May5Written by:slhilbert
5/5/2009 9:52 AM 
DotNetNuke provides those with “Host” level access a great screen to execute SQL commands against.
This screen is located under the “Host” menu and is named, “SQL”. It is a simple box that you simply write your query or paste in your stored procedure script and then press, “Execute”. It is a great way to quickly looking up table information or run a delete command if your EventLog gets to full.
I find myself using this box often to look up information in a table. The only problem is that I am never quite sure what the name of the table is that I am looking up. That is when I use this simple SQL command to pull out all the names of tables so I can then do some “SELECT” statements on the table I need.
The command below lists all of the tables in your database. This code is a copy of the code from here.
SELECT name [Table Name]
FROM sysobjects
WHERE xtype = 'U'
order by 'Table Name'
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