Is there a clean way to determine the row size of a table before adding a new column to it and not go over the 8060 byte limit?
What would be the best way to set my SQL field for a value such as $34,000. My SQL is: price DECIMAL(4,2) and it seems I can only output 34.00.How could I also make it s开发者_C百科how with a , not a
I am using SQL SERVER 2008, I have a number of INT, SMALLINT fields in my various tables, And I know they all will be 0 or greater than 0 i.e. I can take them Unsigned.
I have a MySQL database with a column of datatype SET (multiple selection, say apples, oranges, grapes)
So i have a query that is suppose to get me data from two tables. Which works fine so long as the date format is under the english(us) locale. When it is in an international formating the query gets a
Is there any way to check whether some string compatible with some MS SQL type? I\'m going to validate strings before inserting it into tables in 开发者_C百科database.
Is there a way to declare mapped data-types in SQL Server 2005, something like Oracle\'s %Typ开发者_如何学Ce:
I found a msdn doc on recommendations for mapping datatypes between sql server 2008 and sql ce 3.5 in .NET. This actually shows a color coded matrix. Unfortunately I am not able to find the link to it
I\'m trying to get data from a database using FMDB but having tried with futility for a while, I can\'t figure out why this is throwing an EXC_BAD_ACCESS exception. The parameter is passed in from an
I would like to know what the reasoning could be for inconsistent way sql server handles type overflowing. And what would be the proper way to prevent the silent data corruption SQL Server inflicts on