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MS SQL Server » 10.09.2007 » by gearup
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This article explains how to retrieve XML document by using data stored in SQL SERVER.And here iam not doing any hard code, simply by configuring the IIS to support XML to retrieve data from database.
MS SQL Server » 10.09.2007 » by gearup
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Microsoft Message Queuing (MSMQ) technology enables applications running at different times to communicate across different networks and even the systems that may be available.
MS SQL Server » 24.05.2007 » by biohazard
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Like a function, a stored procedure is used to perform an action on a a database.
MS SQL Server » 24.05.2007 » by biohazard
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When studying data analysis, a query is a technique of isolating a series of columns and/or records of a table.
MS SQL Server » 24.05.2007 » by biohazard
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When studying relationships, we reviewed techniques of making data from one table available to the records of another table.
MS SQL Server » 24.05.2007 » by biohazard
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A relational database is a system in which information flows from one database object to another.
MS SQL Server » 24.05.2007 » by biohazard
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So far, we have stated the conditions one at a time. This made their interpretation easier.
MS SQL Server » 24.05.2007 » by biohazard
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The lists of records we get with a SELECT statement are presented in the order they are appear in the table.
MS SQL Server » 24.05.2007 » by biohazard
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After creating a table and populating it with records, you may want to see what you can do with data stored in it.
MS SQL Server » 24.05.2007 » by biohazard
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A table is an object that holds the information of a database. Because a table is the central part of a database, the information it holds must be meticulously organized.




