I was listening to the Brian Noyes episode of DotNetRocks today and one of his recommended essential tools was QuickCode.Net, a Visual Studio addin for code expansion. Essentially, this works like a macro that pastes in simple code templates based on a pattern.
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Microsoft have released the SQL Server Web Data Administrator. A web intrerface to managing your datbases, users, stored procedures and for running ad-hoc queries.
via Mike Gunderloy
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Justin
2004-02-18
re: SQL Server Web Administrator Downloaded and installed.
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A good article at AspAlliance on using CodeSmith for generating database documentation.
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I just published a new article on SQLTeam titled "Using the PARSENAME function to split delimited data". I've already had a few comments from people about the code coloring in the article.
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When Yukon comes we can all do this (for better or for worse). Until then, here is an extended stored proc that acts as a CLR bridge.
Get it at http://www.
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Sean Price asks in my comments about the existance of SQL development tools that integrate with source control tools.
He also points out that you can use Visual Studio, I really don't like that way Visual Studio implements this as you still aren't getting a script generated for the objects you have developed.
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Justin FINALLY got around to learning how to use Codesmith. I have only been trying to get him to do that for 2 months.
I have mentioned Codesmith on the forums before as I feel compelled to let everyone know how useful this tool is.
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