SQL Fiddle moved to SO Data? [closed] - sql

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This question is totally unacceptable and will be closed but...
Has SQL Fiddle been amalgameted into Stack Exchange? For example in HERE
Also - THIS is crazy - Am I correct in saying this is sql that is querying SO itself?
(... can't wait to play.)

First, such questions should rather be in meta.
Second, the data explorer has been around for some time now; it's not about executing arbitrary SQL code but for queries against the SO database.
See meta for more questions around the data explorer: https://meta.stackexchange.com/questions/tagged/data-explorer

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How to find vulnerable sites, where one can login using '0'or'0'='0' and such other combinations ?
I believe you are asking the question with reference to to SQL injection. If the login control is using a query based on string concatenation then chances are that this will succeed in logging in.
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How can I get a dummy database where I can do some indexing on tables?
What dummy database is the best for my study?
have u tried http://sqlfiddle.com/? It is simple to use and supports mySQL and SQL Server

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Closed 11 years ago.
In relational Databases, of course.
It depends on the reqquirment whcih normal form to use, Most of the people make use of 3NF.
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We are searching for a while now on google to find out some good SQL scripts to
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How to make a view in SQL Server? [closed]

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I have more tables and I want to merge that some table for getting result.....
How can I do?
Views is just some sort of "stored query". It can be defined as:
CREATE VIEW viewname AS SELECT <the rest of select query here>
More details at msdn:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms187956.aspx
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa214068(SQL.80).aspx
CEATE VIEW.
The rest of teh syntax is in ..... the documentation.
And this question is neither related to C# nor C++. It also does not care what you ate for breakfast. SQL works with strings the server interprets, and the langauge has no matter how the server does that.