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As a precursor to this question, and with the announced deprecation of
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I ran
I then converted that to SQL Server 2005/2008 code:
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Whilst I like Tom's answer (and I have accepted it), I'm still surprised that there isn't an 'official' way of doing this...
I agree, Kev. As a software developer, I learned years ago that it is usually a bad idea to reduce functionality in new releases. While techinically the functionality is still there in this case, it is certainly not as easy to use.