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... for doing a comparisonof what is needed and being able to communicate what configuration changesare needed to the server administrator.52Oracle Database Administration forMicrosoftSQLServer ... hope for two additional drivesbesides the C: drive. For example, you might set up disk storage onWindows as follows:■D:\oracle Base directory for software and server logs■D:\oradata For ... file■E:\orabackup For backups■E:\oraarch For archive logs■E:\oraexp For data dump files and exports■E:\oradata Another location for control filesControl files contain information about the...
... following components areavailable:■Services forMicrosoft Transaction Server ■Administration Assistant for Windows■Counters for Windows Performance Monitor■OLE, ODBC, and .NET driversNOTEOracle ... Administration forMicrosoftSQLServer DBAs SummaryThis chapter walked through the preparations and procedures for installingOracle. It covered the operating system setup for both Windows ... make recommendations for the patches and issue alerts for security patching to proactively maintain the environment.70Oracle Database Administration forMicrosoftSQLServer DBAs The DBUA...
... database for all database selections. How to create a MicrosoftSQLServer database for the OPN System™ XT Server? 3 Step 3: Run the opn_mssql .sql on MicrosoftSQLServer 1. ... the MicrosoftSQL Server. Enter your Register Server information and click OK. 2. Right-click the MicrosoftSQLServer icon and select Query Analyzer. How to create a MicrosoftSQLServer ... file Microsoft SQLServer opn_mssql .sql My SQL opn_mysql .sql Oracle opn_oracle .sql How to create a MicrosoftSQLServer database for the OPN System™ XT Server? 4 The Query...
... Data Mining with SQLServer Integration Services 439Chapter 15 SQLServer Data Mining Architecture 475Chapter 16 Programming SQLServer Data Mining 497Chapter 17 Extending SQLServer Data Mining ... Bo Simmons for building such a great product. In addition, we would like to thank the SQL BI management of Kamal Hathi and Tom Casey for supporting data miningin SQL Server. SQL Server 2008 ... development manager of SQLServer Analy-sis Services at Microsoft. In addition to being responsible for the developmentand delivery of the Data Mining and OLAP technologies forSQL Server, MacLennan...
... determine whether your SQL Server 2000 and SQLServer 2005 databases are ready for an upgrade to SQL Server 2008. Here’s how to install Upgrade Advisor: 1. Insert the SQLServer 2008 DVD into ... choose All Programs MicrosoftSQLServer 2008 SQLServer Management Studio. 2. If you are connecting to a SQLServer instance other than the default instance, select it from the Server Name drop-down ... run SQLServer and its components. For security reasons, I strongly recommend that you ask your domain admin-istrator to create dedicated domain accounts for the SQLServer Agent and SQL Server...
... Transact -SQL Enhancements SQL Server 2005 has added several new features to Transact -SQL. Transact -SQL is the version of the Structured Query Language (SQL) used by SQL Server 2005. Transact -SQL is ... resources and tools that you can usewith SQLServer 2005.4 Microsoft SQLServer 2005 For Dummies 03_577557 intro.qxp 12/20/05 9:42 PM Page 4 New datatypes SQL Server 2005 supports several new datatypes:ߜ ... informa-tion from SQLServer 2005 databases.You also find out how to create a simple Visual Studio 2005 application toretrieve information from SQLServer 2005.Part III: Working with SQL Server This...
... heavily updated.Normal FormsTaking a detailed look at the normal forms moves this chapter into a more formal study of relationaldatabase design.Contrary to popular opinion, the forms are not a progressive ... then understanding the advanced formswill prove useful.The Boyce-Codd normal form (BCNF)The Boyce-Codd normal form occurs between the third and fourth normal forms, and it handles a prob-lem ... associative entity has two foreign keys that both point to the Part entity, as shownin Figure 3-14. The first foreign key points to the part being built. The second foreign key points to thesource...
... support the new 2008 SQLServer features.Chapter 39, ‘‘Configuring SQL Server, ’’ discusses SQLServer configuration in detail. Server Configuration ManagerWhen managing SQLServer services, configuring ... manage SQLServer 2008 and SQLServer 2005servers. It’s SMO-based, so some features may work with SQLServer 2000, butit’s not guaranteed to be compatible.A common misconception among new SQLServer ... installationprocess.The Server Configuration Manager tool installed with SQLServer can nearlyalways communicate with SQLServer so you can configure the server connectivityoptions and open the server up for network...
... the SQLSERVER: drive and then SQLServer can be navigated like the filesystem.There are four main directories under SQLSERVER: — SQL, SQLPolicy, SQLRegistration, and DataCol-lection:■ The SQL ... cmdlet — for example, tonavigate through the SQLServer objects. The URN for theHumanResources.Employee table inAdventureWorks2008 on SQLTBWS\INST01 is as follows: Server[ @Name=’SQLTBWS\INST01’]\Database[@Name=’AdventureWorks2008’]\Table[@Name=’Employee’ ... SQLServer 2008.You can browse the SQLSERVER file system just like a disk file system. Issuing the commandcd SQL (or Set-Location SQL) and running the Get-ChildItem cmdlet returns the local server...
... introduced in SQLServer 2005, and I had hoped it would be expanded for 2008.Windowing and ranking hold so much potential, and there’s much more functionality in the ANSI SQL specification, but unfortunately, ... for SQL. As a rule, SQL excels at working with sets,but calculating a cumulative total for a set of data is based on comparing individual rows, so an iterativerow-based cursor solution performs ... regionsin the@SQLStr. A little string manipulation to assemble the pivot statement and an sp_executesqlcommand completes the job:DECLARE @SQLStr NVARCHAR(1024)SELECT @SQLStr = COALESCE(@SQLStr +...
... to filter by the row number values for pagination. For example, a query that easily produces rows 21–40 would be useful for returning thesecond page of data for a web page. Just be aware that ... 50, ‘‘Authorizing Securables’’).I’ve seen databases that only use views for column-level security without any SQLServer enforced security.This is woefully inadequate and will surely be penalized ... the extra row. For example, for 74 rows and 10 tiles, the first 4 tiles get 8 rows each, and tiles 5 through 10 get7 rows each. This can skew the results for smaller data sets. For example, 15...
... develop server- side solutions; and SQLServer has a largevariety of technologies to choose from to develop server- side code — fromthe mature T -SQL language to .NET assemblies hosted within SQL Server. This ... 72Performance SQL Server 2008’s full-text search engine performance is several orders of magnitude faster thanprevious versions of SQL Server. However, you still might want to tune your system for ... was not a SQLServer developedcomponent, its wildcards use the standard DOS conventions (asterisk for a multi-character wildcard, anddouble quotes) instead of SQL- style wildcards and SQL single...
... files using SQLServer Management Studio(NAME = NewDB,FILENAME = ‘e:\SQLData\NewDB.mdf’),(NAME = NewDB2,FILENAME = ‘f:\SQLData\NewDB2.ndf’)LOG ON(NAME = NewDBLog,FILENAME = ‘g:\SQLLog\NewDBLog.ldf’),(NAME ... subsystem. SQLServer attempts to balance the I/O load by splitting the insertsamong the multiple files according to the free space available in each file. As SQLServer balances theload, rows for a ... name +ID. For example, the primary key for theCustomer table is CustomerID.■ Give foreign keys the same name as their primary key unless the foreign key enforcesa reflexive/recursive relationship,...