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Perform Database Administration Operations with SQL Server Management Objects : John Papa
Wednesday, July 30 2008
Not only must database developers query and manipulate data, but they must also perform administrative tasks on a regular basis. SQL Server™ Management Objects (SMO) offer developers a robust toolset for operations such as backing up and restoring databases, and issuing Data Definition Language (DDL) commands. Using SQL SMO you can also connect to SQL Server, iterate through a collection of database objects and perform a variety of tasks against them. In this column, I discuss how SMO can be used to examine a database’s objects and to perform a variety of administrative tasks. Specifically, I cover topics such as how to design your project to use SMO and how to connect to a server. I also walk through a sample application that issues DDL or Data Manipulation Language (DML) commands against the database. Finally, I demonstrate how to use SMO to perform database backups, restores, and backup verification.Changing GridView Column Color : AzamSharp
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