2010-11-26
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4 Ways to Increase Your Salary (Using UPDATE)
This article depicts how to approach row by row updates needed in a salary table. It might not directly let you increase your salary, but it could help you at review time.
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Twenty tips to write a good stored procedure
This article will provide some useful information to write a SP. I have emphasized on performance.
2009-08-10
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2008-11-19
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