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Export database schema into SQL file

Is it possible in MS SQL Server 2008 to export database structure into a T-SQL file? 4 Answers ...
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Rails: Why does find(id) raise an exception in rails? [duplicate]

If there is no user with an id of 1 in the database, trying User.find(1) will raise an exception. 2 Answers ...
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How do I select an entire row which has the largest ID in the table?

How would I do something like this? 6 Answers 6 ...
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HTML input - name vs. id [duplicate]

When using the HTML <input> tag, what is the difference between the use of the name and id attributes especially that I found that they are sometimes named the same? ...
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unique object identifier in javascript

I need to do some experiment and I need to know some kind of unique identifier for objects in javascript, so I can see if they are the same. I don't want to use equality operators, I need something like the id() function in python. ...
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Get the new record primary key ID from MySQL insert query?

Let's say I am doing a MySQL INSERT into one of my tables and the table has the column item_id which is set to autoincrement and primary key . ...
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When should I use cross apply over inner join?

What is the main purpose of using CROSS APPLY ? 13 Answers 13 ...
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How do I drop a foreign key constraint only if it exists in sql server?

I can drop a table if it exists using the following code but do not know how to do the same with a constraint: 10 Answers ...
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Get the Last Inserted Id Using Laravel Eloquent

I'm currently using the below code to insert data in a table: 32 Answers 32 ...
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MySQL ON vs USING?

In a MySQL JOIN , what is the difference between ON and USING() ? As far as I can tell, USING() is just more convenient syntax, whereas ON allows a little more flexibility when the column names are not identical. However, that difference is so minor, you'd think they'd just do away with USI...