Assuring optimal performance of database applications starts with coding properly formulated SQL. Poorly written SQL and application code is the cause of most performance problems. As much as 75% of ...

Shelley Doll finishes her coverage of SQL data types with an overview of datetime and interval data types. Learn more about the basic syntax of these standard SQL types. Datetimes and intervals are ...

Step-By-Step: Learn the basics of using DTS in Microsoft SQL Server Your email has been sent Learn how Data Transformation Services (DTS) can help you import, export, and/or transform data from ...

To update DBF data, you can specify view descriptors in the SQL procedure's INSERT, DELETE, and UPDATE statements. You can also use these statements to modify SAS data files. However, the ability to ...

To update the data, you can specify view descriptors in the PROC SQL DELETE, INSERT, and UPDATE statements. You must have access to the data through appropriate ADABAS and/or NATURAL security options ...

I've googled for this on several occasions, but not really found any good information. I have a SQL 2005 CLR procedure that builds dynamic (parameterized) SQL. I basically have a main statement, and a ...

I wrote a stored procedure and created it through WinSQL, but accidently exited WinSQL before I had a chance to save it. Is there any way I can get the code I wrote or I am pretty much out of luck?