SQLAuthority News – Download Tools and Documentation for SQL SERVER

SQL Server 2008 Report Definition Language Specification The goal of Report Definition Language (RDL) is to promote the interoperability of commercial reporting products by defining a common schema that allows interchange of report definitions. An important aspect to understand is that RDL is a schema definition, not a programmatic interface…
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SQLAuthority Author Visit – Ahmedabad SQL Server User Group Meeting – November 2008

It is time again to announce SQL Hour – SQL Server User Group Meeting for November 2008. This time it is going to be one really interesting event. Our User Group is growing and getting more interesting. Lots of new SQL Server enthusiastic have contacted me recently for User Group…
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SQL SERVER – Simple Use of Cursor to Print All Stored Procedures of Database Including Schema

I love active participation from my readers. Just a day ago I wrote article about SQL SERVER – Simple Use of Cursor to Print All Stored Procedures of Database. I just received comment from Jerry Hung who have improved on previously written article of generating text of Stored Procedure. DECLARE…
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SQLAuthority News – SQL Server White Paper: SQL Server 2008 Compliance Guide

Note: Download White Paper by Microsoft Organizations across the globe are being inundated with regulatory requirements. They also have a strong need to better manage their IT systems to ensure they are operating efficiently and staying secure. Microsoft is often asked to provide guidance and technology to assist organizations struggling…
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SQL SERVER – Simple Use of Cursor to Print All Stored Procedures of Database

SQLAuthority Blog reader YordanGeorgiev has submitted very interesting SP, which uses cursor to generate text of all the Stored Procedure of current Database. This task can be done many ways, however, this is also interesting method. USE AdventureWorks GO DECLARE @procName VARCHAR(100) DECLARE @getprocName CURSOR SET @getprocName = CURSOR FOR SELECT s.name…
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