Mega Code Archive
System Functions
1) A statement that assigns a user to a database role
2) A statement that assigns a user to a server role
3) A statement that assigns the new role to a fixed database role
4) A statement that creates a new SQL Server login ID
5) A statement that creates a new user-defined role
6) A statement that deletes a SQL Server login ID
7) A statement that grants access to a database for a SQL Server login ID
8) A statement that grants SQL Server access to a Windows user account
9) A statement that lists the roles for the current database
10) A statement that removes a user from a database role
11) A statement that removes a user from a server role
12) A statement that revokes access to a database for a SQL Server login ID
13) A statement that revokes access to a database for a Windows user account
14) Add a server link
15) Add role member
16) Adding a custom error
17) Adding a message to the sysmessages table using the REPLACE option
18) Adding Entries to sysmessages
19) Altering the state of a message in the sysmessages table
20) An example of creating a removable database is
21) ANSI null default
22) Autoclose - ensures that the database is cleaned up
23) Autoshrink - A setting of True indicates that that this database can be shrunk in size safely
24) Changing SQL Server Configurations
25) Check current database name by using DB_NAME()
26) COL_LENGTH takes two arguments, the table name and the column name
27) COL_NAME requiring the ID of the table and the column ID (position) of the column whose name you are after
28) Creates a new SQL Server login and then maps that login to a new database user
29) DATALENGTH Versus COL_LENGTH to determine length of a string value
30) Dbo use - If set to True means that only the user ID that created the database has access and can use the database
31) DecryptByPassphrase function
32) Define a default of zero for our Salary
33) Deleting a message in the sysmessages table
34) Display database role information
35) Display table structure before and after altering command
36) Displays the contents of a stored procedure, a trigger, or a view
37) EncryptByPassPhrase function
38) Example of Using sp_recompile
39) EXEC sp_configure allow updates, 1
40) EXEC sp_dropdevice @logicalname = NWCopyBK_1
41) EXEC sp_help on a table
42) EXEC sp_helpconstraint table name
43) EXEC sp_helpdb
44) EXEC sp_helpdb MyDatabase
45) EXEC sp_helptext on a view
46) EXEC sp_rename T, T_old
47) Execute sp_addtype id,varchar(11) ,NOT NULL
48) Execute sp_describe_cursor into the cursor variable
49) Executing Stored Procedures Automatically at SQL Server Startup
50) Fixing Orphaned Database Users
51) Fn_virtualfilestats returns IO statistics for a database file
52) assign a user to a database role
53) assign a user to a server role
54) use the sp_HelpText system stored procedure
55) If db_name() pubs
56) Invoking the fn_varbintohexstr() Scalar Function
57) Invoking the fn_varbintohexsubstring() Scalar Function
58) Limiting Trigger Nesting
59) Quoted identifier
60) Read only - If set to True, no modifications to the data can be made
61) Refreshing aViews Definition
62) Report on each table using sp_spaceused
63) Reporting Current User and Login Context
64) Reporting Database User Information
65) Returning the Application and Host for the Current User Session
66) SELECT DATABASEPROPERTY(mydb, IsReadOnly)
67) SELECT DATALENGTH(@Value2)
68) Select SYSTEM_USER
69) Session Variables
70) Single - When set to True, only one user has access to the database at a time
71) Sp_addtype creates your own specific datatypes, including how the SQL Server will handle NULL values
72) Sp_bindrule rule, object_name, [futureonly_flag]
73) Sp_configure [configname[,configvalue]]
74) Sp_dboption [databasename,option,{TRUEFALSE}]
75) Sp_dboption is a system function that allows a specific database option to be set
76) Sp_depends displays the dependency information among tables, views, triggers, and stored procedures
77) Sp_droptype removes a user-defined datatype from the database permanently
78) Sp_helpconstraint Demo
79) Sp_makestartup configures which stored procedures will be executed when the SQL Server is started The syntax for this sto
80) Sp_monitor monitors the performance of your SQL Server
81) Sp_recompile forces all triggers and stored procedures to recompile the next time the table is accessed
82) Sp_rename department, subdivision
83) Sp_serveroption configures the type of SQL Server
84) Sp_spaceused reviews the space used by a table in a database
85) Sp_unbindefault removes the connection between the default and the data type of the corresponding column
86) Sp_unmakestartup disables the auto-execution of the stored procedures specified
87) Statements that assign users to the new role
88) Statements that delete the new role
89) Sys fn_builtin_permissions(NSERVER)
90) System stored procedures for creating and deleting user-defined roles
91) System stored procedures for granting and revoking access to the current database
92) The DATALENGTH() function returns the number of bytes used to manage a value
93) The sp_helptext system stored procedure gives you a source listing of another procedure, if it was not created with the W
94) The syntax for sp_DenyLogin
95) The syntax for sp_DropRoleMember
96) The syntax for sp_DropSrvRoleMember
97) The system procedure sp_bindefault is used to bind the defined default value to specific columns
98) The system procedure sp_help displays information about one or more database objects
99) Use SYSTEM_USER as a default value
100) User-Defined Datatypes
101) Using DATALENGTH to determine length of a string value
102) View Index Meta Data
103) Viewing Collation Metadata DATABASEPROPERTYEX
104) Viewing Collation Metadata fn_helpcollations