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Oracle CDC by Attunity (SQL 2012) does not handle updated primary keys correctly - by stefang_1234
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When a table has CDC enabled and the primary key is updated this should be treated as a delete followed by an insert. This is the behavior you get with SQL Server CDC, but Oracle CDC registers this as…
Created on 12/14/2012 (updated 16 weeks ago) | 0 validations | 0 workarounds | 1 comment | feedback id: 774367  | 
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Modulo calculation gives wrong result for very specific large values - by stefang_1234
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select 486770333240524791234567890123456 % 10000000000000000 This should return the last 16 digits: 1234567890123456 But the actual result is: 1230910583339534
Created on 7/22/2011 (updated 17 weeks ago) | 0 validations | 0 workarounds | 3 comments | feedback id: 680356  | 
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Code that worked in SQL 2005 causes compilation errors on SQL 2008 - by stefang_1234
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Very specific code that involves constant expressions that can cause dateadd overflow works as expected in SQL 2005, but generates a compiler error in 2008.
Created on 4/22/2010 (updated 150 weeks ago) | 3 validations | 0 workarounds | 4 comments | feedback id: 553304  | 
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constant folding can cause compile-time error - by stefang_1234
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A dateadd that uses only constants can cause a compile-time overflow.
Created on 4/22/2010 (updated 122 weeks ago) | 1 validation | 0 workarounds | 5 comments | feedback id: 553303  | 
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SQL Server and SSIS sorts data with multiple hypens differently - by stefang_1234
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Data with multiple hyphens is sorted differently by SQL Server and the SSIS sort component. This means that for example merge joins of data sorted by SQL server and SSIS sort can fail. According to…
Created on 8/18/2009 (updated 2 days ago) | 3 validations | 2 workarounds | 7 comments | feedback id: 483525  | 
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