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identifying a system table
Posted Date: 09 Jun 2008
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The most common means of identifying a system table is by its name. All system tables start with the three characters sys, but not everything that starts with sys is a system table. Another way to identify system tables is by object ID; all system tables have an ID number less than 100. You can also identify system tables by looking at the type column in the sysobjects table; system tables have the type S
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11 Jun 2008
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Today morning I was search my system one table missing.At that time i use google search engine.but i can't find out.now i read this article you give a useful information for me. Thank You
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