In MSSQL stored procedures, when writing an aggregated query such as "SELECT COUNT(*) ...." are the results adversely affected by the NOCOUNT ON setting? Or, will it just not show "1 rows"?In MSSQL stored procedures, when writing an agg
In MSSQL stored procedures, when writing an aggregated query such as "SELECT COUNT(*) ...." are the results adversely affected by the NOCOUNT ON setting? Or, will it just not show "1 rows"?In MSSQL stored procedures, when writing an agg