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You can use the sys.servers system catalog view to view linked servers defined on a SQL Server instance. For example: SELECT name, query_timeout, lazy_schema_validation FROM sys.servers WHERE is_linked = 1 This returns: name JOEPROD\NODE2 query_timeout 60 lazy_schema_validation 0

$ info gcc To exit Info, type q to return to the command prompt. If you are staring at an Info screen right now and just want to get started, Table C-1 lists the basic Info navigation commands you ll need to find your way around the Info help system.

Rotating the image 30 degrees to the right requires the following command line: convert -rotate 30 input.jpg output.jpg This gives you the image shown in Figure 6-5.

The system catalog view sys.servers can be used to retrieve information about linked servers defined on your SQL Server instance. Other options you can view from sys.servers include: product, provider, data_source, location, provider_string, catalog, is_linked, is_remote_login_enabled, is_rpc_out_enabled, is_data_access_enabled, is_collation_compatible, use_remote_collation, and collation_name. The is_linked column was qualified in the query to return only linked servers (excluding the local SQL Server instance settings).

Ctrl-n Down Ctrl-p Up Ctrl-b Left Ctrl-f Right Ctrl-a Ctrl-e Spacebar Ctrl-v Page Down Meta-v Page Up b e l n p u s S Ctrl-g Ctrl-x n Ctrl-x N

The sp_dropserver system stored procedure is used to drop a linked server. The syntax for sp_dropserver is as follows: sp_dropserver [ @server= ] 'server' [ , [ @droplogins= ] { 'droplogins' | NULL} ] The parameters of this system stored procedure are described in Table 27-4. Table 27-4. sp_dropserver Arguments

Moves the cursor down to the next line Moves the cursor down to the next line Moves the cursor up to the previous line Moves the cursor up to the previous line Moves the cursor one character to the left Moves the cursor one character to the left Moves the cursor one character to the right Moves the cursor one character to the right Moves the cursor to the beginning of the current line Moves the cursor to the end of the current line Scrolls forward (down) one screen or advances to the next screen if you are at the bottom of the current one Scrolls forward (down) one screen Scrolls forward (down) one screen Scrolls backward (up) one screen Scrolls backward (up) one screen Moves the cursor to the beginning of the current node Moves the cursor to the end of the current node Moves to the most recently visited node Moves to the next node Moves to the previous node Moves up a node Performs a case-insensitive search for a string Performs a case-sensitive search for a string Cancels iterative operations such as an incremental search Repeats the last search Repeats the last search in the opposite direction

The name of the linked server to remove from the SQL Server instance. If droplogins is specified, login mappings (described later in this chapter) are removed prior to dropping the linked server.

The notation Ctrl-x means to press and hold the Control key while pressing the x key. Meta-x means to press and hold the Meta key (also known as the Alt key) while pressing the x key. Finally, Ctrl-x n means to press and hold the Control key while pressing the x key, release them, and then press the n key.

This recipe demonstrates dropping a linked server: EXEC sp_dropserver @server= 'JOEPROD', @droplogins= 'droplogins'

You can also apply conditional schematics to the rotation by adding a greater-than or less-than sign to the argument. For example, to rotate the image only if its width is greater than its height, then add a greater-than sign: convert -rotate -15> input.jpg output.jpg To perform the inverse and rotate only if its height is greater than its width, use a less-than sign: convert -rotate 60< input.jpg output.jpg Remember that depending on your operating system and the shell you use, greater-than and less-than signs might be interpreted as shell commands. If they are, then you ll need to escape them using whatever mechanism your shell uses. Finally, when you rotate an image, you create triangles in the corners. You can fill these triangles with the background command-line argument, which is discussed more fully in 7. Here s a simple example, though: convert -background red -rotate 30 input.jpg output.jpg