Easy way to reseed identity column ? TIP #77
Sometimes, we may require to reseed identity column of a table due to various reason.
For example we have deleted a...
2014-12-20
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Sometimes, we may require to reseed identity column of a table due to various reason.
For example we have deleted a...
2014-12-20
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Although it is a old feature for those who knows ORACLE but for SQL server developers it is a new...
2014-12-10
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When you do SQL Server maintenance one of important aspect is available space on server drive because your SQL SERVER...
2014-12-06
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You are reading this post just because of two reason
1) You are curious whether it is possible or not...
2014-11-20
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Sometimes it may require that you don’t know what will be output of a stored procedure ? what kind of result...
2014-11-19
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This is very interesting feature and I recently come to know this awesome feature.
Lets understand this by an example below...
2014-11-14
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Suppose, sometimes you just need entry in the table with all the default values.
For example you have a Student...
2014-11-10
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Suppose, We are working on a stored procedure in which some complex operation is going. We are fetching some value...
2014-11-09
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Hello friends,
Many times it happened with me I forgot the instance name of SQL Server.
So here is a small trick...
2014-11-07
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Recently , one of my friends shared that some interviewer asked him a question “How to copy table structure only from...
2014-11-03
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Comments posted to this topic are about the item The Data Model Matters
I run the SQLCMD utility as follows:
lcmd -S localhost -EI then type this (the 1> is the prompt):
1> select @@version goIf I hit enter, what happens? See possible answers