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I took one look at this article and thought "What's so special about this?" It's hardly revolutionary!
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Boltz42 (5/17/2012) I took one look at this article and thought "What's so special about this?" It's hardly revolutionary!
I agree. I do not see the purpose for this. You would anyway need a loop to get the values again.
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| The reason the script is not revolutionary is because other like Erland Sommarskog performed a lot of testing to figure out the best way to do it (http://www.sommarskog.se/arrays-in-sql-2005.html). In SQL Server 2005, a comma-delimited list is a great way to pass primary and foreign key values between stored procedures and between applications and the database.
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