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27.33.5.Check the existance of a table by querying sysobjects

4>    IF EXISTS (SELECT * FROM sysobjects WHERE id = object_id('Shippers')

5>    AND OBJECTPROPERTY(id, 'IsUserTable') = 1)

6>    DROP TABLE Shippers

7>    GO

1>

2>    CREATE TABLE Shippers(

3>       ShipperID        int         IDENTITY (1, 1) NOT NULL,

4>       CompanyName      nvarchar (40) NOT NULL,

5>       Phone            nvarchar (24) NULL

6>    )

7>    GO

1>

2> drop table Shippers;

3> GO

27.33.sysobjects
	27.33.1.	sysobjects contains a row for each database object.
	27.33.2.	Dropping all the triggers in the database using a cursor and dynamic execution.
	27.33.3.	Retrieving all of the triggers for each table.
	27.33.4.	Query sysobjects for user table, not system table
	27.33.5.	Check the existance of a table by querying sysobjects

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