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ENTITY FRAMEWORK WITH SEQUENCE FOR INSERTS
In Oracle there is no support for Identity column which we have in SQL. You have to use Sequence to achieve the same functionality in Oracle. When we develop the MVC application with Entity Framework which is multi DB supported … Continue reading
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SQL Server 2008 – Not able to see my SQL instance in network
I have SQL 2008 Server Express installed on my machine But It was not discoverable in network and this was preventing me to access my sql server instance from another pc. After goggling I came to know this was because … Continue reading
Recently we came across one scenario in our project where we have to decide best option to store spreadsheet data in the database. we have finalized four options and out of those options one is to store the data in … Continue reading
Pivoting in SQL
This post has good example of using PIVOT to get the row data in column format. http://beyondrelational.com/modules/2/blogs/88/Posts/14196/changing-rows-to-columns-using-pivot-dynamic-columns-for-pivoting-in-sql-server.aspx Here is example created by taking reference of this. create table #table(tid int,tname varchar(10)) create table #column(cid int,tid int,cname varchar(10)) create table #data(tid … Continue reading
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Usefull new features of SQL 2008 for normal developers
New Data Types DATE – ANSI-compliant date data type TIME – ANSI-compliant time data type with variable precision DATETIMEOFFSET – timezone aware/preserved datetime DATETIME2 – like DATETIME, but with variable precision and large date range GEOMETRY – “flat earth” spatial … Continue reading
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Saving changes is not permitted – A common error in SQL server management studio
Many times i came across with the error “Saving changes is not permitted” which doesn’t allow you to save the changes we applied on tables.To change this option, on the Tools menu, click Options, expand Designers, and then click Table … Continue reading
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