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There are many occasions where a SQL Server Developer uses scripts which take longer to execute. I would rather say a wrong choice or approach in writing scripts caused the execution of the script longer. There are smarter ways to achieve results. In this post I will try to consolidate few tips on smarter SQL Server programming.
Sunday, March 08, 2009 7:34:17 PM (India Standard Time, UTC+05:30)
We all have created Stored Procedures in SQL Server. We keep doing regular updates on the applications using SQL Server database. The real problem comes when the application need to be made live and the database stored procedure is required to be synced with the live server. Unless there is no track of change monitored, it would be difficult while deploying the updates and upgrades in SQL SPs on to the live server. Now the question is more clear... Can I find the last modified date for a stored procedure in SQL Server?
Monday, March 02, 2009 6:35:32 PM (India Standard Time, UTC+05:30)
 
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