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Feb 16, 2007

Hello,

Is it possible to return all the field names of a database. I do not want the data rows. Just a list of fields in the databse.

Thanks

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Hello,

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2. Have a stored procedure that takes in parameters @Plus0, @Plus10, @Plus20, .. @Plus80 that are bits indicating whether the field was required or not and then using a CASE statement to return values for a field only if the corresponding bit parameter was set, and returning NULL if the corresponding bit paramter was not set ?

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4. Use a similar approach as above but use dynamic SQL queries to avoid code repitition.

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5. Any other possible approaches ??

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