Run SQL Server Scripts using C#
In this article I will run a SQL Server script to backup a database using C# in visual studio. For this purpose, I am going to use the sqlcmd.
2012-04-27
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Daniel Calbimonte
- Skills: ssas, ssis, ssrs, Power BI, Azure
Linked server to MySQL Server.
In this article, we are going to create a linked server to the MySQL Database.
Once finished that task, we will select, insert, update and delete some data using SQL Server.
2012-04-17
9,947 reads
Sequences in SQL Server 2012
This article describes the sequence new feature used in SQL Server 2012
2012-04-13
9,435 reads
Bye Bye to the RAISERROR Function?
This article describes the use and advantages of the throw statement.
2012-04-03
2,712 reads
How to create a database backup using visual studio
This article describes how to backup a database using a C# Windows Form.
2012-03-30
15,422 reads
A Demo of the Power of Powershell
This demo will show you the how powerfull is powershell. We will use cicles and the get-content command.
2012-03-22
9,932 reads
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