SqlServer
Drop system-versioned temporal table in SQL Server
To Drop a Temporal Table you first need to turn System_Versioning OFF. Then Delete your required temporal table. Finally you can also choose to delete History table associated with your Temporal Table.
CODE EXAMPLE:
ALTER TABLE [dbo].[TemporalTest] SET ( SYSTEM_VERSIONING = OFF )
GO
DROP TABLE [dbo].[TemporalTest]
GO
DROP TABLE [dbo].[TemporalTestHistory]
GO
Installing SQL Server on Linux (Ubuntu 18.04)
Installation of SQL Server on Linux (in Ubuntu) is a few steps process. We will first update and upgrade our OS then we will start our installation process.
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Database ‘Adventureworks’ does not exist (Msg 911)
If you get this sort of error as shown below:
Msg 911, Level 16, State 1, Line 1 Database 'Advantureworks ' does not exist. Make sure that the name is entered correctly.
And you already have this database, make sure you are typing the Database name correctly such as:
USE Adventureworks
Computed Columns – SQL Server
Computed columns it self does not contain any data, but shows value based on expression (given formula). Its very simple to add a computed columns in SQL Server you can either add them through DDL query or through SSMS Read the rest of this entry »
Find version of SQLSERVER
We often want to know about the version we are using. There are few simple ways to get the version you are on.
1. Simplest way: Read the rest of this entry »
Difference Between ROWVERSION and TimeStamp – SQLSERVER
No difference! rowversion is new name for timestamp or we can say a synonym for timestamp datatype. Actually, the “Timestamp” datatype was defined as a counter of database row updates. Later, the ISO defined the “Timestamp” datatype as date and time information, causing a conflict between the SQL standards definition and the specific usage by MS SQL-Server. So Microsoft replaced the name “timestamp” by a new name “rowversion” Read the rest of this entry »