
Searching Unidentified Tables and Columns for Specific Content
earching for specific content or a specific column is a common task for a SQL Server administrator or developer. If you’re familiar with the database or it’s documented, searches aren’t
earching for specific content or a specific column is a common task for a SQL Server administrator or developer. If you’re familiar with the database or it’s documented, searches aren’t
ike Delphi’s other development platforms, Delphi for .NET offers a wide range of data access options for ASP.NET developers. These include support for the generic foundation class library (FCL) data
ending email from SQL Server can be a useful way to keep yourself or the system’s administrator informed of any errors and alerts, but depending on your version of SQL
uppose you have a constantly growing database that currently contains 75 tables. Like any other database, a significant percentage of the tables carry metadata (i.e., the kind of data that
hen creating a connection to foreign data, the .NET configuration wizard is a great place to start. Not only will it create a point-and-click connection for you, but it also
imiting the number of records in a group is a common request. For example, suppose your sales director requests a custom report showing the top salesperson for each region. At
he ORA-8177 error “Cannot serialize access” often frustrates developers and testers of Oracle database-driven applications that employ SERIALIZABLE isolation levels. These errors can be particularly vexing because they stem from
any MS Access and SQL Server developers are moving to .NET. It’s a natural migration because these developers can use .NET to create the same types of solutions they would
ou might expect all SQL Server’s clauses to support a column alias. As reasonable as that assumption seems, SQL Server can’t honor a column alias in that way. If you