I always want to learn SQL Server and XML file. Let us go over a very simple example, today about how to create XML using SQL Server.
SQL SERVER – Interesting Observation – Using sqlcmd From SSMS Query Editor
A day before I wrote article SQL SERVER – sqlcmd vs osql – Basic Comparison. Today while I was displaying how sqlcmd can be used instead of osql to one of my companies team leader, I found another neat feature of SSMS Query Editor. sqlcmd can be used from Query Editor but it has to be enabled first.
SQL SERVER – 2008 – 2005 – Find Longest Running Query – TSQL
UPDATE : Updated this query with bug fixed with one more enhancement SERVER – 2008 – 2005 – Find Longest Running Query – TSQL – Part 2.
Recently my company owner asked me to find which query is running longest. It was very interesting that I was not able to find any T-SQL script online which can give me this data directly. Finally, I wrote down very quick script which gives me T-SQL which has ran on server along with average time and maximum time of that T-SQL execution. As I keep on writing I needed to know when exactly logging was started for the same T-SQL so I had added Logging start time in the query as well.
SQL SERVER – 2008 – Certification Path Complete Download PDF
Microsoft Certification are very important for any developer’s career. I personally have acquired MS certification before and while practicing for MS Certification I learned a lot personally. Developers who are interesting in upgrading themselves with Microsoft Certification must download certification path PDF.
SQL SERVER – Add Any User to SysAdmin Role – Add Users to System Roles
The reason I like blogging is follow up questions. I have wrote following two articles earlier this week. I just received question based on both of them. Before I go on questions, I recommend to read both of the article first. Both of them are very small article so they are quick to read.
SQL SERVER – Find Next Running Time of Scheduled Job Using T-SQL
I often receive a good question on the blog, however, I do not always receive a good answer for the questions. Recently someone asked on a blog about Finding next run time for Schedule Job using T-SQL. My friend came up with a nice script. I have modified it a bit to adjust needs. This blog post is about finding the next running time of scheduled job using T-SQL.Â
SQL SERVER – Connect using Enterprise Manager to SQL Server 2005/2008
I received the following email from Mike Bikinis. about enterprise manager. “How can I connect to SQL Server 2005 or SQL Server 2008 using SQL Server 2000’s Enterprise Manager?”