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    TSQL – Select/Skip Top/Bottom N Rows – “Denali” Way

    “Denali” introduces Ad-hoc query paging in which you can specify range of rows returned by a SELECT statement. This can be handy when you want to limit number of returned by the statement. This is implemented in ORDER BY clause. two new keywords are added to ORDER BY clause: 1. OFFSET:......

    Vishal Gajjar  Posted on Apr 30 2011 8:03AM
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    Attach a single MDF file – Database

    If you want to attach a database to a SQL Instance you need both the data file (.mdf) and the log file (.ldf). Without both files you cannot attach a database. Let’s try doing that… To attach a database from Management Studio: Right click on Database node and choose attach: This ......

    Vishal Gajjar  Posted on Apr 29 2011 8:07AM
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    TSQL – Concatenate Rows using FOR XML PATH()

    This is probably one of the most frequently asked question – How to concatenate rows? And, the answer is to use XML PATH. For example, if you have the following data: – © 2011 – Vishal (http://SqlAndMe.com) USE AdventureWorks2008R2 SELECT CAT.Name AS [Category], ......

    Vishal Gajjar  Posted on Apr 27 2011 8:31AM
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    TSQL – Import Data Using BULK INSERT

    We can populate a table using a dump of data available as a text file. You can also import data from various type of files including CSV and raw file into SQL. In the example we’ll look at how to import data from a Text file into SQL Table. For this example, I have a Text file ProductList.txt......

    Vishal Gajjar  Posted on Apr 26 2011 8:35AM
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    When did you backup? Where did you backup?

    If you are managing a lot of databases, you might need to scratch your head for a while to remember where and when did you backed up a database. Fortunately, this information is stored in MSDB database and can be easily retrieved using below tables: 1. backupmediafamily – contains one row for......

    Vishal Gajjar  Posted on Apr 23 2011 12:10AM
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    Check currently blocked processes – “sp_who_blocked !”

    We use the undocumented stored procedure sp_who2 to check for blocked process on the server. The output returned by this stored procedure returns all processes on the server. now, to find the processes which are actually blocked, you need to go through the result set, which will be almost > 50 ......

    Vishal Gajjar  Posted on Apr 21 2011 6:45AM
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    TSQL – Transpose Data using Using PIVOT and UNPIVOT

    Often we need to transpose the result set converting rows to columns. let’s look at an example. you can find the syntax on BOL. consider the following data: We need to convert this to a pivot table, the out put should transpose the WeekIDs to rows from columns, the expected result is: ......

    Vishal Gajjar  Posted on Apr 20 2011 8:09AM
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