| Published Articles |
| These database articles were written by Brian Walker as a hobby. If you have any questions or comments you can contact him at Wingenious. |
| SearchSQLServer Web Site 04/01/2005 Generate and apply a table of sequence numbers |
| SearchSQLServer Web Site 05/11/2005 List database objects by selected types |
| SearchSQLServer Web Site 06/20/2005 Retrieve filtered file lists from a specified directory |
| SearchSQLServer Web Site 07/21/2005 Find columns by name and see a distribution of values |
| SearchSQLServer Web Site 08/18/2005 Perform specified operations on tables and objects |
| SearchSQLServer Web Site 09/15/2005 Search character columns for a given string |
| SearchSQLServer Web Site 10/06/2005 Create crosstab results very similar to Access |
| SearchSQLServer Web Site 10/20/2005 Execute T-SQL code from a file without using xp_cmdshell |
| SearchSQLServer Web Site 11/03/2005 Create fixed-width data files from T-SQL |
| SearchSQLServer Web Site 11/17/2005 Create comma-separated value (CSV) files |
| SearchSQLServer Web Site 12/01/2005 Examine SQL Agent job run history |
| SearchSQLServer Web Site 12/15/2005 Keep track of SQL Agent job details |
| SearchSQLServer Web Site 01/19/2006 Easily filter SQL Server connection information |
| SearchSQLServer Web Site 02/16/2006 Generate T-SQL code for ad hoc data operations |
| SearchSQLServer Web Site 01/05/2006 TEXT CODE A Surrogate Key Architecture and Support Tools |
| SearchSQLServer Web Site 02/02/2006 TEXT CODE Standard Columns and Standard Objects for a Surrogate Key Architecture |
| SearchSQLServer Web Site 03/02/2006 TEXT CODE Utility Routines to Maintain a Surrogate Key Architecture |
| SSWUG Web Site 08/26/2005 HTML Surrogate Keys, Primary Keys and IDENTITY |
| SSWUG Web Site 09/09/2005 HTML Surrogate Keys, Primary Keys and IDENTITY Revisited |
| SQL Server Professional Newsletter 09/2004 Self-Referencing Tables |
| SQL Server Professional Newsletter 12/2004 T-SQL Coding Standards |
| The free Database Architecture e-book includes the content of these two articles and much more. |
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