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SQL Guru Questions and Answers

• How can I use a CASE statement in Transact SQL?
• Returning Rows in Random Order
• Retrieving Information Spread Across Multiple Tables
• Programmatically Creating a SQL Database
• Programmatically Determining if a Table Exists
• Performing Cascading Deletes with Triggers
• How Can I Gracefully Validate a User Login through SQL?
• I've heard that varchar datatypes are padded. Is this true?
• Replacing a Character in a Textual Column
• Deleting Duplicate Records While Keeping a Single Copy
• UPDATE Trigger Not Working
• Removing a Column from a Table
• Returning Rows that Contain the Nth Largest Value from a Column
• Case-Sensitive Searches
• Advantages and Disadvantages of DTS
• Traversing a Tree-like Database Table Using Access
• A Discussion on Clustered and Nonclustered Indexes
• Returning the Total Number of Rows in Two Tables
• Creating Non-Numeric Primary Keys
• SELECTing a Recordset from the Results of a Stored Procedure
• Advice Needed on a Funky Data Model
• Replication from an AS/400 to a SQL Server
• Data Modeling Software Recommendations for SQL
• Database Design Book Recommendations
• Ranking Search Results
• Tracking Chess Game Results and Stats
• Performing Complete Recursive Joins
• Checking NULL Values
• Using the IN Notation in Stored Procedures
• Performing Recursive Joins
• The Speed of Dynamic Queries
• Help! My Triggers Aren't Firing!
• Can you do cascade deletes using SQL Server?
• Question regarding the relationship between one table and two related subtables.
• Is there some stored procedure I can use to determine the last date all of the tables in a database were updated?
• Is it possible to have parameterized ORDER BYs?
• I have a table which has a unique, numeric ID field that isn't always sequential. How can I search through the table and make sure the ID numbers are sequential?
• How can I easily search all the fields in a row?

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