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Help to Resolve the Problem
I am facing a problem with system objects. My requirement is that I do not want the system objects to be displayed when I make a query on sysobjects table. Is there any way for achieving this? Kindly suggest me.
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There is surely various ways of avoiding system objects from being displayed when you make a query on sysobjects table. One of the ways of achieving the above is as below:
Select * from sysobjects where xtype<>'s' The above would avoid the system objects from being displayed. |
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