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I remember once using a command in Query Analyser that gave me all the information about a table. It showed details about the columns, constraints, keys, indexes etc. I can't remember how I did this? Can anyone help me? It could of been a stored proc that I called or a query on the system tables. I do know that it was very simple to do and it was executed in Query Analyser. Can anyone help me? |
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EXEC sp_help tablename Roy Harvey Beacon Falls, CT On Wed, 19 Sep 2007 01:40:49 -0700, ben_camero... (AT) hotmail (DOT) com wrote: I remember once using a command in Query Analyser that gave me all the information about a table. It showed details about the columns, constraints, keys, indexes etc. I can't remember how I did this? Can anyone help me? It could of been a stored proc that I called or a query on the system tables. I do know that it was very simple to do and it was executed in Query Analyser. Can anyone help me?- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - |
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