I was really only trying to make a point about how the documentation changed. Since it changed there must have been a reason. Trying to find documentation to prove myself is silly. It seems that Microsoft has fixed the issue since I had it so the point is mute. I had an issue and fixed it the way I did 6 months ago. If it happened today perhaps we would have had a different outcome.

I know Brent is very competent and knowledgeable. We all are or else we wouldn’t be sharing our knowledge and experiences with one another today. It’s the spirit of it all and if you aren’t making people angry then your not doing your job. I am new to this whole Blogging thing and I have a tendency to be very RAW. Your either going to love or hate me, but I will surely have a lot to add.

So long for now. Gotta go put out a fire! It seems someone thinks that doing Referential integrity in cursors is a good idea!!! Oh boy..

As they used to say (and maybe still do) at Microsoft: attack the idea, not the person.

Brent is about the most competent and knowledgeable SQL pro as I’ve ever met.

For what it’s worth, I completely agree with Brent.

Love the fisticuffs Chuck.

Man, my first BLOG comment and it’s a heated debate! Gotta love it!!!