create an activation stored procedure that calls a CLR stored porcedure which calls a webservice which checks your mail.
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create an activation stored procedure that calls a CLR stored porcedure which calls a webservice which checks your mail.
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Harkirat"harry" <i1073@.tamu.edu> wrote in message
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> Hi All !
> I open a table in Query Analyzer by right clicking on it and
> selecting 'Open' and when the data is displayed in the view pane I
> would like to be able to edit it. It seems however that tables marked
> as read only (as shown on the top bar e.g. SQL Query Analyzer - [Open
> Table ServerName.DBName.dbo.TableName(read-only)] ) can not be edited
> whereas the one that do not have that attribute infront of the name I
> can edit. Is there a way I can change the read only attribute of a
> table so that I can edit data directly in the view pane?
> Please let me know if there is !
> Thanks a heap ! :)
> Harkirat
I suspect your table has no primary key (which it normally should have) or
unique index. If there's no way to identify each row in the table then you
can't edit it because there's no way to know which row you're changing. You
can still use an UPDATE statement to modify the table data of course.
Simon|||Yesssssssssss !!! That was it !! Sure wouldn't have guessed that
one...:p
Thanks a heap Simon ! :-)
Harkirat
Simon Hayes wrote:
> "harry" <i1073@.tamu.edu> wrote in message
> news:1105726082.290783.48450@.f14g2000cwb.googlegro ups.com...
> > Hi All !
> > I open a table in Query Analyzer by right clicking on it and
> > selecting 'Open' and when the data is displayed in the view pane I
> > would like to be able to edit it. It seems however that tables
marked
> > as read only (as shown on the top bar e.g. SQL Query Analyzer -
[Open
> > Table ServerName.DBName.dbo.TableName(read-only)] ) can not be
edited
> > whereas the one that do not have that attribute infront of the name
I
> > can edit. Is there a way I can change the read only attribute of a
> > table so that I can edit data directly in the view pane?
> > Please let me know if there is !
> > Thanks a heap ! :)
> > Harkirat
> I suspect your table has no primary key (which it normally should
have) or
> unique index. If there's no way to identify each row in the table
then you
> can't edit it because there's no way to know which row you're
changing. You
> can still use an UPDATE statement to modify the table data of course.
> Simon
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