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Misunderstanding #13. The DMV cannot be used in SQL Server 2000 compatibility mode Error There has been a lot of misunderstanding about compatibility mode. Does the 80 compatibility mode database imply the ability to attach or recover to a SQL Server 2000 database? Of course not. This simply means some T-

match, a worthy range of matching or more than two conditions and connection. The form is as follows:Column name operators OrColumn names can appear on one side of the operator, while constants or variables appear on the other side of the operator. Such as:Name= ' Zhang San 'Price >50005000Name= ' Zhang San ' and price >5000If an expression does not meet the form of sarg, it cannot limit the scope of the search, which means that SQL

SQL Server focuses on filtering indexes and SQL Server Indexes Preface In this section, we will continue to talk about index knowledge. We have clustered indexes, non-clustered indexes, and covered indexes. Here we also have a filter index, which can improve query performance through index filtering, brief content and

tableCopy codeThe Code is as follows: select distinct * into tmp1 from Users2. Delete the Users tableCopy codeThe Code is as follows: drop table Users3. import data from Table tmp1 to the Users table.Copy codeThe Code is as follows: select * into Users from tmp14. Delete the tmp1 tableCopy codeThe Code is as follows: drop table tmp1 How to delete duplicate records in SQL Server 2000 1. If a primary key exi

); insert into tb_menu (id, title, parent) values (48, 'third-level menu 48', 30 ); insert into tb_menu (id, title, parent) values (49, 'level 3 menu 49', 31); insert into tb_menu (id, title, parent) values (50, 'Level 3 menu 50', 31); commit; 2. Search for all upper-level nodes -- Query all the upper-level root nodes of a node (44) in the tree structure with cte_parent (id, title, parent) as (-- start condition select id, title, parent from tb_menu where id = 44 -- list subnode query conditions

parameter.View constraint information for a data object under a databaseSp_helpconstraint @objname9. View all stored procedures and functions in the databaseUse @database_nameSp_stored_proceduresView the source code of stored procedures and functionsSp_helptext ' @procedure_name 'View data object names that contain a string @strSELECT DISTINCT object_name (ID) from syscomments where text like '% @str% 'Create an encrypted stored procedure or function

SQL Server queries table indexes and SQL Server Indexes SELECT index name = a. name , Table name = c. name , Index field name = d. name , Index field location = d. colid FROM sysindexes a JOIN sysindexkeys B ON. id = B. id AND. indid = B. indid JOIN sysobjects c ON B. id = c. id JOIN syscolumns d ON B. id = d. id AND B

SQL server keyword description (text), SQL server The following describes the cross apply and outer apply keywords in sqlserver as follows: 1. cross apply and OUTER APPLY The MSDN explanation is as follows (my personal understanding is not clear ): You can use the APPLY operator to call the table value function for eac

. After introducing the SARG, let's summarize the experience of using SARG and the different conclusions encountered in practice and some of the data: 1. Whether the like statement belongs to Sarg depends on the type of wildcard character used such as: Name like ' Zhang% ', this belongs to Sarg And: Name like '% Zha

string @strSELECT DISTINCT object_name (ID) from syscomments where text like '% @str% 'Create an encrypted stored procedure or function with the with encryption parameter in front of ASDecryption of encrypted stored procedures and functions can be done using the Sp_decrypt procedure10. View information about users and processes in the databasesp_who View information about active users and processes in the SQL