SQL Server Data Extract from a Table??

[Buff]

If you're really stuck, with anything, go to expert sex change... I mean experts-exchange. You can find some good answers there. Unfortunately you have to have a paid membership to do a search, but you an sign up for a free account and ask your questions and get answers from a bunch of experts.

http://www.experts-exchange.com

But you've got a few peeps here who can help you out too.

[Calgary Flames]

The MSDN link looks to be a good one. But thanks for that one asweel.

[Buff]

Better link yet:

http://www.google.ca

one of my best learning tools in school, and it still is today.

[Calgary Flames]

Originally Posted by Buff

Better link yet:

http://www.google.ca

one of my best learning tools in school, and it still is today.

They actually show Google.ca as a resource in the class i'm in... hilarious. But true, it's probably the most handy tool you can use.

[arsenal]

another good link is http://www.codeproject.com/
Lots n lots of examples there.