item Id="247" Img="#247" Name="550539" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/550539/why-not-doing-sql-merge-replication-checksum-validation-against-a-snapshot-of-the-article-in-tempdb-avoinding-locks">
      <Description>Why not doing SQL Merge Replication (checksum) validation against a snapshot of the article in tempdb, avoinding locks?</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="As far as I know, in SQL 2005, whenever replication validates whether an article (a table)converges in publisher and subscriber, SQL locks the whole table until it finishes with this article.&#xA;If there are on-line applications or other processes trying to work on those articles, they got locked.&#xA;When validation occurs with a subscriptor over a slow line, the locking time increases.&#xA;" />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="SSanzP" />
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          <Number Value="1" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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          <DateTime Value="2011-01-10T07:39:55" />
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          <DateTime Value="2001-01-01T00:00:00" />
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    <Item Id="248" Img="#248" Name="551799" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/551799/invoke-sqlcmd-querytimeout-0-still-times-out">
      <Description>invoke-sqlcmd -querytimeout 0 still times out</Description>
      <Facets>
        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="There is no way to remove the invoke-sqlcmd timeout even though the implied value for this is a timeout of zero (0).&#xA;&#xA;This was previously posted by someone else here: https://connect.microsoft.com/PowerShell/feedback/details/523996/invoke-sqlcmd-querytimeout&#xA;&#xA;I am able to reproduce their findings and Ive run into this with a production system. &#xA;For now Ive set the value to the max 65535. The queries Im running are only hitting about 2 minutes, but I were running larger or more complex qu..." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="Grant Fritchey" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="14" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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    <Item Id="249" Img="#249" Name="552093" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/552093/ssms-intellisense-still-has-some-gaping-holes">
      <Description>SSMS : IntelliSense still has some gaping holes</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="I am running the latest CTP for SQL Server 2008 R2, and am amazed that there are still some holes in what IntelliSense can report.  Im not talking about picking objects from a list, Im just talking about the tooltips that help built-in functions be more self-documenting.  For example, why is OBJECT_NAME( listed this way:&#xA;&#xA;OBJECT_NAME(object_id int,Param2 int) RETURNS nvarchar(128)&#xA;&#xA;Are we saying that there is no way to obtain from the metadata the fact that the second parameter is database_id?..." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="aaronbertrand" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="3" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2010-12-30T12:39:08" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2010-04-17T11:46:08" />
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    <Item Id="250" Img="#250" Name="553130" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/553130/wpf-css-skins-for-reporting-services-toolbars">
      <Description>WPF/CSS skins for Reporting Services Toolbars</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="It would be a great help for people deploying SSRS reports to public sites if they could &quot;skin&quot; the SSRS toolbars for parameter lists and report management (e.g. export dropdown, page navigation, drill-back navigation, etc) with either a WPF/Silverlight or (even better) a CSS stylesheet that provides more control over the formatting.&#xA;&#xA;On sites where a lot of work has gone into formatting, having a beige bar with ASP.NET 1.x style controls on it doesnt exactly make for an attractive solution. ..." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="gedulous" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="60" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-10T09:05:56" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2010-04-21T17:51:25" />
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    <Item Id="251" Img="#251" Name="553545" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/553545/internal-error-an-unexpected-exception-occurred-many-to-many-relationship-and-user-hierarchy-that-goes-deeper-than-the-granularity-of-the-measure-group">
      <Description>Internal error: An unexpected exception occurred. Many to many relationship and user hierarchy that goes deeper than the granularity of the measure group</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="The Internal error: An unexpected exception occurred. is returned when query referencing the user hierarchy that goes deeper than granularity of the measure group in many to many relationship.&#xA;&#xA;&#xA;Please note that the query doesnt go below the granularity of the measure group and would work correctly if the user hierarchy only goes to the granularity measure group.&#xA;&#xA;Here is the sample query generated by the Report Builder 2.0 that exhibit the problem&#xA;&#xA;SELECT &#xA;  NON EMPTY &#xA;    {[Measures].[Test - ..." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="bgertsberg" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="1" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-07T16:55:00" />
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          <DateTime Value="2001-01-01T00:00:00" />
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    <Item Id="252" Img="#252" Name="555557" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/555557/ssms-open-file-with-active-connection-or-prompt-connect-to-database-engine">
      <Description>SSMS open file with active connection OR prompt Connect to Database Engine?</Description>
      <Facets>
        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="When opening a .sql file (by double-clicking) SSMS either:&#xA;A) automatically opens it in latest active connection&#xA;or&#xA;B) prompts Connect to Database Engine&#xA;&#xA;A is better if we run many scripts on same server.&#xA;But if we run scripts on different servers, B is better (see Connect Feedback id 166922 - requesting a keyboard shortcut for Change Connection button as it is used frequently).&#xA;&#xA;How to configure SSMS to do A or B as needed ?" />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="waeva" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="4" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-05T15:18:40" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2010-04-29T14:04:10" />
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    <Item Id="253" Img="#253" Name="556169" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/556169/ssms-completely-locked-up-after-right-clicking-a-table">
      <Description>SSMS : Completely locked up after right-clicking a table</Description>
      <Facets>
        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="In SSMS 2008 R2 I right-clicked a table in a remote location.  Before the context menu appeared, I received the following error message:&#xA;&#xA;  Failed to retrieve data for this request.&#xA;  Not allowed to change the &quot;ConnectionString&quot; property. The connections current state is connecting.&#xA;  OK&#xA;&#xA;No problem, right?  Ill just click OK, refresh Object Explorer, and go on with business.&#xA;&#xA;Nope, not the case.  I saw a couple of &quot;is busy&quot; balloons in the notification area of the taskbar, and nothing I can d..." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="aaronbertrand" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="15" />
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        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="0" />
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        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-10T12:35:03" />
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          <DateTime Value="2001-01-01T00:00:00" />
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    <Item Id="254" Img="#254" Name="556259" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/556259/binary-and-compressed-xml-transport-is-supported-in-standard-edition">
      <Description>Binary and Compressed XML transport is supported in Standard edition</Description>
      <Facets>
        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="At this link:&#xD;&#xA;http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc645993.aspx&#xD;&#xA;&#xD;&#xA;It mentions &quot;Binary and compressed XML transport&quot; is an Enterprise-only featur" />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="furmangg" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="1" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2010-10-08T14:37:19" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2001-01-01T00:00:00" />
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    <Item Id="255" Img="#255" Name="557402" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/557402/ssms-can-no-longer-create-or-edit-job-steps">
      <Description>SSMS : Can no longer create or edit job steps</Description>
      <Facets>
        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="After the first time I create or edit a job step, I am no longer able to do so.  I get this error, which I have been able to reproduce successfully on two different Win7 x64 machines with RTM 2008 R2 tools:&#xA;&#xA;TITLE: Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio&#xA;------------------------------&#xA;&#xA;Creating an instance of the COM component with CLSID {AA40D1D6-CAEF-4A56-B9BB-D0D3DC976BA2} from the IClassFactory failed due to the following error: c001f011. (Microsoft.SqlServer.ManagedDTS)&#xA;&#xA;--------------------..." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="aaronbertrand" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="56" />
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        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="1" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-10T07:07:55" />
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          <DateTime Value="2001-01-01T00:00:00" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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    </Item>
    <Item Id="256" Img="#256" Name="559287" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/559287/set-default-recovery-model-for-databases-to-simple">
      <Description>Set default recovery model for databases to Simple</Description>
      <Facets>
        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="There are many people that setup SQL Server databases, and set up full backups, expecting that this will manage space. The default recovery model of full means that their transaction logs often grow to fill the disk. Setting this to simple would prevent countless service interruptions from people that do not understand the models.&#xA;&#xA;Those that do would easily be able to set the model to full." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="way0utwest" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="11" />
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        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="3" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-01T22:23:12" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2010-05-14T16:08:23" />
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    <Item Id="257" Img="#257" Name="559405" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/559405/starting-jobs-in-powershell-using-smo-requires-categoryid">
      <Description>Starting jobs in powershell using SMO requires CategoryID</Description>
      <Facets>
        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="When starting jobs in powershell with smo, you have to use the jobname categoryID.  This causes problems because if youve got the same job on multiple servers (like a backup job or an ETL job), and youre trying to cycle through all the boxes and start them, its difficult because the same category will probably have different IDs on different boxes.  &#xA;The jobName.CategoryName would be much more useful.&#xA;Heres the code to reproduce.  Just put this into powershell under the jobs node.  Try it ..." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="Sean McCown" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="1" />
        </Facet>
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          <Number Value="0" />
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          <DateTime Value="2010-05-15T20:13:33" />
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    <Item Id="258" Img="#258" Name="560470" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/560470/ssis-add-raw-file-data-source-to-import-export-wizard">
      <Description>SSIS: Add Raw File Data Source To Import/Export Wizard</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="The Import/Export Wizard in Management Studio does not support SSIS Raw Files as either a source or destination.  Raw Files are an extremely handy data destination/source for SSIS packages.  When issues and errors with SSIS packages arise, it is often necessary to look inside these files to get an idea on the state of the data that is being processed.  &#xA;&#xA;If data is stored in any other format, I can use the import / export wizard to import it into a SQL Server.  Unfortunately with the raw file ..." />
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          <String Value="J Strate" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="13" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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          <DateTime Value="2011-01-05T07:44:52" />
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          <DateTime Value="2010-05-20T12:38:42" />
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    <Item Id="259" Img="#259" Name="560628" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/560628/copy-paste-ssis-components-into-a-container-broken-layout">
      <Description>Copy &amp; Paste - SSIS components into a container -&gt; broken layout</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="Hi.&#xA;&#xA;If I copy some objects on control flow into e.g. a sequence container, the resulting layout is not usably anymore." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="Whuppi" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="4" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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          <DateTime Value="2010-12-30T06:28:07" />
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          <DateTime Value="2001-01-01T00:00:00" />
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    <Item Id="260" Img="#260" Name="564834" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/564834/ssms-change-connection-dialog-should-offer-registered-servers">
      <Description>SSMS : Change Connection dialog should offer registered servers</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="When I right-click inside a query window and choose Change Connection, I am offered a list of servers I have manually typed in the Connect To dialog.  This can be annoying as they are quite often servers that have a friendlier name in my registered servers tree (so now I have to remember what IP address is behind my friendly name), never mind that entries can appear twice if I used SQL auth one day and Windows auth another - but there is no way to tell in the list which is which until you select..." />
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          <Number Value="2" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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          <DateTime Value="2011-01-06T20:34:24" />
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          <DateTime Value="2010-06-02T13:11:10" />
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    <Item Id="261" Img="#261" Name="564846" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/564846/sql-2008-developer-failed-install-on-win-7-x64-net-requirement-failed">
      <Description>SQL 2008 Developer failed install on Win 7 x64 (.NET Requirement Failed)</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="Greetings, and thank you for a moment of your time.&#xA;&#xA;Several other feedback posts are similar, but unfortunately none exactly like this.&#xA;&#xA;The problem " />
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          <String Value="GoodGodAlmighty" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="2" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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          <DateTime Value="2010-08-03T16:46:10" />
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          <DateTime Value="2001-01-01T00:00:00" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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          <String Value="Closed" />
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    <Item Id="262" Img="#262" Name="564905" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/564905/rebuilding-system-databases-for-sql-server-2008-r2">
      <Description>Rebuilding system databases for SQL Server 2008 R2 </Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="Rebuilding system databases for SQL Server 2008 R2 doesn?t work for me. Here is what I do:&#xA;1. I open a command prompt in the below folder:&#xA;C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\100\Setup Bootstrap\SQLServer2008R2&#xA;&#xA;2. Execute the following commands:&#xA;SETUP /ACTION=REBUILDDATABASE /INSTANCENAME=mssqlserver /SQLSYSADMINACCOUNTS=xxx\xxx  /SAPWD=*******&#xA;&#xA;Then, the following error occurred:&#xA;Exception has been thrown by the target of an invocation.&#xA;" />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="Xiao-Min Tan ? MSFT" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="25" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-09T12:14:49" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2010-06-03T01:26:34" />
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          <Number Value="5" />
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    <Item Id="263" Img="#263" Name="565379" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/565379/ssms-registered-servers-windows">
      <Description>SSMS Registered Servers Windows</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="From within Registered servers, if you right click on a group or at the top of the groups, and select object explorer, then it attempts to open all servers registered. I understand this may be useful at times, be when you accidentally click on it with a lot of servers, it is very annoying.&#xA;&#xA;Before it attempts to open all these servers, maybe it should ask if that is really what you want.&#xA;&#xA;I know this is petty, but I would really appreciate it.&#xA;&#xA;Cheers," />
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          <String Value="DJKingee4" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="2" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-06T20:34:24" />
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          <DateTime Value="2010-06-06T17:46:47" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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    <Item Id="264" Img="#264" Name="565716" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/565716/exception-messagebox">
      <Description>Exception Messagebox</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="The Exception Messagebox install was a separate download in SQL2005.&#xA;&#xA;Client programs using this class/dialog now (sql2008) need to distribute 4GB of SQL just to install the SQL Tools and thus getting the microsoft.exceptionmessagebox.dll installed. Would be very (very!) nice if theres a separate small msi file for this on. Or include it in the SMO msi file" />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="Eric-Jan" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="1" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-06T20:34:25" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2010-06-08T01:57:29" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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    <Item Id="265" Img="#265" Name="565846" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/565846/implementing-a-perfect-sphere-srid-for-astronomical-coordinates-on-sky">
      <Description>Implementing a Perfect Sphere SRID for astronomical coordinates on sky</Description>
      <Facets>
        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="I am trying to use the MS spatial functions applied to astronomical coordinates on the sky rather than earth-based. This could easily be implemented by either predefining a (non EPSG) SRID that implements a perfect sphere of unit radius and defines the units to be angular (degrees rather than meters), or allowing us to add a WTK datum to the sys.spatial_reference_systems table so we can define our own.&#xA;&#xA;We are currently using the spherical library assembly that JHU developed with Jim Gray as a p..." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="Brian McLean" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="2" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-05T08:20:57" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2010-06-08T09:56:57" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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    <Item Id="266" Img="#266" Name="566160" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/566160/modifying-stored-procedure-in-object-explorer-after-search">
      <Description>Modifying Stored Procedure in Object Explorer after search.</Description>
      <Facets>
        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="No straight forward way to modify Stored Procedure after searching on certain name in object explorer. I added a new column to a table and all the dependent objects need to be updated. I then identified all dependent objects; the fun part is updating them. It is extremely painful to perform a filter on the stored procedure sub section under object explorer, so I used object explorer details to search on my stored procedure name.  Once the stored procedure was found, I wanted to modify, but for s..." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="Ranjith Dendi" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="1" />
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        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="0" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2010-12-31T02:18:45" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2010-06-09T11:13:32" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Validations">
          <Number Value="1" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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    </Item>
    <Item Id="267" Img="#267" Name="566171" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/566171/dependent-object-viewer-throws-exception">
      <Description>Dependent Object Viewer Throws Exception.</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="I tried to view the dependent objects after searching on a table, but all I could see is a list of errors." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="Ranjith Dendi" />
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          <Number Value="1" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-06T02:07:29" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2010-06-09T11:54:12" />
        </Facet>
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          <Number Value="0" />
        </Facet>
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      </Facets>
    </Item>
    <Item Id="268" Img="#268" Name="566418" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/566418/indexes-on-expressions">
      <Description>Indexes on expressions</Description>
      <Facets>
        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="It would be good to be able to create indexes that used (deterministic) expressions directly.&#xA;&#xA;Like this:&#xA;&#xA;CREATE INDEX ixFoo on SomeTable ( DATEDIFF(day, OrderDate, DueDate) , SomeOtherColumn);&#xA;&#xA;I know that currently we can create a computed column and then index that, but it would be good to create the index without the computed column being required." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="Rob Farley" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="14" />
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        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="1" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-07T16:29:50" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2010-06-10T05:45:21" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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    </Item>
    <Item Id="269" Img="#269" Name="566600" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/566600/dbcc-checktable-should-support-checking-integrity-for-individual-partitions">
      <Description>DBCC CHECKTABLE Should Support Checking Integrity for Individual Partitions</Description>
      <Facets>
        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="Currently the DBCC CHECKTABLE command does not accept an argument for a partition number.&#xA;&#xA;On many production databases with large partitioned tables, it is very desirable to be able to run CHECKTABLE on individual partitions. This is for both performance reasons as well as administrative convenience." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="Kendra Little" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="7" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-06T00:59:25" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2010-06-10T18:04:27" />
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    </Item>
    <Item Id="270" Img="#270" Name="567812" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/567812/the-object-explorer-does-not-refresh">
      <Description>The object explorer does not refresh </Description>
      <Facets>
        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="In SQL Server Management Studio the object explorer should refresh automatically after a new stored procedure was added. I must refresh manually after each new stored procedure to see and execute the procedure. This is very tedious." />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="mmocom" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="4" />
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        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="1" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2010-12-31T02:14:02" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2010-06-15T16:42:50" />
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        <Facet Name="Validations">
          <Number Value="2" />
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    </Item>
    <Item Id="271" Img="#271" Name="567816" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/567816/ssms-does-not-add-stored-procedure-parameter">
      <Description>SSMS does not add stored procedure parameter</Description>
      <Facets>
        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="I created a stored procedure without parameters that only does a select * from a table.&#xA;Later I tried to Alter the stored procedure to select for a specific city. The Alter procedure step worked. However, when I execute the stored procedure, SSMS did not prompt for the parater and didnt seem to know about the parameter." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="mmocom" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="1" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2010-12-31T01:07:47" />
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        <Facet Name="Opened">
          <DateTime Value="2010-06-15T17:04:20" />
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    </Item>
    <Item Id="272" Img="#272" Name="567975" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/567975/managementstudio-copydatabase-usedetachattach-no-checkboxes">
      <Description>ManagementStudio-&gt;CopyDatabase-&gt;UseDetachAttach (no checkboxes)</Description>
      <Facets>
        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="The checkboxes for selecting database to copy are missing." />
        </Facet>
        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="tsadigov" />
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        <Facet Name="Upvotes">
          <Number Value="1" />
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        <Facet Name="Downvotes">
          <Number Value="0" />
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    <Item Id="273" Img="#273" Name="569374" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/569374/visual-studio-2010-and-bids-not-available">
      <Description>Visual Studio 2010 and BIDS not available.</Description>
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          <Link Name="The BIDS project types(SSIS, Reporting Services, AS, etc) are not available/compatible with Visual Studio 2010. This in essence requires VS 2008 to be used for these types of projects but VS 2010 can be leveraged for the vast majority of other projects.&#xA;&#xA;PLEASE rectify this situation BEFORE the next version of SQL Server is released!" />
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          <String Value="Erl Egestad" />
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    <Item Id="274" Img="#274" Name="569742" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/569742/reportingservicesservice-exe-at-100-cpu-utilization">
      <Description>ReportingServicesService.EXE at 100% CPU utilization</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="Microsoft or Experts,&#xA;&#xA;We recently upgraded our Reporting Server to SSRS 2008 R2 and now our report server box is maxed at 100% CPU. The server is running Windows 2008 64-bit, at 4 gig ram&#xA;&#xA;I have checked the report server logs and noticed that a lot of reports are throwing exception errors when they are trying to render.&#xA;&#xA;But the big question is in the event viewer, ASP.NET 2.0.50727 is throwing a lot of warning messages dealing with the following error:&#xA;&#xA;Event code: 3005 &#xA;Event messag..." />
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    <Item Id="275" Img="#275" Name="569923" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/569923/sql-server-management-studio-change-sa-password-and-disconnect-will-throw-an-exception">
      <Description>SQL server Management Studio - Change SA password and Disconnect will throw an exception</Description>
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          <Link Name="Repro steps:&#xA;1. Open Management Studio, connect using SQL server authentication as user SA&#xA;2. Change SA user password&#xA;3. Click Right mouse button and select Disconnect&#xA;4. Exception will be thrown:&#xA;************** Exception Text **************&#xA;Microsoft.SqlServer.Management.Common.ConnectionFailureException: Failed to connect to server (local). ---&gt; System.Data.SqlClient.SqlException: Login failed for user sa.&#xA;   at System.Data.SqlClient.SqlInternalConnection.OnError(SqlException exceptio..." />
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          <String Value="Martin.Kunc" />
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          <DateTime Value="2010-12-31T07:45:55" />
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          <DateTime Value="2010-06-23T05:07:36" />
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    <Item Id="276" Img="#276" Name="570547" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/570547/ssms-modify-should-do-so-in-place">
      <Description>SSMS: Modify should do so in place</Description>
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          <Link Name="The Modify option on stored procedures / functions opens the script in a new window, but from then on the editor does not seem to know the object comes from the database.  For instance closing the window after executing it offers to save it to the file system which seems an unlikely choice given its just been saved to the database.&#xA;&#xA;I think the way Toad does it is better, where the editor knows it is a database object and so execute marks the file as saved, and close warns that you might ..." />
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    <Item Id="277" Img="#277" Name="570758" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/570758/cannot-use-delete-key-in-ssms-and-object-explorer">
      <Description>Cannot use DELETE key in SSMS and Object Explorer</Description>
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          <Link Name="When I rename a node name in Object Explorer, I cannot use DELETE key.&#xA;However, I can use BACKSPACE key.&#xA;" />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
          <String Value="Peso" />
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    <Item Id="278" Img="#278" Name="572160" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/572160/wrong-pagination-in-report-manager">
      <Description>Wrong pagination in Report Manager</Description>
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          <Link Name="Upgraded in-place from 2005 Std SP3 to 2008 R2 RTM. Now multi-page reports that used to render quickly and show Page 1 of, say, 60 now take minutes to render and show Page 1 of 2. Page 1 is about 15,000 rows and rendering it causes IE8 to use 150MB of memory and over 50% CPU on my client PC. I have verified that the stored proc which the report uses runs in under 4 seconds and theres only a brief spike in resource usage on the reporting server. After that, all the work seems to be taking place ..." />
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    <Item Id="279" Img="#279" Name="572448" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/572448/list-of-databases-on-sql-server-manager">
      <Description>List of Databases on SQL Server Manager</Description>
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          <Link Name="SQL Server Manager list all databases registered on the server, not taking into account the access restrictions that certain login might have, causing a user to get lost on that list and looking for a specific database he/she is interested in.&#xA;&#xA;" />
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    <Item Id="280" Img="#280" Name="573043" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/573043/sql-server-2008-r2-cumulative-updates-wont-install-with-dotnet-framework-4-0-30319">
      <Description>SQL Server 2008 R2 Cumulative Updates wont install with DotNet Framework 4.0.30319</Description>
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          <Link Name="When trying to install either CU1 or CU2 on a 2008R2 x64 server where DotNet Framework 4 has been installed I get a error message that the &quot;Managed SQL Server Installer&quot; has stopped working.&#xA;&#xA;I had one server that would install the update - and I realized that it hadnt been updated with V4 of DotNet.&#xA;&#xA;I proceeded to test my theory by renaming the v4.0.30319 directories in both C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework and FrameWork64 to Bad.  Once I did that - the installer proceeded to work as ..." />
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          <Number Value="5" />
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          <DateTime Value="2010-12-30T11:02:21" />
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    <Item Id="281" Img="#281" Name="573997" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/573997/with-ssrs-2008-r2-microsoft-reporting-winforms-serverreport-render-method-returns-no-stream-identifiers-for-image-format">
      <Description>With SSRS 2008 R2, Microsoft.Reporting.WinForms.ServerReport.Render Method returns no stream identifiers for Image format.</Description>
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          <Link Name="As ReportViewer offers no method to print without user interaction, the Render method is used to extract page images which can be sent to a System.Drawing.Printing.PrintDocument for printing.&#xA;&#xA;Many examples have shown Renders streams parameter containing one entry for each page after the first.  This is then used to iterate the pages.  &#xA;&#xA;This behavior is broken with SSRS 2008 R2, as the streams parameter is empty after calling Render with format=&quot;Image&quot;.  As a result, reports that would print s..." />
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          <String Value="BillVo" />
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          <Number Value="18" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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          <DateTime Value="2011-01-10T17:28:49" />
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          <DateTime Value="2010-07-08T20:12:48" />
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          <Number Value="15" />
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    <Item Id="282" Img="#282" Name="576516" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/576516/gui-table-data-insertion-update-tools-are-needed-for-this-product">
      <Description>GUI table data insertion update tools are needed for this product </Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="This product is gratly in need of a gui tool to interface with table insertion. Although insertion and updateing can be done via query line command it would be a million times faster to use a graphical tool to interface with an established table!" />
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    <Item Id="283" Img="#283" Name="577174" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/577174/dacpac-fn-sysdac-get-username-returns-null-value-for-not-null-created-by-column-on-sysdac-instances-internal-table">
      <Description>DACPAC fn_sysdac_get_username() returns NULL value for NOT NULL created_by column on sysdac_instances_internal table</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="If a Active Directory Group is used to control permissions in the database engine the fn_sysdac_get_username(SUSER_SID()) function call to enforce the DEFAULT CONSTRAINT on the msdb.dbo.sysdac_instances_internal returns NULL because a group member in AD doesnt have an entry in sys.syslogins which is what is being used to lookup the login name for the SID.  This prevents registration of Data Tier applications unless the AD Account is explicitly added to the server, defeating the purpose of using..." />
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          <String Value="Jonathan Kehayias" />
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          <Number Value="0" />
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        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-11T09:26:57" />
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          <DateTime Value="2010-07-21T17:17:38" />
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    <Item Id="284" Img="#284" Name="577235" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/577235/sql-server-management-studio-2008-tables-with-specific-names-are-not-included">
      <Description>Sql Server Management Studio 2008 - tables with specific names are not included</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="On generate script table with text in table name as &quot;SubOrders&quot; OR &quot;SubOrder&quot; OR may be &quot;Sub&quot; are not included in the generated script. " />
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        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2010-12-31T07:43:24" />
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    <Item Id="285" Img="#285" Name="577526" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/577526/sp-helpindex-to-show-included-columns">
      <Description>sp_helpindex to show  included columns</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="We were unable to drop a column in a table because it was used in an index on the table.&#xA;sp_helpindex did not show this column as it was an included column on the index.&#xA;It would have been a lot easier if sp_helpindex showed the index included columns" />
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    <Item Id="286" Img="#286" Name="577566" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/577566/attempt-to-edit-named-query-in-dsv-yields-an-object-reference-not-set-to-an-instance-of-an-object-error">
      <Description>Attempt to edit Named Query in DSV yields an Object reference not set to an instance of an object error</Description>
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        <Facet Name="Long description">
          <Link Name="In a SSAS (Analysis Services) BIDS project, attempting to add a Named Query results in an &quot;Object reference not set to an instance of an object&quot; error.&#xA;&#xA;Changing the Data Source configuration from a &quot;Native OLE DB\SQL Server Native Client&quot; to the less efficient &quot;.Net Providers\SqlClient Data Provider&quot; allows the Named Queries editor dialog to be displayed and hence Named Queries created and edited.&#xA;&#xA;This error occurs in both SQL Server 2005 and SQL Server 2008 BIDS." />
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        <Facet Name="Author">
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          <Number Value="1" />
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        <Facet Name="LastModified">
          <DateTime Value="2011-01-07T17:25:01" />
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      <Description>Nice to Have: The ability to restore from database snapshot from Management studio Restore dialog.</Description>
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          <Link Name="Currently the SSMS SQL database Restore dialog does not provide the ability to restore from a database snapshot." />
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      <Description>Can not use linked server between an on-premise SQL 2008 R2 and SQL Azure</Description>
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          <String Value="Javier Villegas" />
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      <Description>Not installed Power Shell reported oddly in Setup</Description>
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          <DateTime Value="2010-09-13T21:09:33" />
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          <DateTime Value="2010-08-03T11:28:38" />
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    <Item Id="291" Img="#291" Name="578186" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/578186/ssms-intellisense-for-ddl-triggers-is-incomplete">
      <Description>SSMS : IntelliSense for DDL Triggers is incomplete</Description>
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          <Link Name="IntelliSense in SQL Server 2008 R2 does not recognize RENAME as a valid event type (e.g. for DDL Triggers), even though it has been supported since SQL Server 2008." />
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          <DateTime Value="2010-12-30T12:37:32" />
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    <Item Id="292" Img="#292" Name="578541" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/578541/cant-move-database-using-copy-database-wizard">
      <Description>Cant move database using Copy Database Wizard</Description>
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    <Item Id="293" Img="#293" Name="578546" Href="http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/578546/2008-copy-database-wizard-fails-
