Database Development

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	Using DELETE and TRUNCATE TABLE statements to delete data in SQL Server Submitted By: SearchSQLServer.com | 10 Nov 2009 TIP - Both statements can be used to delete SQL Server data, but some situations call for one over the other.

	Speed up reports in SQL Server Reporting Services with caching Submitted By: SearchSQLServer.com | 12 Oct 2009 TIP - Reporting Services' built-in caching feature can significantly speed up slow-running reports and improve overall performance for users -- but there are some limitations.

	Data Transformation Services vs. SSIS: The key differences Submitted By: SearchSQLServer.com | 06 Oct 2009 TIP - While SQL Server Integration Services 2008 is a major step up from the days of DTS, there are still some gotchas for developers to be aware of.

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	Top 10 SQL Server development questions SearchSQLServer.com | 20 Jul 2007 FAQ - SQL Server development can put you in a crunch. Get solutions here when it comes to concurrency problems, stored procedure results and writing T-SQL.

	FAQ: SQL Server stored procedure how-tos SearchSQLServer.com | 17 Jun 2007 FAQ - Write and run SQL Server stored procedures more effectively. This collection of FAQs will start you on the path to working with useful T-SQL routines.

	Problems and justified use of cursors McGraw-Hill | 07 Feb 2007 TUTORIAL - Cursors should traditionally be avoided, however, this book excerpt outlines situations in which cursors are acceptable in T-SQL.

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