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Guest Columnist: Jerome Boyer
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Name Value Pairs Table Handling
While Name Value Pairs Tables are anathema to Relational Database professionals, it is sometimes useful to consider such a structure in a production application. This article illustrates the use of User-defined Table Type to improve such handling.
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Jerome Boyer
2017/11/06
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