... 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 ... the SQLServer Browser, which is another name for SQLServer Management Studio, it will be disabled by default. Many SQLServer installations will be on servers, quite often on remote servers; ... Microsoft SQLServer 2008, but have no prior knowledge of SQLServer 2008. You may well have had exposure to other databases, such as MySQL, Oracle, or Microsoft Access, but SQLServer uses...
... SQL Server\ .•For example, if the SQLEXPRESS instance of SQLServer Express is the first namedinstance, then the rest of the path to its sqlservr.exe file is MSSQL.1\MSSQL\Binn\.• The SQLServer ... SQLServer 7 and 2000, so SQL Server Express offers a significant subset of SQLServer 2005 database engine features. However,given that SQLServer 2005 represents a major upgrade from SQLServer ... Windows firewall work for SQLServer Express is to knowthe files and paths for the SQLServer Express and SQLServer Browser services.•A SQLServer Express instance has a SQLservr.exe file that...
... Windows Server 2003 R2 (SP2 or later) • Windows Server 2008 SP2 • Windows 7 Configuring SQLServer Before running the installation executable, be sure SQL Server is running. Bring up the SQLServer ... SETTING UP SQLSERVER MODELING 2 • .NET Framework 4 • SQLServer 2008 SP1 Express (or higher edition) • Visual Studio 2010 (any edition): Visual Studio is not required for SQLServer Modeling ... uninstall SQLServer Modeling, bring up the Control Panel, click on Add or Remove Programs, and scroll down to Microsoft SQLServer Modeling CTP (refer once again to Figure 1-11). Click on SQL Server...
... (sometimes called Mgrammar, or DSL Grammar, in the context of SQLServer Modeling), and deploy the resulting model with instances to SQL Server. If all goes according to plan, you should see a direct ... menu and select T -SQL Preview (shown in Figure 2-28). Figure 2-28. Selecting the T -SQL Preview for the M code 3. This will present a split screen view, with the generated T -SQL code shown ... sorted on any column. T -SQL 1.1 mode provides a view of the T -SQL code generated by M code. To show how this works, let’s try a small exercise. Demonstrating the Intellipad T -SQL Preview Mode In...
... to work with the SQL Server Modeling command-line tools to attempt to deploy the model to SQL Server. Deployment means that you have a representation of the model in SQLServer in terms of ... tables. Bring up the SQLServer Modeling command prompt by clicking on the Start button All Programs and navigating to Microsoft SQLServer Modeling CTP Microsoft SQLServer Modeling CTP ... Figure 3-33. Invoking the Microsoft SQLServer Modeling Command Prompt This will bring up the command prompt window, as shown in Figure 3-34. Figure 3-34. SQLServer Modeling Command Prompt...
... book, but I hope I’ve provided at least a taste of how the SQLServer Modeling tools can be used in conjunction with the traditional SQLServer tools (such as SSMS and Visual Studio) to create ... of an image file, you want a SQL script: m.exe SandwichLanguage.m LunchCounter.Schema.m /t:TSql10 /p:Script This generates the SQL script file SandwichLanguage .sql (see Figure 3-40). ... Figure 3-32) to compile your M files for use in a SQL Server data store by using the M compiler: m.exe SandwichLanguage.m LunchCounter.Schema.m /t:TSql10 The /t: target flag specifies that the...
... the Model to SQLServer Once the M file is saved, you’re ready to deploy the model as a schema to SQL Server. In Quadrant, you are able to deploy the model directly to the SQLServer database ... Windows Start button, select the Microsoft SQLServer 2008 (or whatever the current release for SQLServer might be on your computer), and click the SQLServer Management Studio option, as shown ... table in SQL Server Management Studio. By doing this, the different users have introduced a discrepancy, or conflict, between the change made in Quadrant and the change made in SQLServer Management...
... of types • Deploying your model to the database • Viewing and editing the model in SQLServer using SQLServer Management Studio • Adding new entities and records using Quadrant Explorer ... These specify storage locations, usually for instances of types. They typically map to tables in SQL Server. • Computed values: These specify parameterized queries and can be thought of as functions ... and why invest the time in learning another language? M is an integrated part of Microsoft SQLServer Modeling, and is the language “glue” of this framework. If you’re going to undertake data...
... of SQL Server, extents correspond to SQL tables. Types in M will map to table definitions in T -SQL, but do not result in actually creating the tables in SQL Server. Code that results in a T -SQL ... language and the SQLServer Modeling framework, which is the relative ease of defining a model quickly. The generated T -SQL could be used to deploy this model directly to SQLServer by creating ... successfully create the T -SQL code for generating the schema and table definition on the SQL Server side of the house. Generating T -SQL Code for the Car Model To generate the T -SQL code for this model,...
... CH APTER 6 SQLSERVER MODELING SERVICES – THE FOLDER PATTERN 151 Now you should be ready to use the M Deployment facility in Visual studio to deploy the model to SQL Server. Right-click ... SQLSERVER MODELING SERVICES – THE FOLDER PATTERN 155 Next, you need to set up the QC folders in the Repository, since these have not been created yet. To do this, start by opening SQLServer ... The next step is to deploy the model to SQL Server. This time you’ll use Visual Studio 2010, rather than Quadrant, to deploy. Start by opening SQL Server, and select Open Project (see Figure...
... SQLSERVER MODELING SERVICES – SECURITY 172 C:\Program Files\Microsoft Oslo\1.0\bin\ Figure 7-11. Browsing to Repository.dll to add the Repository reference If you installed SQLServer ... <www.wowebook.com>C H A P T E R 7 163 SQL Server Modeling Services – Security Security is an essential component of enterprise applications. Since SQL Server Modeling (SSMod) is part of the ... required for creating a table Download from Wow! eBook <www.wowebook.com> CHAPTER 7 SQLSERVER MODELING SERVICES – SECURITY 177 Figure 7-17. Use the Ctrl-Alt-L shortcut to bring...
... them. You should also add these as SQLServer users, since you want to test their security access in the SQL Server Modeling environment. To do this, bring up SQLServer Management Studio, and click ... whatever server instance you have been using for this exercise. (Remember: You need to be working with SQLServer 2008 or newer in order to have the features that work with M and SQLServer Modeling.) ... setting up your test users is to utilize the SQLServer Modeling command prompt. Go to the Windows Start button All Programs, and select the Microsoft SQLServer Modeling group. One of the options...
... illustrate how SQLServer Modeling Services provided by the Repository and the BDL can be applied to provide fine-grained (row-level) security features in the context of the SQLServer Modeling ... exposed to each user. You can do this in the SQL Server Modeling Command Prompt window by impersonating a user with the runas command. Bring up the SQLServer Command Prompt window, and execute ... separate SQLCMD window will appear, where you can run SQL queries as the CarQC user against the MfgComponents view. Download from Wow! eBook <www.wowebook.com>CHAPTER 7 SQL SERVER...
... choices•Application coding methodologies• Server configuration (except where it impacts query tuning)• SQL Server Integration Services• SQL Server Analysis Services• SQL Server Reporting Services•PowerShell•The ... Chapter 3. SQL Server Performance KillersLet’s now consider the major problem areas that can degrade SQLServer performance. By being aware of the main performance killers in SQLServer in advance, ... bottlenecks within SQL Server. Sys.dm_os_memory_brokersWhile most of the memory within SQLServer is allocated to the buer cache, there are a number of processes within SQLServer that also...