Find all tables containing column with specified name Many developers asking is it possible to find a column name in all tables which has columns specified name. So here is query to search a column in a SQL Server database. Search in all tables SELECT c.name AS 'Column', t.name AS 'TableName' FROM sys.columns c JOIN sys.tables t ON c.object_id = t.object_id WHERE c.name = 'MycolumnName' --specify search column name ORDER BY TableName,Column Search in all tables and views SELECT COLUMN_NAME AS 'Column', TABLE_NAME AS 'TableName' FROM INFORMATION_SCHEMA.COLUMNS WHERE COLUMN_NAME = 'MyColumnName' --specify search column name ORDER BY TableName,Column;

What does this JavaScript syntax mean? (Array bracket notation with comma separation)

Rathnakar

I was exploring an open source library and I came across the following syntax:

var item = res[cycle++] || res[cycle = 0, cycle++];

I have never seen array indexing with two elements separated by a comma like that. I tested it out in chrome dev tools, and it seems like it always returns the array value at the second index; JavaScript seems to like the syntax.