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A data access layer usually consumes 30% of the development time. A reasonable ORM can save you 90% of that 30% time. One such big hit is NH...
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SQL Server: How to find the user who last modified the stored procedure
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I believe SQL Server doesn't store this information in its system tables. You can see who owns the procedure, but that is not necessari...
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