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Pagination is the process of dividing large data into smaller data sets in discrete pages. It is widely used in web applications.
In MS SQL Server, we can achieve the pagination functionality by using OFFSET and FETCH clauses with ORDER BY in a SELECT statement.
Quite often, transactions in MS SQL Server are lost by those who launched them. It is not infrequent that one runs a script in SSMS, which starts an explicit transaction with the BEGIN TRANSACTION statement, but then an error occurs and COMMIT TRANSACTION or ROLLBACK TRANSACTION fails while the transaction initiator has left this query for some time. Transactions left forgotten for long periods of time can prevent users from accessing the locked resources (tables, server resources (RAM, CPU, I / O system).
In this article, we will consider how to delete lost transactions using SQL Complete.
Hello everyone. In this tutorial series, we will learn how to use Angular 8 and the Web API to create a simple fullstack web application from scratch.
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In my last article, I roughly described how standard SQL differs from T-SQL and who should learn which. Now I’d like to focus on the syntax differences and illustrate these differences with examples. If you think T-SQL is an extension implementing all the features from standard SQL, you aren’t right. However, in SQL Server, you will find almost all the features of the SQL standard. In this article, you will find examples of some of the differences in syntax between standard SQL and Transact-SQL.
In relational database systems, we name tables, views, and columns, but sometimes we need to use the same name as a keyword or use special characters. In standard SQL, you can place this kind of name in quotation marks (""), but in T-SQL, you can also place it in brackets ([]). Look at these examples for the name of a table in T-SQL: