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Beginning Microsoft SQL Ser ver® 2008 Programming
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Page 9: For over 10 years now, and through
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Page 17 and 18: Contents Introduction xxxi Chapter
Page 19 and 20: Contents Making Use of Hints Using
Page 21 and 22: Contents Chapter 6: Constraints 153
Page 23 and 24: Contents De-Normalization 260 Beyon
Page 25 and 26: Contents Required Fields Must Appea
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Page 31 and 32: Contents Chapter 17: Repor ting for
Page 33 and 34: Introduction And so the journey con
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Chapter 1: RDBMS Basics: What Makes
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Chapter 1: RDBMS Basics: What Makes
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2 Tools of the T rade Now that we k
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Everything works pretty much as one
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Figure 2-2 Replies from SQL Server
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Shared Memory Shared memory removes
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❑ Display current activity, such
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Authentication Chapter 2: Tools of
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Again, many of the items here (New,
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Figure 2-10 Results to Text Figure
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command-line scripting. By default,
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SQL Ser ver Integration Ser vices (
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PowerShell Chapter 2: Tools of the
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4 JOINs Feel like a seasoned profes
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Now let’s see what happens when w
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We can figure out which BusinessEnt
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Be aware that using an alias is an
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Person.Person Sales.Customer Busine
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Notice that we did not use the INNE
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Note that I’m deliberately elimin
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know thus far? Actually, the very l
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Note that whether you use a LEFT or
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Just two records are returned: Vend
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The question you should be asking n
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How It Works As you can see, we hav
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An Alternative INNER JOIN Let’s d
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Dave’s Data 1212 Smith Ave Dave
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JOIN Sales.Customer sc ON pp.Busine
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Now, look at the heart of what’s
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5 Creating and Altering Tables Ever
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ackward compatibility to prior vers
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Reviewing the Defaults So let’s l
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NAME This one isn’t quite what it
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deprecates the older sp_attach_db f
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The second provides specifics about
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❑ When building tables based on o
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The NOT FOR REPLICATION parameter d
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Let’s look at the specific syntax
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And then we moved on to a more spec
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❑ Date of hire ❑ Date terminate
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Note that I’ve chosen to use a da
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And . . . Name Fileid Filename File
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Name Fileid Filename Filegroup Acco
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} |{CHECK|NOCHECK} CONSTRAINT {ALL|
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Column_name Type Computed Length Pr
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Creating a Database Using the Manag
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Figure 5-3 Chapter 5: Creating and
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I’ve gone ahead and filled in the
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the pop-up menu, choose Script Data
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6 Constraints You’ve heard me tal
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Orders Table (Order ID Column) Figu
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that my users can’t sell a produc
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Do we want two customers to have th
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How It Works Once you have successf
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‘Head Cook & Bottle Washer’,
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Just remember that each constraint
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Chapter 6: Constraints So we have a
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Those Other CASCADE Actions … So,
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Once you establish a UNIQUE constra
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Chapter 6: Constraints The INSERT s
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Adding a DEFAULT Constraint to an E
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When we run this, we have a problem
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FedIDNo, DateInSystem) VALUES (‘M
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Determining Which Tables and Data T
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Summary Chapter 6: Constraints The
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Chapter 9: SQL Server Storage and I
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10 Views Up to this point, we’ve
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you are essentially saying to SQL S
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HireDate, TerminationDate, ManagerE
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Our result set has become a bit sma
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soh.OrderDate, sod.ProductID, pp.Na
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It’s surprising to many, but you
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Now try to update one of the rows u
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Figure 10-1 Before we close the Add
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Figure 10-4 When all is said and do
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FROM Sales.Customer AS sc INNER JOI
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About Schema Binding Schema binding
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Figure 10-5
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12 Stored Procedures Ah, the good s
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Now that we have our sproc created,
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The default is the first place we s
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If we were to run this with the sam
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ELSE -- hmm, we don’t recognize i
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CREATE PROC spTestReturns AS DECLAR
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Now, here things get a bit sticky a
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SELECT @Error = @@ERROR; -- Print o
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Our insert happens correctly, so no
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HireDate = @HireDate, CurrentFlag =
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Note the removal of the HireDate co
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Go ahead and run this once: DECLARE
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catastrophic (20-25). If you raise
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Let’s use this in a simple exampl
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Figure 12-1 Time of Creation At Exe
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If we create our sproc with this op
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You can test the arithmetic overflo
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❑ There are icons at the top (see
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The Call Stack Window The Call Stac
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Summary Wow! That’s a lot to have
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Chapter 13: User-Defined Functions
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15 Triggers Ah, triggers. Triggers
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ON While triggers take no parameter
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SQL Server 6.5 and prior did not al
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happen the second time around. Recu
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The syntax of sp_settriggerorder lo
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16 A Brief XML Primer So, here we a
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Chapter 16: A Brief XML Primer
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The result is rather verbose, so I
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If, for example, we wanted to incre
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Easy, right? Well, now the boss com
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The downside to using AUTO is that
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While EXPLICIT has not been depreca
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Notice that our order count remaine
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17 Reporting for Duty , Sir! A Look
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Chapter 17: Reporting for Duty, Sir
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Examining Package Basics Fully exam
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A System Functions SQL Server inclu
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@@IDLE Returns the time in millisec
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❑ CHECKSUM_AGG ❑ COUNT ❑ COUN
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GROUPING is only used in the SELECT
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If this evaluates to True, then you
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SignByCert Returns a varbinary(8000
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Yields: YEAR SELECT TODATETIMEOFFSE
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B backup (databases) Back Up Databa
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constraints, 154-186 CHECK constrai
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database administration and mainten
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eport models, building. See report
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U UDFs. See user-defined functions
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