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Execute SQL on Multiple Tables/Columns - New Feature in SQL Server 2000
By: Raghavendra Narayana
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    2003-09-25

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  • Execute SQL on Multiple Tables/Columns - New Feature in SQL Server 2000
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  • Parameters
  • Examples
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    Execute SQL on Multiple Tables/Columns - New Feature in SQL Server 2000 - Parameters


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     Parameter Name Description
     @TABLENAMETable Name filter.  Delimit with comma for multiple table names. 
     @COLUMNNAMEColumn Name filter.  Delimit with comma for multiple column names. 
     @SQLA SQL Statement or set of SQL statements 
     @INCLUDE_NTIWhether to include NText, Text, Image data type columns or not. 

    Returns

    Returns 0 on successful execution
    Returns –1 on unsuccessful execution

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