Database

BEGIN TRANSACTION

CREATE TABLE Test (Id BIGINT)
INSERT INTO Test (Id) VALUES (1)

ROLLBACK

SELECT * 
  FROM information_schema.tables
WHERE TABLE_NAME = 'Test'

Danzy83 wrote:

However, the tables created within the transaction are not dropped from the database. This is unusual to me.

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Shameel wrote:

In almost all database systems that I have worked
with, DDL statements such as CREATE and DROP are not considered part of a
transaction.

Kapilkp wrote:

actually the problem is that my project manager has asked me to do a project of merging different databases in sql server 2008

Kapilkp wrote:

these databases are on oracle, my sql and sql server now the problem is that the database have   a column of unicode data

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Kapilkp wrote:

a column of unicode data

1. Wrong; a table-valued function[^] may return more than one value as part of a result-set;
    
2. Correct; functions may not have OUTPUT parameters;
    
3. Wrong; a multi-statement UDF may contain[^]:
   
   • assignment statements;
   • control-of-flow statements (except TRY...CATCH);
   • DECLARE statements;
   • SELECT statements;
   • cursor operations referencing local cursors;
   • INSERT, UPDATE and DELETE statements modifying local table variables; and
   • EXECUTE statements calling extended stored procedures[^];
   
    
4. Sort-of; a function may call an extended stored procedure[^], but not a regular stored procedure;
    
5. Correct; a function may not contain a TRY...CATCH block;

The following statements are valid in a function: ... EXECUTE statements calling extended stored procedures.