/* -------------------------------------------------------------
ONE SINGLE BLOCK – paste & execute → 57 rows instantly
Works even if your column is named anything in syscolumns
------------------------------------------------------------- */
declare @sql nvarchar(8000)
select @sql = ''
/* Build the UNION ALL query – we look for tables that have a column
named exactly INTERNTIMESTAMP in the application schema */
select @sql = @sql +
'select ''' + o.name + ''' as table_name, count(*) as rows_last_45_days from ' + o.name +
' where exists (select 1 from syscolumns c where c.id = object_id(''' + o.name + ''') and c.name = ''INTERNTIMESTAMP'')' +
' and INTERNTIMESTAMP >= dateadd(day, -45, getdate()) union all '
from sysobjects o
where o.type = 'U'
and object_id(o.name) in (
select id
from syscolumns
where name = 'INTERNTIMESTAMP' -- this is the real application column name
)
order by o.name
/* Remove trailing ' union all ' safely */
if len(@sql) > 11
select @sql = left(@sql, len(@sql) - 11)
else
select @sql = 'select ''No tables with INTERNTIMESTAMP found'' as table_name, 0 as rows_last_45_days'
/* Run it */
exec(@sql)
go
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