Another use for SQL Server 2008 row constructors
One last SQL syntax post for the evening… We've all heard about SQL Server 2008 row constructors. They allow syntax like this to work: CREATE
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One last SQL syntax post for the evening… We've all heard about SQL Server 2008 row constructors. They allow syntax like this to work: CREATE
To round out the new plan guide-related features in SQL Server 2008, there is a new way to express a table hint that increases the
SQL Server 2005 introduced the OUTPUT clause in DML statements. With the OUTPUT clause, you can output column values to a table variable, a table,
One of the nifty new SQL Server 2005 features was called "plan forcing". You could acheive plan forcing by using the USE PLAN query hint
After getting insert/update/delete stored procedures going with a simple standalone table (no relationships), I started thinking about how I'd do this in a many-many relationship.
I've been working with the new ADO.NET Entity Framework designer for a few weeks now, and I've got to like it. If you're used to
Since its appearance in SQL Serve 2008 CTP5, folks have been wondering about the reason for SQL Server's new Change Tracking feature, and how it
As a continuation of the previous discussion, here's a DELETE of a title row without fetching it from the database: pubsEntities model = new pubsEntities();
The ADO.NET Entity Framework Beta 3 was released this week. For details, see the ADO.NET team blog. One of the things that bothered me originally
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