.NET Compact Framework 2.0 SP1 Beta is now available! See more details at the Compact Framework Team's blog.
There are number of new features and a lot of bug fixes. The long waited WinCe 4.2 support is already a fact! Another great new feature is the
.Net Compact Framework Remote Performance Monitor. It may be downloaded here
I had a problem upgrading one of may dotnetnuke based portals and I needed to start over with a fresh database. Due to some hosting issues I couldn't drop and recreate the database. I had a large number of objects and needed a quick magic sentence to drop them all. fortunately the following ones did the job:
I deleted all table with:
exec sp_MSforeachtable "DROP TABLE ? PRINT '? dropped' "
And then used the following statements to drop procedures
create procedure DropSPViews
as
-- variable to object name
declare @name varchar(100)
-- variable to hold object type
declare @xtype char(1)
-- variable to hold sql string
declare @sqlstring nvarchar(1000)
declare SPViews_cursor cursor for
SELECT sysobjects.name, sysobjects.xtype
FROM sysobjects
join sysusers on sysobjects.uid = sysusers.uid
where OBJECTPROPERTY(sysobjects.id, N'IsProcedure') = 1
or OBJECTPROPERTY(sysobjects.id, N'IsView') = 1 and sysusers.name =
'USERNAME'
open SPViews_cursor
fetch next from SPViews_cursor into @name, @xtype
while @@fetch_status = 0
begin
-- test object type if it is a stored procedure
if @xtype = 'P'
begin
set @sqlstring = 'drop procedure ' + @name
exec sp_executesql @sqlstring
set @sqlstring = ' '
end
-- test object type if it is a view
if @xtype = 'V'
begin
set @sqlstring = 'drop view ' + @name
exec sp_executesql @sqlstring
set @sqlstring = ' '
end
-- get next record
fetch next from SPViews_cursor into @name, @xtype
end
close SPViews_cursor
deallocate SPViews_cursor
this is the original source
