Msg 8115, arithmetic overflow error, comes when a value is too big for its column, like 111111 in a TINYINT. Check the value or widen the column definition.
CONCAT_WS: Keep NULL and Empty Strings Separate
CONCAT_WS joins values with a separator, but NULL and empty strings have different effects. These examples keep the original fields beside the combined text and byte length.
LAST_VALUE: Set the Window Frame for the Final Row
LAST_VALUE changes with its window frame. Compare implicit and whole-partition frames, order tied rows and preserve a final NULL.
BIT_COUNT: Count Set Bits Without Changing Integer Width
BIT_COUNT counts active positions in a typed value. Keep integer width visible and distinguish a missing mask from a zero count.
SQL SERVER – Explanation of WITH ENCRYPTION clause for Stored Procedure and User Defined Functions
Use WITH ENCRYPTION to hide the code of a stored procedure or UDF, but keep a copy of the script. Once encrypted, there is no simple way to decrypt it.
SQL SERVER – Fix : Error : Server: Msg 131, Level 15, State 3, Line 1 The size () given to the type ‘varchar’ exceeds the maximum allowed for any data type (8000)
Msg 131 says the size given to varchar exceeds the maximum allowed (8000). Use VARCHAR(8000), or VARCHAR(MAX) in SQL Server 2005 as the TEXT replacement.
SQL SERVER – Recompile All The Stored Procedure on Specific Table
After BCP or DTS mass inserts, stored procedures can slow down. I use sp_recompile to recompile all the stored procedure on a table, or just one procedure.