why text or ntext is not recomended for use in sql server [closed] - sql-server-2005

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please discuss the reason why why text or ntext is not recomended for use in sql server. thanks

They are deprecated, won't work in future versions and working with them is a pain compared to the replacement datatypes (varchar(max) and nvarchar(max)) as most string functions don't work with them.

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For which type of web database , '0'or'0'='0' works as a password on login page? [closed]

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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.
It should be: ' or '0'='0

How can I get a dummy database where I can use some indexing? [closed]

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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

SQL Fiddle moved to SO Data? [closed]

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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

What is User define function and how to execute that? [closed]

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What is user define function in sql server 2005.How Can I see them from design point of view.
I wanted to create and execute the function.Can anybody explain me.I have not done it before.
User-Defined Functions from MSDN Books Online

Which normalization form is commonly used? [closed]

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In relational Databases, of course.
It depends on the reqquirment whcih normal form to use, Most of the people make use of 3NF.
But one thing is there as the normalization level increase joins will increase to get data from database server.