I don't think you can. The follwoing is from the SQL 2000 books online :
"System administrator (sa) is a special login provided for backward compatibility. By default, it is assigned to the sysadmin fixed server role and cannot be changed. Although sa is a built-in administrator login, do...
Try using the system Performance Monitor which supports a number of SQL performance options, including transaction rates, sizes, connections etc. This can be logged to a file at intervals that you specify etc. I have used this a number of times and has been usefull.
It seems that you are trying to connect via Named Pipes. Check your "client network utility" for correct aliases and that your ole db connection is pointing to the correct server name. Check the protocols supported on your SQL server and that "named pipes" is available. If...
Define a single parameter as "Date" type and check the "Range Value(s)" radio button. Example; if the parameter is called "Period" your formula will be as :
{table.invoiceDate} in minimum({?Period}) to Maximum({?Period})
As a reasonble programmer in many other languages, I am trying to write a Qbasic program that will accept many variables input by a user (Text strings). I want to redisplay the data on the screen allowing the user to modify the data without having to rekey the entire
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