Comparison of different SQL implementations
Instead, a MSSQL 2000-specific syntax was needed: SELECT TOP n columns FROM tablename ORDER BY key ASC The TOP construct is still available in MSSQL 2008, and it's handy for casual SQL work. Standard Optional feature T171 defines LIKE clause in table definition: CREATE TABLE t2 ( LIKE t1 ) The DBMS may support an extension of this (feature T173) which allows for more table properties to be copied: CREATE TABLE t2 ( LIKE t1 INCLUDING IDENTITY INCLUDING DEFAULTS INCLUDING GENERATED ) If INCLUDING DEFAULTS is not specified, column defaults will not be part of t2; likewise with IDENTITY and GENERATED properties
For one example, it is common to copy a spool file into a physical file and then use SQL to analyze the spool file data to say, add a column of numbers or test a date. (Starting with version 6.1, developers can use the new DECFLOAT data type to get a much greater range of numbers!) If the conversion succeeds, the function returns a Y
This approach can save storage space by storing only the bytes required to hold the data, plus one extra byte that tells how many bytes of data are in the column. The down side of this method is that SQL Server first reads the byte that describes how long the data is in the row, then reads that many bytes of data
Jon Galloway - Adding simple trigger-based auditing to your SQL Server database
Could anyone post that if this works well if multiple tables are audited? jenny - Wednesday, March 11, 2009 10:44:40 PM Could anyone figure out how to make this script work for delete? This script only audit Insert and Update, not delete. Your primary tables should ALWAYS have INSERTUSERID, INSERTDATE, and MODIFIEDUSERID, MODIFIFEDDATE, this way when your audit runs, you can pull the data because you are writting it to the table..
What is Normalization? Database normalization is a data design and organization process applied to data structures based on rules that help building relational databases. It should also be noted that as data in the original table changes, so does data in the view, as views are the way to look at part of the original table
I want to use a Stored Procedure instead of a SQL Query which helps in executing result faster and give me data without causing delays in my Excel spreadsheet. I just want it put in excel, and do not want anyone to have access to the server, besides the query being run from a desktop workstation having MS office 2003
http://milambda.blogspot.com/2014/02/sql-server-integration-services-data.htmlObviously, when I say all, I actually mean all, except the type system used by the SQL Server Native Client ODBC provider; I plan to cover that in a later post. It is, however, possible to work around these limitations by using more elaborate techniques, which I feel deserve a dedicated article, so keep watching this blog for more information on that particular subject
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There is no reason I can think of why you would get any benefit from taking data that is numeric in nature and converting it to varchar and then applying a different collation. You certainly don't want to change the data type just so you can use the collate clause.EDIT:A typical reason to use COLLATE is when you need to equate two character based columns where one is say case sensitive and the other is not
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