If you’re using Database Mail in SQL Server, you’ll probably want to check your configuration settings at some stage.
You can do this by executing the sysmail_help_configure_sp
stored procedure in the msdb
database.
If you’re using Database Mail in SQL Server, you’ll probably want to check your configuration settings at some stage.
You can do this by executing the sysmail_help_configure_sp
stored procedure in the msdb
database.
If you’re trying to check an advanced configuration option in SQL Server, but you get an error, you might find the following helpful.
Continue readingI thought it would be interesting to run a few quick queries to see how various formatting strings affect the formatting of date/time values.
In SQL Server, you can use GOTO
to alter the flow of execution. You can use it to “jump” to another part in the T-SQL code.
The way it works is, you create a label, then you can use GOTO
to jump to that label. Any code between GOTO
and the label are skipped, and processing continues at the label.
GOTO
statements and labels can be used anywhere within a procedure, batch, or statement block. They can also be nested.
In SQL Server the sys.sql_modules
, sys.system_sql_modules
, and sys.all_sql_modules
system catalog views return metadata about SQL language-defined modules in SQL Server.
However, there is a difference between them.
When you create a temporary table in SQL Server, you have the option of making it a local or global temporary table.
Here’s a quick outline of the main differences between local temporary tables and global temporary tables.
In SQL Server, you can use any of the following five ways to return a list of temporary tables using Transact-SQL.
These return both local and global temporary tables.
In SQL Server you can create a temporary table based on another table by using the SELECT... INTO
syntax.
You can create the table with or without data. In other words, you can copy data from the original table if you wish, or you can create the table without any data.
If you’re looking for a catalog view to return parameter information in SQL Server, you have a choice. In particular, you can get parameter information from sys.parameters
, sys.system_parameters
, and sys.all_parameters
.
However, you will probably only want to use one of these views, as there are differences between them.
Here’s some T-SQL code you can use to get a list of all CHECK and foreign key constraints in a SQL Server database.