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Month: July 2017

Need to output CSV, TSV, or other?

July 31, 2017August 2, 2017 Daniel Janik1 Comment

Ever have the need to create a CSV list in SQL Server? Not sure how? Starting in SQL Server 2017 we get a new native function to do exactly that. Specify a delimiter and you get a delimited list.

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Learning through gaming a SQL Server tale

July 31, 2017August 18, 2017 Daniel Janik3 Comments

I’ve been teaching my 17 yr old SQL Server and other various topics. I have quite a bit of experience training technology and speaking but it never fails; after about 5 minutes his eyes glaze over and he nods and “umhums” and then starts checking his phone.

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Off Topic: Dream Car Garage: 6 Cars, $250k

July 18, 2017 Daniel Janik3 Comments

I was reading Brent’s blog today and decided to make my own $250k dream car garage list. Mostly because I think about this topic a lot and probably spend way too much time researching cars I’ll never own. But you never know!

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How to display more text in SSMS

July 14, 2017July 14, 2017 Daniel JanikLeave a comment

Today’s blog post is going to be a short one but can be very helpful if you’re new to SQL Server. From time to time you may find the need to use the text result instead of the default grid result. You can change this by using CTRL-T for text and CTRL-D for grid. Read More »

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