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Using Stored Procedures with MSSQL and ASP.NET 2.0

If you haven''t used MSSQL stored procedures before with SQL Server and in your ASP.NET 2.0 pages then you need to read this article. In this article I will list down basic questions like the following :what is a stored procedure? How can I crea...
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Export Table to SQL for SQL server

Export Table to SQL for Microsoft SQL Server helps to save table''s data as a set of INSERT SQL statements and optional CREATE TABLE statement. Predefined or cusrtom separators like ''go'', two identity support modes and a few options ...
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SQL Server Tutorials - Getting Started with Transact-SQL Statements

A collection of 10 tutorials for you to get started quickly with running Transact-SQL statements on SQL Server 2005. Clear examples are provided for running CREATE TABLE, INSERT, UPDATE, DELTE, SELECT, CREATE USER, GRANT EXECUTE statements.
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EazySQL - SQL Generator

Generates ready to use SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE and DELETE SQL Statements and SQL Stored Procedures from table structures of MS SQL Server 2000. Supports Optimistic Concurrency Control for Update, Foreign-Keys, etc. Connects Local as well as Remote SQ...
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SweetSuite.NET Exception Component (ssException)

Royalty-free implementation, unlimited projects. This component will help you track issues in your projects with the information you need to troubleshoot. It contains many details about the exception. Information such as when the exception occurred; ...
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AlligatorSQL Enterprise Edition

AlligatorSQL supports Oracle8i/9i, DB2, MySQL, Interbase, Birdstep, PostgreSQL and MSSQL/SQL Server 2000 databases. You can manage all stored objects in every supported database. The multithreaded browses lets you start long running SQL statements wi...
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SqlFun

SqlFun is a Java program/applet that allows you to experiment with SQL statements (hopefully) without having to install a SQL server or database program. All you need is Java and Windows ODBC (or any other database server that supports JDBC). Startin...
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