Forgotten T-SQL Cheat Sheet
You’ve seen the blog, you’ve downloaded the code…you even watched the 24HOP session recording…now own the Forgotten T-SQL Cheat Sheet!
Yessir, this handy-dandy reference sheet includes the Logical Processing Order of SELECT, shorthand for recursive CTEs and MERGE, the famous list-of-details XML trick, and more! And it’s yours, for only $199.99! FREE!
Cheat Sheet Not To Scale
Why?
Because we like you.
And because it’s a handy-dandy reference for me, too. (After all, wasn’t I the one who put together the Absentminded DBA’s Cheat Sheet?)
Happy days!
Jen
http://www.MidnightDBA.com/Jen
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Nicely done…
…but it would be better if it had the bane of my life, the PIVOT! I always have to take three runs at those!
Man, when I get PIVOT worked out for myself, I’ll make a whole cheat sheet dedicated to it
Neat cheat sheet, however it should have something that explains what certain items do because not only do we forget the syntax, we sometimes forget that we can use some of those instead of far more lengthy and CPU consuming alternatives. Looks like you’ve got to burn the Midnight oil and produce the SQL …er, Sequel.
Well, it’s a cheat sheet…it’s kind of a reminder for after one aquaints oneself with the material at hand. For that, I have a handy-dandy recording of 24HOP
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Hello, the link http://midnightdba.itbookworm.com/PublicDownload/CheatSheet.pdf doesn’t work. (404). Would you please fix it or re-upload the file?
Thanks.
Fernando