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SSChasing Mays
 
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Comments posted to this topic are about the item Finding all data types in user tables
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Hi Gaby.
If this script should run on MS SQL Server, you have to fix it first!!!!
BR cas
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casc (12/5/2008)
Hi Gaby.
If this script should run on MS SQL Server, you have to fix it first!!!!
BR cas
Umm...this script ran fine in 2005. Tested in master, AdventureWorks, and a couple other databases. What was the problem with it? It returns the table name, column name, and column type which should be enough.
Gaby
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