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includes the following enhancements and bug fixes: Features Added PowerShell support for running T-SQL scripts on clone creation - see ou
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FUNCTION add(integer, integer) RETURNS integer LANGUAGE sql IMMUTABLE STRICT AS $_$select $1 + $2;$_$; -- Placeholder INSERT INTO ${table
of the most efficient ways is to save the data to a flat file and use the BULK INSERT https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-AU/library/ms188365.a
(or press Ctrl + Shift + P): image2016-3-16 14:24:8.png This unloads all database objects from memory. Connecting to a linked server Link
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(or press Ctrl + Shift + P): image2016-3-16 14:24:8.png This unloads all database objects from memory. Connecting to a linked server Link
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the ReadyRoll tool-window Build-time T-SQL parser errors not displayed in build log or in the Visual Studio Error List Prevent accidental
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data. This is to ensure that your database projects always build quickly, as larger datasets can produce a significant amount T-SQL code
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database. After running the above command, a T-SQL script will be produced in the following location: <<Project Folder>>\bin\Release\<<Pr
Additional Scripts are a re-usable type of T-SQL script that allow you to include logic to deploy the same object more than once (i.e. us
the ReadyRoll tool-window. Excluding objects from script verification In some situations, it may be desirable to exclude certain objects
2016 CTP2) Filters now support the standard T-SQL LIKE syntax for wildcard characters (eg %, _, [abc], and [^abc] - for more information,
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the REPLACE option in a T-SQL RESTORE statement. Refer to your SQL Server documentation for more details. Creating a new database Enter a
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columns, specify data types, default values, constraints, etc - a lower pane that displays the object's declarative T-SQL, and lets you s
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) = 'Description' ) BEGIN PRINT 'Column [Description] couldn''t be altered because it is being referenced.'; RETURN --None of the statemen
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own T-SQL queries to collect metric values that aren't currently collected by default. They can also be used to collect application-speci
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,keypassword:"p@ssword" prune:[true | false ], Enable / Disable pruning merge:[true | false ], Disable / Enable dependencies merging (Note
,keyfilename:file.pfx,keypassword:"p@ssword" prune:[true | false ], Enable / Disable pruning merge:[true | false ], Disable / Enable depen
the REPLACE option in a T-SQL RESTORE statement. Refer to your SQL Server documentation for more details. Creating a new database Enter a
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, SQL Monitor collects a standard set of Machine, SQL Server and Database metrics from every monitored object. It does so by running a T-S
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, using the trace flag 2451. If set through a T-SQL query this will reset on server restart. For SQL Server on Windows this can be set per
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type of bottleneck caused by the query, such as bad or missing indexes or inappropriate T-SQL code. Investigating the remote resource Sin
some type of bottleneck caused by the query, such as bad or missing indexes or inappropriate T-SQL code. Look for queries using BULK INSE
documentation Use extended syntax instead. You use the DECLARE CURSOR command to define the attributes of a T-SQL cursor. DECLARE CURSOR
type of bottleneck caused by the query, such as bad or missing indexes or inappropriate T-SQL code. Investigating the remote resource Sin
some type of bottleneck caused by the query, such as bad or missing indexes or inappropriate T-SQL code. Look for queries using BULK INSE
