MySQL has a really useful command called SHOW TABLES. It lists you all the tables available in the connected database. Unfortunately Microsoft SQL Server doesn’t have such a useful shorthand […]
Databases are often a critical part of most applications today. But how do you go about storing them for Source Control purposes? There are a number of approaches – the […]
I’m working in MS SQL Server 2014. I needed to make some modifications to the connection information but discovered the SQL Server Configuration Manager was missing from the Windows Start […]