SQL is a powerful and versatile language for data analysis, but it can also be prone to errors and bugs if not tested properly. Whether you are writing simple queries or complex code, you need to ...

Lastly, use code coverage and performance tools to monitor and improve your SQL query testing results. Add your perspective Help others by sharing more (125 characters min.) Cancel ...

Saving SQL Code or Output The previous section describes how to run your query and to make minor editing changes to the output. After you have run your query, you have several options for saving your ...

Right-click and select add a new connection. Configure the connection e.g. server name followed by database name (see figure 2) Test the connection. Save. Once the server is displayed right click and ...

For a database query, enter the T-SQL statement in the Query Text box. Enter the Class Name, choose Visual C# or Visual Basic output, and click Generate. The SchemaTable, as returned by the ...

You need to add some data to SQL Server now that you have a handle on where to write your drag-and-drop code and what you're going to do with that code. Adding an image to SQL Server is a little ...