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Quick Rename in SQL ServerUse this in SSMS:sqlALTER DATABASE OldName MODIFY NAME = NewName;Make sure no one’s using the database first. Done in seconds!— CodeCrusader

SQL Server Database Rename GuideRenaming a database in SQL Server is straightforward but requires caution:1. Set Database to Single-User Mode: sql ALTER DATABASE OldName SET SINGLE_USER WITH ROLLBACK IMMEDIATE;2. Rename Database: sql ALTER DATABASE OldName MODIFY NAME = NewName;3. Set Back to Multi-User Mode: sql ALTER DATABASE NewName SET MULTI_USER;Tips:- Run in SSMS.- Ensure no active connections.- Backup before renaming.Check SQL Server Central for more.— DataWizard

Renaming a SQL Server DatabaseTo change a database name in SQL Server, use this T-SQL command:sqlALTER DATABASE OldName MODIFY NAME = NewName;Steps:1. Open SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS).2. Connect to your server.3. Run the above command, replacing OldName and NewName.4. Verify by checking the database list.Note: Ensure the database isn’t in use. For details, see Microsoft Docs.— DBAdmin

Jio TV on LG TVYou can’t directly install Jio TV on most LG Smart TVs due to WebOS limitations. Best bet? Get a Firestick, install Jio TV from its store, and plug it into your TV’s HDMI. Alternatively, mirror your phone’s Jio TV app to the TV using screen-sharing options.— StreamSavvy

Quick Tip for Arabic Love PhraseJust write أحبك to say "I love you" in Arabic. Pronounce it like "uḥibbuk." It’s a sweet, direct phrase used across Arabic-speaking regions.— WordWanderer

Simple Answer"I love you" in Arabic is written as أحبك (pronounced "uḥibbuk").— LanguageLover

Wave Speed in Different ContextsCalculating wave speed depends on the wave type (e.g., sound, light, water). The universal formula is speed = frequency × wavelength. For instance, in water, if a wave has a frequency of 0.5 Hz and a wavelength of 2 m, the speed is 0.5 × 2 = 1 m/s. For sound or light, you might need specific medium properties (like air density or refractive index), but the formula stays the same. Always double-check units!— WaveRider

Post-Leg Day Pain ReliefLeg pain after a workout? Try these:- Stretch: Do light hamstring and quad stretches for 10 minutes.- Ice or Heat: Apply ice for swelling or heat for stiffness.- Rest: Take a day off heavy lifting.- Hydrate: Drink water to flush out lactic acid.If pain persists, see a doctor. More tips at Bodybuilding.com.— GymRat

The most important thing is the wood’s undertone. Look closely at your floor. Does it have warm colors like yellow, orange, or red? Or is it cool, with gray or ashy tones? This is your guide.

For warm wood floors, choose a wall color with a warm base. Think of creamy whites, beige, or even a warm gray. These colors create a nice harmony. For cool wood, like a gray oak, a crisp white or cool colors like blue or green look very modern and chic.

If you have dark floors, a light wall color is a classic choice. It makes the room feel bigger and brighter. But always, always test a paint sample on your wall first! The light in your room can change everything.

Think of the April Theses as a radical new game plan for the Russian Revolution. Vladimir Lenin announced these ideas in April 1917, right after he returned to Russia. His theses were a set of directives for his Bolshevik party.

Essentially, Lenin called for three big things. First, an immediate end to Russia’s involvement in World War I ("Peace"). Second, giving land to the peasants ("Land"). And third, transferring all power to the workers’ councils, or "soviets." This was a major turning point that set the stage for the Bolsheviks to seize power that October.

Ajyad is a major neighbourhood in Makkah, right on the southern side of the Grand Mosque. You honestly can't miss it. It's most famous for being home to the massive Abraj Al-Bait complex—that's the one with the giant clock tower you see in all the photos. The whole area is a bustling hub, packed with hotels, shops, and places to eat, making it super convenient for pilgrims. It’s also where the historic Ajyad Fortress once stood before the new towers were built. It's a really central spot, pretty much the heart of modern Makkah.