Beyond the Surface: Exploring the True Size of Your SQL Server Database (with Examples!)
Using SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS):This is the easiest method for beginners. Open SSMS, connect to your server, and expand the "Databases" node...
The Power of SQL Table Aliases: Making Your Queries Clear and Concise
Imagine you're writing a query that involves two tables: Customers and Orders. Both tables have a column named ID. Without aliases...
Building the Bridge: A Beginner's Guide to Creating SQL Inserts from CSV Files
CSV (Comma-Separated Values): A text file where data is stored in rows and separated by commas (",").SQL INSERT statement: This statement adds a new row of data into a specific table...
Tracking Record Modifications in SQL Server 2000: Beyond the Built-in Limitations
This is the most straightforward solution, but it requires a schema change to your existing tables. You can add a new column of type datetime named something like "LastModified" to the table...
SQL for Beginners: Grouping Your Data and Counting Like a Pro
Here's a breakdown of their functionalities:COUNT function: This function calculates the number of rows in a table or the number of rows that meet a specific condition...
Unlocking SQL Server Efficiency: Essential Strategies for Managing Table Disk Space
In SQL Server, tables store data, and understanding their disk space utilization is crucial for database management and optimization...