My friend came to me and can you find this word 'S L U N O I O T'. I said 'SOLUTION'.
Then I thought why can't I create a script which will jigjag a input word.
Of course you may do so many other ways.. I have developed like below. If you want to use this for longer strings please change the string length appropriately...
SET NOCOUNT ON
GO
Declare @str VARCHAR(20) = 'SOLUTION' -- You can pass your own word here
DECLARE @val CHAR(1)
DECLARE @valstr VARCHAR(20)
DECLARE @len INT = LEN(@str)
Declare @mytab Table (ID INT IDENTITY,Value char(1),OrderID INT)
DECLARE @i int =1
WHILE (@len >= @i)
BEGIN
SET @val = SUBSTRING(@str,@i,1)
INSERT INTO @mytab VALUES (@val,rand()*10)
SET @valstr = SUBSTRING(@str,@i,@len)
--SET @len = Len(@valstr)
SET @i = @i +1
END
SELECT *, row_number() OVER (ORDER BY orderID) RowID into #temp from @mytab
DECLARE @Names VARCHAR(8000)
SELECT @Names = COALESCE(@Names + ', ', '') + value
FROM #temp
SELECT replace(@names,',','') As WhatIsThisWord
drop table #temp
Note: Please acknowledge.
Nothing loose by learning again. Definitely gain If you just don't let it go away. - Bvsc.
Friday, January 23, 2015
Monday, January 5, 2015
Database Snapshot
--Database Snapshot
A database snapshot is a read-only, static view of a SQL Server database. A database snapshot always resides on the same server instance as its source database.
USE master
GO
-- Drop database snapshot if it already exists
IF EXISTS (
SELECT name
FROM sys.databases
WHERE name = 'MYDB_snapshot'
)
DROP DATABASE MYDB_snapshot
GO
-- Create the database snapshot
CREATE DATABASE MYDB_snapshot ON
( NAME = MYDB , -- FileName(Data)
FILENAME =
'C:\PYamani\SQL_Archives\MYDB_snapshot.ss' )
AS SNAPSHOT OF NJSBCL;
GO
-- Dropping the SnapShort database
DROP DATABASE NJSBCL_snapshot1
Notes:
-- Testing snapshot by creating new tables
Once you create a snapshot, you can create a table on source/base database. You can refresh the snapshot tables now to see the new table.
Create table TestTable (Sno INT)
Drop table TestTable
A database snapshot is a read-only, static view of a SQL Server database. A database snapshot always resides on the same server instance as its source database.
USE master
GO
-- Drop database snapshot if it already exists
IF EXISTS (
SELECT name
FROM sys.databases
WHERE name = 'MYDB_snapshot'
)
DROP DATABASE MYDB_snapshot
GO
-- Create the database snapshot
CREATE DATABASE MYDB_snapshot ON
( NAME = MYDB , -- FileName(Data)
FILENAME =
'C:\PYamani\SQL_Archives\MYDB_snapshot.ss' )
AS SNAPSHOT OF NJSBCL;
GO
-- Dropping the SnapShort database
DROP DATABASE NJSBCL_snapshot1
Notes:
- The source database must be in Online.
- To create a database snapshot on a mirror database, the database must be in the SYNCHRONIZED mirroring state.
- All recovery models support database snapshots.
- You cannot Drop a database,Detached or restored which holds the at least one Snapshot.
- Files cannot be dropped from the source database or from any snapshots.
- You cannot take a backup for the snapshot database.
- You can have 'N' number of snapshots on a single database, It is depends on the disc space.
-- Testing snapshot by creating new tables
Once you create a snapshot, you can create a table on source/base database. You can refresh the snapshot tables now to see the new table.
Create table TestTable (Sno INT)
Drop table TestTable
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