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How To Encrypt SQL Server Stored Procedures, Views and Functions
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When you try to get a backup with Expdp, if the process ends with error ORA-01426: numeric overflow, there are some alternative solutions. During …
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Sequence is a table-independent structure similar to the identity logic in SQL Server. You can use the sequence in more than one table. You …
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The other day I had to concatenate a query result. In this article, I’m going to tell you how to do this through an example. …
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When developing code in TSQL, we may need to delete the last character of a string in some cases. The other day, I used the …
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