Easily delete database objects
The stored procedure sp_DropDatabaseObject is designed to easily drop a variety of database objects with extensive feedback to the user
2010-05-26 (first published: 2009-04-21)
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RE: Creating a Glossary
I've never done it before but the first idea that comes to mind is as follows: create table tHyperlinkedTerms (hyperLinkedTermsId int IDENTITY, keyword varchar(100), description varchar(4000)) create table tGlossary (glossaryId int IDENTITY, keyword varchar(100), description varchar(4000)) -- a n to m match on this table where n<=m or m<=n -- with foreign keys pointing back […]
2003-06-16
RE: Documentation of Extended Stored Procedures
1) You won't. Microsoft has chosen not to document all of the extended stored procedures in the environment. Researchers like Alex Chigrik have written some articles covering undocumented extended stored procedures, but I don't believe any article covers 100% of the extended stored procedures. 2) Not without some tricks, no. People have done this using […]
2003-06-16
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