query-analyzer

What's the easiest way to export data to excel from SQL Server 2000. I want to do this from commands I can type into query analyzer. I want the column names to appear in row 1. Manual copy and paste is the only way to do exactly what you're asking. Query Analyzer can include the column names when you copy the results, but I think you may have to enable that somewhere in the options first (it's been a while since I used it). Other alternatives are: Write your own script or program to convert a result set into a .CSV or .XLS file Use a DTS package to export to Excel Use bcp.exe (but it doesn't

I'm very new to Elasticsearch and am currently trying to get my head around analyzers with respect to the completion suggester I have a list of places like so: London The London Eye The London Dungeon etc... By setting the mapping for a completion suggester to the following: 'place_suggest': { 'type': 'completion', 'payloads': true, 'index_analyzer' : 'stop', 'search_analyzer' : 'stop', 'preserve_position_increments' : false } I am now able to get all three of the above suggestions returned when the suggesters text input is simply the letter L However I would like The London Eye to be returned

When trying to identify erroneous data (often needing manual review and removal), I'd like an easy way of seeing hidden characters, such as TAB, Space, Carriage return and Line feed. Is there a built-in way for this? In a similar question here on stackoverflow, regarding Oracle, a DUMP(fieldname) function was suggested, but I don't know if that woud make things easier even if a corresponding function would exist in SQL Server, since I need to see the Characters in their context. The best idea I could come up with was replacing the expected hidden characters with visible ones, like this: SELECT