Are you wanting to put a set of data into multiple tables - without needing a primary key from the first table?  I ran into a situation where I had records that I wanted to insert into a table, but I wanted to be able to email people saying "hey look you need to do this, this and this because there are new records to look at!".  So, I wanted to use the same exact set of data and put it in 2 tables (1 as the actual source, the other to use as a mail queue).

Voila - Multicast!  It allows you to use the same recordset in multiple destinations.  Wonderful!

Hopefully this helps someone else who runs into this issue.

TTFN!

I was fortunate to receive a copy of the DBA Roadmap in the SQL Saturday event in Baton Rouge, LA, on Sat, Aug 4, 2012 (http://dbaroadmap.com/). It was perfect timing - I have enough skills to know I like DBA work a lot, but need a lot more learning/info before I would ever consider myself a DBA. I was thrilled and was really looking forward to going through it fully.

I have listened to the first couple of sessions of the roadmap now and like it a lot. Previous to the SQL Sat event where I met them, I had listened to a couple of their webcasts and videos, and love the banter between them. They make you feel engaged in the discussion even though you arent there - this does the same thing!

The introduction track is available to listen from the website, and well worth the time to listen to. It is right on target with what they present within the sessions.

I was looking to make the emails I get when a sql job or something fails (that is required to run) make an annoying noise to wake me up in the middle of the night (which is not an easy thing to do when you are dead to the world).  Here's what I found on setting some emails as Level 1 messages (from Blackberry.com) for the Blackberry Curve.  This actually works well - I use the subject line specifically,

Level 1 Messages - This helps to identify when any email message is received as high priority, both in and out of the holster.