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  1. Participate in T-SQL Quiz and Win an iPad

    My good friend Jacob Sebastian (blog|twitter) at BeyondRelational.com has been running a T-SQL contest for a month, where you have an opportunity of winning an iPad by simply participating in the Quiz. It’s an iPad giveaway contest everyday for a month. All you have to do is ...

  2. Scripting Out Data in SQL Server 2008 R2

    Overview:  SQL Server 2008 makes it very easy to script out the data from one or more tables.  I find this technique to be useful for moving data between environments (ex: from my laptop development environment to a shared development environment), for sharing data with a client or coworker, or ...

  3. SQL Auto Converts True or False to a bit

    The title says it all, but here’s the story.  The other day I was modifying a procedure and I didn’t know if the application was going to pass in True/False or 1/0 for a bit column.  Being lazy, I created my procedure with a 1 or ...

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