Andrew Jackson
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This will delete duplicate rows
DELETE LU FROM (SELECT *, Row_number() OVER ( partition BY col1, col1, col3 ORDER BY rowid DESC) [Row] FROM mytable) LU WHERE [row] > 1Try this query
declare @SQL nvarchar(max) SELECT @SQL = STUFF((SELECT ', ' + quotename(TABLE_SCHEMA) + '.' + quotename(TABLE_NAME) FROM INFORMATION_SCHEMA.TABLES WHERE Table_Name LIKE '%lku' FOR XML PATH('')),1,2,'') SET @SQL = 'DROP TABLE ' + @SQL PRINT @SQLUse below T-SQL for Deny to view databases
REVOKE VIEW ANY DATABASE TO [Database1] go REVOKE VIEW ANY DATABASE TO [Database2] goMay the stored procedure have been dropped from the subscriber and the publication is configured to deliver INSERT, UPDATE, and DELETE commands using stored procedures.
Took the database offline in Management Studio and then immediately brought online, the error will be resolved after this. strange but it works
Sometimes due to high page level corruption the DBCC CHECKDB command declined to repair the SQL database and shows regularity failure error. So if you have a good backup, then restore it otherwise in this condition to resolve it the use of external agent is more admirable
You don’t specify the table name
If you are using a Real Device and it is not rooted then it is not possible to see your data base in File Explorer because due to some security reason that folder is locked in android system. And if you are using it in an emulator, you will find it in File Explorer /data/data/your package name/databases/your database.db
Did you run DBCC CHECKDB?
Try to execute this:
USE MASTER GO GRANT VIEW ANY DATABASE TO PUBLIC; -- turn this back on if it was off GO DENY VIEW ANY DATABASE TO USER_A; GOHi Lincoln, The information provided by you is very less.
Please Provide the full information of your Syntax.Yeah sure, not only with Web SQL API, even with NPAPI. But it would be very difficult.
Try to run vacuum SQlite command.
You can use a function anywhere that you can use a scalar value or a table. Functions can be used in constraints, computed columns, joins, WHERE clauses, or even in other functions. Functions are an incredibly powerful part of SQL Server. Also you can use stored procedures when want to allow modular programming, faster execution, reduce traffic and also you can use Stored procedures in security mechanism
Chrome supports WebDatabase API (which is powered by sqlite), but looks like W3C stopped its development.