Refresh maybe? Restart SSMS?

You could use a hash.

Otherwise, there isn't a great way to do this. Typically you do not create a unique index on an encrypted field.

The corrected question, which is on the web site, is

CREATE TABLE E (eid int, mid int, en char(10) )

INSERT E SELECT 1,2,'Vyas'

INSERT E SELECT 2,3,'Mohan'

INSERT E SELECT 3,NULL,'Shobha'

INSERT E SELECT...

As mentioned you need to shrink the log, but you also need to set up log backups, figure out how large to leave the log, and monitor things.

I'd use Jeffrey's suggestion. You can't use a variable in the 3 or 4 part naming scheme.

Hard to stay in the top 5. Someone can answer a few hundred questions in a couple days and get up there.

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The ORDER BY doesn't change...

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The question has been corrected to fix the typo and include an ORDER by clause.

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Sample data of what is in the tables, and what the result should be. Not what you are getting with the query that doesn't work.

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Sounds like you need more drives. Also, storing backups on the same physical disk as data is a mistake. If it goes, you lose data.

Make sure you have enough space...

I thought an index was a scale for measurement. Isn't that why it's in all those performance questions?

Use CTRL+F5 to reload the page without cache. Windows caches the page a little too much sometimes.