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Nakul Vachhrajani refreshed 12 Days ago through Blogs
Generating multi-part names (four-part, three-part or two-part) for database objects and interpreting them can be labour intensive at times. This post provides scripts that can be used to reduce the manual effort required for these activities...
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Nakul Vachhrajani Liked 12 Days ago through Blogs
Generating multi-part names (four-part, three-part or two-part) for database objects and interpreting them can be labour intensive at times. This post provides scripts that can be used to reduce the manual effort required for these activities...
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Nakul Vachhrajani Posted 12 Days ago through Blogs
Generating multi-part names (four-part, three-part or two-part) for database objects and interpreting them can be labour intensive at times. This post provides scripts that can be used to reduce the manual effort required for these activities...
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Nakul Vachhrajani refreshed 15 Days ago through Blogs
Most database documentation and code fail to address name resolution errors – i.e. the ability to ensure that a name uniquely identifies a database object. This post provides an introduction to four-part, three-part and two-part database object naming c...
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Nakul Vachhrajani Liked 15 Days ago through Blogs
Most database documentation and code fail to address name resolution errors – i.e. the ability to ensure that a name uniquely identifies a database object. This post provides an introduction to four-part, three-part and two-part database object naming c...
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Nakul Vachhrajani Posted 15 Days ago through Blogs
Most database documentation and code fail to address name resolution errors – i.e. the ability to ensure that a name uniquely identifies a database object. This post provides an introduction to four-part, three-part and two-part database object naming c...
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Nakul Vachhrajani Liked 16 Days ago through Blogs
Recently, I was working with a developer colleague of mine to troubleshoot an issue he had with one of his queries. A stored procedure he wrote was consuming data from another procedure and was not functioning as expected. I suspected the issue to be a ...
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Nakul Vachhrajani refreshed 16 Days ago through Blogs
Recently, I was working with a developer colleague of mine to troubleshoot an issue he had with one of his queries. A stored procedure he wrote was consuming data from another procedure and was not functioning as expected. I suspected the issue to be a ...
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