December 01, 2001 01:01 PM

A Bit About Bits

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SQL Server Magazine
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Get comfortable with bits in your system stored procedures
In "Roll Your Own System Stored Procedures," November 2001, I told you about the procedure sp_MS_marksystemobject, which let me create in the master database a stored procedure that would access the sysfiles system table in the current database. You can usually access system tables in the current database without running sp_MS_marksystemobject—as long as you want to access system tables other than sysfiles....

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To sudha - The dtproperties is dynamically constructed by the Visual Design tools because it needs a place to persist your drawings, etc. It puts the dtproperties table in each database (rather than, say, master) so that your diagramns can "travel" with your database if your RESTORE or attach it to a different SQL server instance.

Anonymous User 12/28/2004 12:47:28 PM


Warning - This is an unsupported configuration. Objects in master.dbo that are marked ms-shipped will be DROP-ed when upgrading to Yukon

Anonymous User 12/28/2004 12:10:34 PM


hi,
i find these articles very informative....i would like to have some detailed information on dtproperties ....to be precise, why does dtproperties get created only when i click on diagrams....it does not exist before that ....what process / procedure creates this table ?...i would appreciate any information on this....thanks
sudha

sudhakar3/3/2004 4:18:08 PM


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