How do you list all triggers in a MySQL database?
1.sql server - How do I get list of all tables in a database ...
Description:What is the best way to get the names of all of the tables in
a specific database on SQL Server?
2.tsql - How to list all objects of a particular database in ...
Description:I'd like to list all objects of a particular database in SQL
Server 2005. I created a query as shown below: select name, type_desc from
sys.objects WHERE type in ( 'C ...
3.SQL SERVER – Disable All Triggers on a Database ...
Description:29-10-2007 · How would. DISABLE TRIGGER Person.uAddress ON
AdventureWorks; disable all triggers on a database? Person.uAddress is
right there
4.SQL Server DDL Triggers to Track All Database Changes
Description:use yourdatabase; go create trigger ddltrigger_sample on
database for create_procedure, alter_procedure, drop_procedure as begin
set nocount on ...
5.SQL SERVER – 2005 List All Tables of Database | Journey ...
Description:26-06-2007 · @dumdum . Script1 :This will list all the system
tables and userdefined tables in the database. ( meaning all the tables in
the database) use master
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7.How to retrieve a specific table or rows from database ...
Description:13-12-2005 · Describes how to retrieve a table or rows from
database or transaction log backups if you do not want to restore your
original database in SQL Server.
8.How to transfer a database from one collation to another ...
Description:16-08-2007 · This article defines collation and describes how
to transfer a database from one collation in Microsoft SQL Server to
another collation in SQL Server.
9.Adding simple trigger-based auditing to your SQL Server ...
Description:Adding simple trigger-based auditing to your SQL Server
database. How do you track changes to data in your database? There are a
variety of supported auditing methods ...
10.How do I prevent duplicates in a table? - ASP FAQ
Description:The question "how do I remove duplicates?" is asked so often
in the SQL Server newsgroups, that I think there needs to be more
recommendations in database articles ...
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