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A View to Automation

(Alex Glauberzon and Martin Wiseman) Think about the last time you had to update a table that contained a large number of columns. Now, imagine that the table is under construction and you’re responsible for adding or deleting columns or modifying columns’ data specifications. And, of course, this s

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Cursors with SQL 2000 Part 1

(Don Schlichting) SQL languages are designed so groups of records, or sets, can be manipulated easily and quickly. The speed at which groups of data can be altered, updated and deleted, demonstrates why working with sets is the preferred method. A traditional programmatic database connection, us