Mastering Transact-SQL An Overview of SQL Server 2000 p. 3 SQL Server's Networked Architecture p. 4 SQL Server's Basic Components p.

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1 Acknowledgments p. xxiii Introduction p. xxv Mastering Transact-SQL An Overview of SQL Server 2000 p. 3 SQL Server's Networked Architecture p. 4 SQL Server's Basic Components p. 8 Transact-SQL p. 9 SQL Server Database Architecture p. 9 Administrative Components p. 22 A Brief Development History of SQL Server p. 27 What's New with SQL Server 2000 p. 28 Conclusion p. 33 Data Definition Language Basics p. 35 Introduction to SQL p. 36 Creating a Database p. 46 Creating a Table p. 50 Creating a View p. 70 Re-creating a View p. 78 Creating an Index p. 78 Dropping Databases, Tables, Views, and Indexes p. 80 The SQL Catalog and Information Schema p. 80 DDL Coding Suggestions p. 83 Conclusion p. 86 Additional Resources p. 86 Advanced Database Definition p. 87 Specifying Database File Locations and Sizes p. 88 Altering a Database p. 90 Defining Filegroups p. 90 Cascading Foreign Key Constraints p. 93 More View Examples p. 95 Indexes Over Computed Columns and Views p. 106 Using the Query Analyzer p. 109 Adding Extended Object Properties p. 117 Conclusion p. 120 Data Manipulation Language Basics p. 121 Introduction to DML p. 122 Retrieving Rows with the Select Statement p. 123 Using DML to Modify Table Data p. 154 DML Coding Suggestions p. 160 Conclusion p. 161 Advanced DML Statement Features p. 163

2 Complex Select Statements p. 164 Performance Hints p. 202 Concurrent Access and Resource Locks p. 203 DML Coding Suggestions p. 211 Conclusion p. 211 Writing Stored Procedures, Triggers, and Functions p. 213 Stored Procedures p. 214 Triggers p. 232 User-Defined Functions p. 245 Debugging Stored Procedures, Triggers, and User-Defined Functions p. 250 Conclusion p. 253 Developing Extended Stored Procedures p. 255 Extended Stored Procedures p. 256 OLE Automation Stored Procedures p. 276 Conclusion p. 283 Additional References p. 283 Windows Applications Using ADO p. 287 OLE DB and Universal Data Access p. 288 OLE DB Architecture Overview p. 288 ADO (ActiveX Data Objects) p. 291 OLE DB and ADO Files p. 293 ADO Architecture p. 293 Adding the ADO Reference to Visual Basic p. 295 Using ADO Objects with Visual Basic p. 296 Advanced Database Functions Using ADO p. 352 Conclusion p. 380 Additional References p. 380 Using the ODBC API p. 381 ODBC Architecture p. 383 Configuring an ODBC Data Source p. 385 Conclusion p. 426 Additional References p. 426 Using DAO p. 427 DAO Files p. 429 DAO Architecture p. 430 An Overview of Using DAO p. 432 Adding the DAO Reference to Visual Basic p. 432 Using DAO Objects with Visual Basic p. 433 General Performance Tips for DAO and ODBC p. 488 Conclusion p. 489

3 Additional References p. 489 Using ODBCDirect p. 491 ODBCDirect Files p. 493 ODBCDirect Architecture p. 493 Adding the DAO Reference to Visual Basic p. 494 An Overview of Using ODBCDirect p. 495 Creating the DBEngine Object p. 496 Creating an ODBCDirect Workspace Object p. 496 Ending the DBEngine Object p. 497 Connecting to SQL Server p. 497 Retrieving Data with ODBCDirect p. 501 Modifying Data with ODBCDirect p. 513 Advanced Database Functions Using ODBCDirect p. 521 Conclusion p. 528 Additional References p. 529 Using RDO p. 531 RDO Files p. 534 RDO Architecture p. 534 An Overview of Using RDO p. 535 Adding RDO 2.0 Objects to Visual Basic p. 536 Using the RDO Objects with Visual Basic p. 537 Advanced Topics p. 563 Conclusion p. 570 Additional References p. 571 Web Applications Using the Web Wizard p. 575 Web Integration Using the Web Assistant Wizard p. 576 Conclusion p. 591 Using ASP and ADO p. 593 Web and Database Integration Using ASP p. 594 The ASP Object Model p. 597 ASP Basics p. 599 Using ADO Objects with ASP p. 601 Advanced ADO-based Web Building Techniques p. 641 Conclusion p. 649 Additional References p. 650 Using XML p. 651 XML Basics p. 653 SQL Server 2000's Support for XML p. 655 Using XML Streams and ADO p. 684 Conclusion p. 692

4 Additional Resources p. 692 Management and Analysis Applications Using SQL-DMO p. 695 Distributed Management Framework p. 696 SQL-DMO Files p. 705 Using SQL-DMO p. 705 Building the SQL-DMO Sample Application p. 713 Conclusion p. 734 Developing Applications Using DTS p. 735 An Overview of DTS p. 736 Creating DTS Packages with the DTS Designer p. 742 DTS Command Line Options p. 760 Programming with DTS p. 762 DTS Architecture p. 762 Conclusion p. 781 Additional References p. 781 Full-Text Search and English Query p. 783 Full-Text Catalogs and Searches p. 784 English Query p. 794 Conclusion p. 831 Administration for the Developer Managing Servers p. 835 Overview of a SQL Server Installation p. 836 Setting Enterprise Manager Properties p. 847 Registering and Unregistering a Server p. 849 Stopping, Starting, Pausing, and Continuing a Server p. 854 Setting Server Properties p. 855 Server Logins and Roles p. 874 Working with SQL Server Agent p. 875 Displaying Event Logs p. 891 Viewing and Creating SQL Server Messages p. 892 Working with Linked Servers p. 894 Other Enterprise Manager Facilities p. 897 Conclusion p. 897 Managing Databases p. 899 Managing Databases and Database Objects p. 900 Copy Database Wizard p. 927 Conclusion p. 933 SQL Server Security p. 935 Security Basics p. 936 Setting Up Database Users p. 947

5 Managing SQL Server Database Access p. 977 Using Stored Procedures p. 980 Permissions p. 984 The Grant, Revoke, and Deny SQL Statements p. 993 Role Permissions p. 998 Stored Procedures and Permissions p. 999 Ownership Chain p Database Security Principles and Guidelines p Conclusion p Backup and Recovery p Why Back Up the Database? p Backing Up Database Objects p Database Recovery p Backup and Recovery Server Options p Using a Standby Server p Conclusion p Database Performance Troubleshooting p Selecting the Appropriate Tool p SQL Profiler p Windows 2000 Server System Monitor p Enterprise Manager Current Activity Categories p Index Tuning Wizard p Showplan p Other Performance Tools p SQL Statement Hints p Hardware Considerations p Conclusion p Relational Database Concepts Introduction to the Relational Database Model p Background: Database Management Systems p The Relational Database Model p Conclusion p Additional Resources p Introduction to Entity Relationship Diagrams (ERDs) p ERDs--A Design Tool p Basic ERD Concepts and Symbols p Adding Properties to ERDs p Multivalued Properties p Representing Associations p Exclusive Relationships p Entity Subtypes p. 1168

6 When to Use ERDs p SQL Server Database Diagrams p Conclusion p Additional Resources p Appendixes Maximum Capacities p System Capacities p Database Capacities p SQL Capacities p Creating and Editing UDL Files p Creating UDL Files on Windows 9x and NT Using Explorer p Creating UDL Files on Windows 2000 Using Explorer p Creating UDL Files Using the Data Link API p Conclusion p Index p Table of Contents provided by Blackwell's Book Services and R.R. Bowker. Used with permission.