However, I can't for the life of me get any calculations to work. My SQL kung-fu isn't the greatest so I'm going to stop smashing my head against the execute button and ask for some help.

This is a pain when trying to display the amounts on a VB form and having to reformat .00 to 0.00.<BR>I am thinking of just using null and >0 values instead of allowing a zero value. <BR><BR>So ...

Executing this query in SQL returns results such as: Now if you drop the view from your data model and re-add it, EF will pick up the real primary key column that is labeled NID and your LINQ ...

PowerShell Returns, The SQL. Automating SQL Server administration tasks is easy with PowerShell, especially with the SQL-related snapins. By Jeffery Hicks; 05/10/2011; We've been looking at ways you ...