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"sys.tables" - Getting a List of All Tables in SQL Server
How To Get a List of All Tables with "sys.tables" View in SQL Server?
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If you want to see the table you have just created, you can use the "sys.tables" system view to get a list of all tables in the current database. The tutorial script gives you a good example:
SELECT name, type_desc, create_date FROM sys.tables GO name type_desc create_date tip USER_TABLE 2007-05-19 23:05:43.700
The output shows that there is only one table in the current database.
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