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Written by Stanislav Duben
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Thursday, 17 April 2008 |
 In previous content I showed how to use the OUTPUT command for printing inserted or updated records in a T-SQL query. It's simple, it's powerfull and saves us lines of code. Usually we need use these values in some larger script and assigned them to variables or insert them into other tables. Let's see how to do it.
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Written by Stanislav Duben
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Wednesday, 29 August 2007 |
In MSSQL 2005 is new T-SQL command OUTPUT, that was used only as output parameters in previous MSSQL version. Now you can use it in T-SQL commands to make data changes and see results by one command without using Triggers.
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Written by Stanislav Duben
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Friday, 24 August 2007 |
 If you want search text not only in name of triggers and store procedures, using search object in query analyzer is not enough and in MS SQL 2005 there isn't any search object function. So you need other way how to do it.
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Written by Stanislav Duben
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Friday, 20 July 2007 |
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In query analyzer for
Microsoft SQL 2000 you can search objects easily, just open Query Analyzer and press F4. In Microsoft SQL Server Management
Studio for SQL 2005, this search functionality has been removed. (Microsoft said that nobody uses this function so it's useless), no comment for this reason. We need this functionality, so how to do
it?
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Written by Stanislav Duben
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Friday, 20 July 2007 |
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Lots of developers complain, that Microsoft SQL hasn't something similar to LIMIT(from, to) as MySQL has. In past time there was a solution by SELECT TOP n and inserted SELECT TOP n- With new T-SQL commands in Miscrosoft SQL Server 2005 is situation simpler.
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