MergUi 0.1.9
What is MergeUi? A Visual Studio Addin to create and edit MERGE statements in SSDT projects.
What have you done? I...
2015-05-20
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What is MergeUi? A Visual Studio Addin to create and edit MERGE statements in SSDT projects.
What have you done? I...
2015-05-20
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What is MergeUi?
A Visual Studio Addin to create and edit MERGE statements in SSDT projects.
What have you done?
I have released...
2015-05-20
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What is MergeUi? A Visual Studio Addin to create and edit MERGE statements in SSDT projects.
What have you done? I have released a new version of MergeUi, thanks to...
2015-05-20
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Hopefully this should put the ORM debate to bed, either use an ORM or don't but please don't access tables...
2015-05-20
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Hopefully this should put the ORM debate to bed, either use an ORM or don’t but please don’t access tables...
2015-05-20
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Hopefully this should put the ORM debate to bed, either use an ORM or don’t but please don’t access tables...
2015-05-20
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The MidnightDBA team is announcing the release of a new, free backup solution for SQL Server: Minion Backup arrives on June...
2015-05-20
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Hopefully this should put the ORM debate to bed, either use an ORM or don't but please don't access tables directly…
There are obviously reasons behind all of this but...
2015-05-20
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The third Level in my Stairway to Virtualization series is now live at SQL Server Central! In this Level, we will...
2015-05-20
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SQL Server 2016 was recently announced. Top new features include:
Always Encrypted protects data at rest and in motion. With Always...
2015-05-20
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I have this table in a SQL Server 2025 database:
CREATE TABLE [dbo].[CustomerOrder] ( [OrderID] [int] NULL, [CustomerID] [int] NULL, [total] [money] NULL ) ON [PRIMARY] GOWhat is returned from this code? (answers are for the sum and then the count)
SELECT SUM(total) AS sum,
COUNT(total) AS count
FROM dbo.CustomerOrder;
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