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Madhivanan Posted 2 Years ago through Just Learned | 5 Points
In IE, when you open multiple tabs in the single window, you can copy urls of all opened tabs using below steps
In the menu
1 Go to Tools-->Internet options
2 In the General tab, click the button labelled Use current. It will display all urls...
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Madhivanan Learned 2 Years ago through Just Learned | 1 Point
In IE, when you open multiple tabs in the single window, you can copy urls of all opened tabs using below steps
In the menu
1 Go to Tools-->Internet options
2 In the General tab, click the button labelled Use current. It will display all urls...
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Madhivanan Learned 2 Years ago through Just Learned | 1 Point
In IE, when you open multiple tabs in the single window, you can copy urls of all opened tabs using below steps
In the menu
1 Go to Tools-->Internet options
2 In the General tab, click the button labelled Use current. It will display all urls...
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Madhivanan Posted 2 Years ago through Just Learned | 5 Points
Aggregate functions always return at least one row. So using aggregate functions to check for the existance of data will not give correct results. See the results returned from these queries
[code]
declare @t table(i int)
if exists(select i from @t...
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Madhivanan Posted 2 Years ago through Just Learned | 5 Points
Aggregate functions always return at least one row. So using aggregate functions to check for the existance of data will not give correct results. See the results returned from these queries
[code]
declare @t table(i int)
if exists(select i from @t...
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Madhivanan Posted 2 Years ago through Just Learned | 5 Points
Aggregate functions always return at least a row. So using aggregate function to check for the existance of data is not good method. See the results returned from these queries
[code]
declare @t table(i int)
if exists(select i from @t)
select 'yes'
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Madhivanan Learned 2 Years ago through Just Learned | 1 Point
Aggregate functions always return at least one row. So using aggregate functions to check for the existance of data will not give correct results. See the results returned from these queries
[code]
declare @t table(i int)
if exists(select i from @t...
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Madhivanan Learned 2 Years ago through Just Learned | 1 Point
Aggregate functions always return at least one row. So using aggregate functions to check for the existance of data will not give correct results. See the results returned from these queries
[code]
declare @t table(i int)
if exists(select i from @t...
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Madhivanan Commented 2 Years ago through Just Learned | 1 Point
Refer this for more informations
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms186838.aspx...
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Madhivanan Commented 2 Years ago through Just Learned | 1 Point
Refer this for more informations
[http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms186838.aspx][1]
[1]: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms186838.aspx...
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