In a MERGE statement, a variable cannot be set to a column and expression in the same assignment in the SET clause of an UPDATE action. Assignments of the form 'SET @variable = column = expression' are not valid in the SET clause of an UPDATE action in a MERGE statement. Modify the SET clause to only specify assignments of the form 'SET @variable = column' or 'SET @variable = expression'.
Important: Enabling temporary mining models might increase memory usage on your Analysis Services instance. It might also ...
Imported calculations, actions, and Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) will not be valid if they refer to dimensions or measures ...
In 80 compatibility mode and earlier, non-integer constants are allowed (and ignored) in the ORDER BY clause. In 90 or later ...
In a MERGE statement, a '%1!s!' clause with a search condition cannot appear after a '%2!s!' clause with no search condition. ...
In a MERGE statement, a variable cannot be set to a column and expression in the same assignment in the SET clause of an ...
In a MERGE statement, the source and target cannot have the same name or alias. Use different aliases for the source and ...
In a write-enabled dimension, end users and administrators can change, move, add and delete members. They can also update ...
In an ALTER TABLE REBUILD or ALTER INDEX REBUILD statement, when a partition is specified in a DATA_COMPRESSION clause, PARTITION=ALL ...
In both SQL Server 2005 and SQL Server 2008, the length of full-text catalog names is restricted to 120 characters, reduced ...