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To find the correct applies-to include for your article, use the following tips:
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- For a list of commonly used includes, see [SQL 'Applies to' and 'Includes'](applies-to-includes.md#sql-applies-to-and-includes).
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- For a list of commonly used includes, see [SQL 'Applies to' and 'Includes'](applies-to-includes.md).
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- Look at other articles that cover the same feature or a related task. If you edit that article, you can copy the Markdown for the applies-to include link (you can cancel the edit without submitting it).
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- Search the [docs/includes](https://github.com/MicrosoftDocs/sql-docs/tree/live/docs/includes) directory for files containing the text "applies-to". You can use the **Find** button in github to quickly filter. Click on the file to see how it is rendered.
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- Pay attention to the naming convention. If there are x's in the name, they are usually placeholders indicating the lack of support for a service. For example, **appliesto-xx-xxxx-asdw-xxx-md.md** indicates support for only Azure SQL Data Warehouse, because only **asdw** is spelled out, whereas the other fields have x's.
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