There is another way to do much of this in SQL Server:
Use the following two queries and do a cfdump on them:
-- To get all tables in a database, just do:
SELECT * from sysobjects where type='u'
(the type='u' means just show USER tables, not system tables)
-- To get info on table, including
, cols.name
/cfquery
HTH-
Tyler
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There is another way to do much of this in SQL Server:
Use the following two
This is the best answer.And that's the underlying reason why generic database tool is possible.Jochem has become a database guru now.
Li, Chunshen (Don)
That is why you should use the INFORMATION_SCHEMA. Just try
cfquery datasource= name=qColumns
SELECT *
FROM information_schema.columns
WHERE
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