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Sunday, May 21, 2006

Tip: How to enter a NULL value in SQL Enterprise Manager table grid

by Serge Baranovsky via SergeB (Serge Baranovsky) on 5/21/2006 11:22:00 PM

This one is very handy and yet not very intuitive - I keep forgetting it and search every time I got to replace a field value when editing table content in Enterprise Manager. Posting it here, so I don't have to search again and also this may help you too :) When you manually update table data in SQL Server Enterprise Manager press Ctrl+0 to insert a NULL value. This works with SQL 2005 Management Studio as well.

The Diary of a Long Voyage - learning VS 2005 and SQL Server 2005 from scratch

by via The VBUG Blog on 5/21/2006 7:36:05 AM

The Diary of a Long Voyage - learning VS 2005 and SQL Server 2005 from scratch By Phoenix www.phoenix-vb.net 16thMay - 21stMay I have completed my typed dataset generator and placed the project on my website. This has gone better than I expected - to generate the .xsd files for the AdventureWorks database took less than 10 seconds for the 70 tables. The application also works fine as an external tool for VS2005. This means that you can start the tool up from within Vi ... [ read more ]

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