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Working with Computed Columns : Scott Mitchell
Sunday, July 06 2008
When creating a database table, Microsoft SQL Server allows you to define a computed column whose value is calculated from an expression that usually references other values in the same database record. Such values are read-only at the database, which requires special considerations when working with TableAdapters. In this tutorial we learn how to meet the challenges posed by computed columns. Microsoft SQL Server allows for computed columns, which are columns whose values are calculated from an expression that usually references the values from other columns in the same table. As an example, a time tracking data model might have a table named ServiceLog with columns including ServicePerformed, EmployeeID, Rate, and Duration, among others....
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