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Daily Archives: September 21, 2010
What Do We Need in SQL Server?
What should be included in the next release of SQL Server? SQL Server 11 is being worked on now, and there are a number of features that I’m sure will be new, as well as some improvements to old features. … Continue reading
Posted in Editorial
Tagged sql server
Table Variables and Transactions
I actually had a question of the day submitted on SQLServerCentral about table variables and transactions, but the person didn’t have a reference for it. So I had to go digging around to find one. It doesn’t seem to be … Continue reading
Posted in Blog
Tagged syndicated, T-SQL
