Here are three methods of creating and working with temporary tables in Microsoft SQL Server: Method 1: Select Into This is a quick and dirty method to create a temporary table. Compared to the other methods, you do not have to define the column names. Just add the ‘into #temptablename’ at the end of the […]
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To include column headers when pasting or saving sql results in Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio you must make a change on the Options Panel: Open the Options panel in the menu bar Navigate to Query Results -> SQL Server -> Results to Grid Check “Include column headers when copying or saving the results.” This […]
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Creating a GUID in Microsoft SQL Server: select newid(); Creating a GUID in MYSQL: select uuid(); Why use a GUID as a primary key? The main reason is if you want to guarantee uniqueness between databases and servers. I have never been a fan of GUIDs. Especially when having to write sql statements for reports. […]
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Friday, October 2, 2009
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