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Ver good insight into day to day usage functions.
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Jamshid Nouri on
12/1/2010
excellent
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I wish there was a way to do a copy/paste of his example
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the functions didnt work on at least one of my objects when i tested it.
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no audio
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nice
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nice
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nice
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couldn't read output pane due to font size
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I never knew about the object_id() function, nor the object_definition() function. Thanks!
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I like it
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short and concise
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Nice! Good to know
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I tried it out on a large stored proc and it only returned the first 10 lines and quit part way through a section of comments. Are there known limitations to what definitions this will work on?
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Short, sweet, a nice trick that's quicker than using the object explorer in most cases.
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Nevermind on my second comment. Appears that my text output options were set to show a limited number of data. I tried it with column output and it gave the full definition.
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Can't think of a use for this.
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Nice to know, but why wouldn't you simply right click and open object as modify in a new window??????
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Nice to know, but why wouldn't you simply right click and open object as modify in a new window??????
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Can it be used on a linked server?
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How can I get the object defn for a Table or View?
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Really couldn't read the txt out put but good information all the same
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sp_helptext is more useful than OBJECT_DEF if u know OBJECT Name , if u dontknow object name tats a diff case but generally w know name .
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good
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Very Good - but the volume was too low
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nice
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Maurice Ivory on
6/17/2011
This one was cool, but now I don't any use for this code.
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Good one
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