... yet to tread that path with SQLServer
2012. This edition of my book is for readers who wish to learn and develop on the free version of SQL
Server 2012, SQLServer2012 Express, or either the ... other servers, needs a more powerful domain account than the SQLServer
process. SQLServer Agent may need access to tape drives for backups, for example. Your network
administrator may have ... able to get to SQLServer by finding the executable on the C drive, SQL
Server will first check whether that user has a valid login within SQL Server. If the login isn’t valid, SQL
Server will...
... Installation
Welcome to BeginningSQLServer2012for Developers. This book has been written for those who are
interested in learning how to create solutions with Microsoft SQLServer 2012, but have ... to explore SQLServer2012. One of the best ways of managing SQLServer is by
using SQLServer Management Studio, which will be discussed next.
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CHAPTER 2 SQLSERVER MANAGEMENT ... other servers, needs a more powerful domain account than the SQLServer
process. SQLServer Agent may need access to tape drives for backups, for example. Your network
administrator may have...
... the SQLServer Browser, which is another name forSQLServer Management
Studio, it will be disabled by default. Many SQLServer installations will be on servers, quite often on
remote servers; ... allowed .NET SQLServer specific objects to be built,
giving SQLServer the flexible functionality that Oracle had
with its inclusion of Java.
2008 SQLServer 2008 The aim of SQLServer 2008 ... 2008 5:01 PM
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CHAPTER 1
SQL Server 2008 Overview
and Installation
W
elcome to BeginningSQLServer 2008 for Developers. This book has been written for those who
are interested in learning...
... certain
requirements for certain parts of the installation; for example, SQLServer Reporting Services,
a tool for producing reports from SQLServer that was an add-on with SQLServer 2000, requires ... Web Browser: Brings up a web browser within SQL Server, ideal for searching the web for answers to
SQL Server problems for which you may require information.
ã Other Windows: Allows you to access ...
SQL Server (with 40% of the market). In 2002 the gap had grown,
with SQLServer at 45% and Oracle slipping to 27%.
Source: Gartner Report 5/21/2003
2005 SQLServer 2005 Many areas of SQL Server...
... Server 2005
for Developers: From Novice
to Professional
Beginning SQLServer 2005
Express for Developers:
From Novice to Professional
Pro SQLServer 2005
Assemblies
Pro SQLServer 2005
Beginning ... Professional
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■ SQLSERVER MANAGEMENT STUDIO
Figure 2-19. Query Execution
➤
SQLServer
➤
General options
SQL Server ➤ Advanced
This area deals with how SQLServer executes T -SQL code within ... are not meant for novice SQLServer developers, although you’ll have no
problems with them after you learn the basics of SQL Server.
Now that you know what databases are in SQL Server, let’s ... installed SQL
Server with Windows authentication in Chapter 1; therefore, this is the option to use. If you had installed
SQL Server with Mixed mode, then you could change this option to SQL Server...
... to SQLServer
informing it of the name of the database to remove. SQLServer then checks that nobody is currently connected to that
database. If someone is connected, through either SQLServer ... shutting down the server.
ã setupadmin: Work with more than one server, where the servers are linked and manage the
linked server definitions.
ã sysadmin: Perform any activity.
Server roles are ... a new set of roles for
their new department.
An application role overrides any user security settings and is created for giving an application
access to SQL Server. Therefore, the Sales Order...
... option, you are informing SQLServer that
ã The column will have a value generated by SQL Server.
ã There will be a start point (seed).
ã An increment value is given, informing SQLServer by how ... nonclustered index, SQLServer
finds the relevant row in the index. If the information you want doesn’t form part of the data in the
index, SQLServer will then use the information in the index ... amounts of data, SQLServer and the SQLServer
installation will end up running into problems. I’ll explain why in a minute, but first of all you will see
what you should do in SQLServer to handle...
... clause, SQLServermay be
able to avoid performing an internal sort, resulting in improved query performance.
■Tip If an index is only one column, SQLServer can read the index just as fast in a forward ... Query
Editor window pane.
BACKUP DATABASE [ApressFinancial] TO DISK =
N'C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\ MSSQL10.MSSQLSERVER\MSSQL\
Backup\ApressFinancial.bak'
WITH DIFFERENTIAL ... BACKUPS, RECOVERY, AND MAINTENANCE
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DISK = N'C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\ MSSQL10.MSSQLSERVER
\MSSQL\Backup\ApressFinancial.bak'
WITH FILE = @backupSetId,
NOUNLOAD,
NOREWIND
8....
... process that removes entries within the SQLServer system tables to inform SQLServer that
this database is no longer within this instance of SQLServer and therefore cannot be used. It is as simple ... is all on one line.
CREATE DATABASE ApressFinancial
ON (FILENAME='C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\ MSSQL.2\MSSQL\
Data\ApressFinancial.MDF')
FOR ATTACH
7. After executing the code, ... been built, it will be stored within SQL Server, but will have been built as a
SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS) job. This is a technique within SQLServerfor running several
tasks in sequence...
... CustomerDetails.
Customers table. But how did SQLServer get this data? Let’s find out (the secret may already be there,
depending on the options forSQL Server) .
Figure 8-13. CustomerDetails.Customers ... for a column would
have the same value entered each time. Why have the overhead of passing this information, which
would be the column name plus the value, through to SQL Server, when SQLServer ... column constraint
through T -SQL in Query Editor as well as in SQLServer Management Studio.
The T -SQL INSERT Command Syntax
Before it is possible to insert data using T -SQL code, you need to be...
... benefits; for example, SQLServer will always cache a stored procedure plan in memory, and
it is likely to remain in cache and be reused, whereas ad hoc SQL plans created when running ad hoc
T -SQL may ... the code. Notice when we do that SQLServer generates an error message informing you of the
problem. Hence, never leave data conversions to SQLServer to perform. Try to get the same data type ... that SQLServermay not just hold the data that the
transaction has modified. Keeping a lock on the data that has just been modified is called row-level
locking. On the other hand, SQLServer may...
... or SQLServer is stopped
and restarted. This is slightly better, but not perfect for when you just want to build an interim table
between two sets of T -SQL statements.
Requiring a temporary ... found by performing
SELECT * FROM ShareDetails.Shares.
Figure 11-9. Variables and batches
Temporary Tables
There are two types of temporary tables: local and global. These temporary tables ... could happen for a number of reasons. Building a single T -SQL
statement returning information from a number of tables can get complex, and perhaps could even
not be ideally optimized for returning...
... 1)
END
RESTORE VERIFYONLY
FROM DISK = 'C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\ MSSQL.10.MSSQLSERVER\MSSQL\Backup\
ApressFinancial\ApressFinancial_backup_200808061136.bak'
WITH FILE = @BackupSet,
NOUNLOAD,
NOREWIND
In ... data
PowerShell Within SQL Server
When you installed SQLServer 2008 in Chapter 1, you installed three components for PowerShell:
Windows PowerShell version 1.0, SQLServer 2008 PowerShell DLL ... of the following options: d or i for a signed integer, p for
a pointer, s for a string, u for an unsigned integer, x or X for an unsigned hexadecimal, and o for an
unsigned octal. Note that...