In SQL Server, if a transaction involving the inserting of a new row gets rolled back, a number is skipped in the identity field.
I\'m currently working on a data migration project and for performance-related issues, I want to predefine a set of identities rather than letting the tables generate them.
What would my statement be to insert \"Arnold Schwarzenegger\" and \"Hasta la vista baby\" into the following empty SQL tables?
In SQL Server there is the ability to INSERT all of the data from one table into another using the following statement:
Does anyone know if its possible to call an oracle\'s sequence.NextVal from ef4 without using StoredProcedure? I have an Oracle db 开发者_运维知识库from a client which I cannot modify, so stroedproc a
I\'m using Merge Replication. The Identity range management is AUTOMATIC I HAVE A TRIGGER ON COMPANIES TABLE WHICH INSERTS ROWS IN SERIALNUMBERSCHEME TABLE which has documentID as identity column
Right now I have a DB where the PK\'s are int IDENTITY.I recently, in the last year, was tasked with adding these to a Replication Topology.This has worked out quite well with the exception of the IDE
I have a simple 2 object inheritance defined in an EF model, Person <- User. Person is the base entity/class, it is not abstract, and it contains fields like firstname, lastname, email.
My two questions are: Can I use clustered indexes to speed up bulk inserts in big tables? Can I then still efficiently use
I was curious if there is a way to tell if an IDENTITY column has ever been incremented if there is no data within the table. (i.e. data item wa开发者_运维知识库s inserted, then deleted)For SQL Server
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