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SQL Server FAQ - "sp_help" - Getting a List of Columns in a Table
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How To Get a List of Columns using the "sp_help" Stored Procedure?
Another way to get a list of columns from a table is to use the "sp_help"
stored procedure. "sp_help" returns more than just a list of columns. It returns:
the table information, the column information, the identity column, the row GUID column,
the primary key, indexes, and constraints.
It you run "sp_help tip" in SQL Server Management Studio, you will see the result as shown in this picture:
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- What is a table?
- What are DDL (Data Definition Language) statements for tables?
- How to create new tables with "CREATE TABLE" statements?
- How To Get a List of All Tables with "sys.tables" View?
- How To Get a List of Columns using the "sys.columns" View?
- How To Get a List of Columns using the "sp_columns" Stored Procedure?
- How To Get a List of Columns using the "sp_help" Stored Procedure?
- How To Generate CREATE TABLE Script on an Existing Table?
- How to create new tables with "SELECT ... INTO" statements?
- How To Add a New Column to an Existing Table with "ALTER TABLE ... ADD"?
- How To Delete an Existing Column in a Table with "ALTER TABLE ... DROP COLUMN"?
- How to rename an existing column with the "sp_rename" stored procedure?
- How to rename an existing column with SQL Server Management Studio?
- How to change the data type of an existing column with "ALTER TABLE" statements?
- How to rename an existing table with the "sp_rename" stored procedure?
- How To Drop an Existing Table with "DROP TABLE" Statements?
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