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ice789911

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I run a small website with access and coldfusion. I now want to learn how to administer a SQL Server 2005 database. I have created a local site which uses SQL Server 2005. I have all my .sql files to create, drop and populate my tables. Where's the best place to start learning how to start working with sql files on a site ( as opposed to on my local computer ) Thanks in advance
 
Well it seems that the answer for me lies in the Microsoft SQL Server Database Publishing Wizard which will create a sql file for me and then I can execute it on my server. If I later wanted to alter the data in one of my core tables is it standard practice to write another sql file and execute it ( ie an INSERT statement) or is it standard practice to create an interface in say Coldfusion and amend the table that way
 
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