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Khyati Patel Liked 11 Months ago through Blogs
Using ThreadLocal<T> class for thread-local storage implementation in C#...
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Khyati Patel Liked 11 Months ago through Blogs
In a rare case when you need to control the execution sequence of database triggers, you can use the sp_settriggerorder statement to do so. However, the recommended best practice always remains that you should have business logic dependent upon executio...
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Khyati Patel Liked 11 Months ago through Syndicated Blogs
"Big Data" is the new buzzword doing the round in the industry. As the name suggests, it is about data and, it is about large and hefty data. But how much volume of data is considered as “Big Data”? Does 10 GB, 50 GB, 5 TB or 50 TB sizes of data is enou...
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Khyati Patel Liked 11 Months ago through Blogs
One of the most common mistakes that all developers make is to pass parameters to a procedure based on the expected (ordinal) position and not the expected parameter name. Can you change the parameter sequence within your stored procedure without breaki...
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Khyati Patel Liked 11 Months ago through Tutorials
This tutorial will help you learning the basic working of Ajax...
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Khyati Patel Liked 11 Months ago through Tutorials
This tutorial will help you learning SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS)...
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Khyati Patel Liked 11 Months ago through Just Learned
A Tool **TableDiff** is very useful to compare the schema of tables and data of different SQL instances.
A Tool can do the things as below:
1. A row by row comparison between a source table in an instance of Microsoft SQL Server acting as a replica...
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Khyati Patel Learned 11 Months ago through Just Learned
A Tool **TableDiff** is very useful to compare the schema of tables and data of different SQL instances.
A Tool can do the things as below:
1. A row by row comparison between a source table in an instance of Microsoft SQL Server acting as a replica...
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Khyati Patel Liked 11 Months ago through Just Learned
A Tool **TableDiff** is very useful to compare the schema of tables and data of different SQL instances.
A Tool can do the things as below:
1. A row by row comparison between a source table in an instance of Microsoft SQL Server acting as a replica...
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