... System.DivideByZeroException: at System.Data.SqlTypes.SqlDecimal.op_Division(SqlDecimal x, SqlDecimal y) at ExpertSQLServer.UserDefinedFunctions.Divide(SqlDecimal x, SqlDecimal y) SQLServer automatically wraps ... by another: [Microsoft.SqlServer .Server. SqlFunction()] public static SqlDecimal Divide(SqlDecimal x, SqlDecimal y) { return x / y; } When cataloged and called from SQLServer with a value of ... purchase PDF Split-Merge on www.verypdf.com to remove this watermark CHAPTER ERRORS AND EXCEPTIONS at Microsoft.SqlServer.Types.SqlGeography.IsValidExpensive() at Microsoft.SqlServer.Types.SqlGeography.ConstructGeographyFromUserInput(...
... access to the SQLServer2008 Analysis Services software SQLServer2008 Analysis Services is included with the Standard, Enterprise, and Developer editions of Microsoft SQLServer2008 Time-based ... Manager, SQLServer Business Intelligence Microsoft Corporation 3:32am Page xxx Maclennan f05.tex V2 - 10/04 /2008 3:34am Introduction Microsoft SQLServer2008 is the third version of SQLServer ... Data Mining with SQLServer Integration Services 439 Chapter 15 SQLServer Data Mining Architecture 475 Chapter 16 Programming SQLServer Data Mining 497 Chapter 17 Extending SQLServer Data Mining...
... version) Windows Server2008 89044c01.indd 16 Requirement Windows Server 2003 SP2 Windows XP SP 12/3/08 12:30:41 AM | Installing SQLServer2008 17 Table 1.2 Microsoft SQLServer Installation ... needed archival data and what kind of server installation strategy you will need to support it SQLServer2008 Installation Requirements The official Microsoft SQLServer installation requirements ... in Figure 1.2 From here you can perform a new installation, upgrade older servers to SQLServer 2008, or modify a SQLServer cluster Click the first option to perform a new standalone installation...
... Davidson (aka Dr SQL) and I co-present a session at conferences on database design I recommend his book Pro SQLServer2008 Relational Database Design and Implementation (Apress, 2008) Summary Relational ... the generic pattern or property bag /property table pattern, illustrated in Figure 3-15 In the SQLServer 2000 Bible, I called it the ‘‘dynamic/relational pattern.’’ continued 63 www.getcoolebook.com ... extract the data and return a normalized data set This has the advantage of being usable in normal SQL queries, but performance and inserts/updates remain difficult Either solution defeats the dynamic...
... compatible with SQL2008 but will not be enhanced to support the new 2008SQLServer features Chapter 39, ‘‘Configuring SQL Server, ’’ discusses SQLServer configuration in detail Server Configuration ... manage SQLServer2008 and SQLServer 2005 servers It’s SMO-based, so some features may work with SQLServer 2000, but it’s not guaranteed to be compatible A common misconception among new SQLServer ... Components (MDAC) is compatible with SQL2008 but will not be enhanced to support the new 2008Server features Because SQLServer Native Client is a component of SQLServer 2008, it must be installed separately...
... through the SQLServer objects The URN for the HumanResources.Employee table in AdventureWorks2008 on SQLTBWS\INST01 is as follows: Server[ @Name=’SQLTBWS\INST01’]\Database[@Name=’AdventureWorks2008’]\ ... from SQL Server, because that’s a common request from businesspeople Finally, this chapter took a quick look at the features in SQLServer2008 to make PowerShell an integral part of the SQLServer ... the SQLServer ‘‘filesystem’’ The first, Invoke-Sqlcmd, takes query text and sends it to SQLServer for processing Rather than set up the structures in ADO.NET to execute queries, the Invoke-Sqlcmd...
... 12:46pm Aggregating Data + ‘ PIVOT (Sum (Amount) FOR Region IN (’ + @SQLStr + ‘)) AS pt’ PRINT @SQLStr EXEC sp_executesql @SQLStr Result: SELECT Category, MidWest,NorthEast,South,West FROM (Select ... was 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, ... unfortunately, there’s nothing new with windowing and ranking in SQLServer2008 All the examples in this chapter use the AdventureWorks2008 sample database The Over() clause The OVER() clause creates...
... any other SQL query, views merely refer to the data stored in tables With this in mind, it’s important to fully understand how views work, the pros and cons of using views, and the best place ... processes ’’ Presenting data in a more useable format is precisely what views best Based on the premise that views are best used to increase data integrity and ease of writing ad hoc queries, and ... environment Queries that need to collect data from across multiple servers are simplified by encapsulating the union of data from multiple servers within a view This is one case where basing several...
... develop server- side solutions; and SQLServer has a large variety of technologies to choose from to develop server- side code — from the mature T -SQL language to NET assemblies hosted within SQLServer ... 288 135 112 102 72 Performance SQLServer2008 s full-text search engine performance is several orders of magnitude faster than previous versions of SQLServer However, you still might want ... Programming with T -SQL Chapter 22 Kill the Cursor! So, unleash the programmer within and have fun There’s a whole world of developer possibilities with SQLServer 2005 Chapter 23 If SQLServer is the...
... 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’), ... Creating Tables Like all relational databases, SQLServer is table-oriented Once the database is created, the next step is to create the tables A SQLServer database may include up to 2,147,483,647 ... www.getcoolebook.com Page 529 20 Nielsen Part IV c20.tex V4 - 07/23/2009 8:26pm Developing with SQLServer In previous versions of SQL Server, objects were owned by users Or rather, objects were owned by schema-objects...
... done since the beginning of SQL Server, using @@error to see the error status of the previous SQL statement ■ Try/catch was introduced in SQLServer 2008, bringing SQLServer into the 21st century ... Part IV c23.tex V4 - 07/23/2009 4:53pm Developing with SQLServerSQLServer log SQLServer also maintains a series of log files Each time SQLServer starts, it creates a new log file Six archived ... area, T -SQL has a sad history (almost as sad as that joke), but it’s made significant progress with SQLServer 2005 There are two distinctly different ways to code error handling with SQL Server: ...
... synchronization capabilities between a server database and SQLServer Compact 3.5 databases on devices ■ SQLServer change tracking: Available in SQLServer 2008, this provides a way to track changes, ... Used to synchronize a SQLServer Compact 3.5 database with other editions of SQLServer ■ Merge replication: Used to synchronize different editions of SQL Server, including SQLServer Compact 3.5 ... synchronization commands or using the synchronization adapter builder ■ SQLServer2008 data types: New data types in SQLServer2008 are supported ■ Synchronization process tracing: Provides the...
... What’s New with Service Broker? S ervice Broker was introduced with much fanfare in SQLServer 2005 For SQLServer 2008, there are a few slight enhancements: Conversations may now have an assigned ... possibilities Because Service Broker is essentially just a SQLServer table, it includes all the cool transactional and back-up capabilities inherent to SQLServer This is what sets Service Broker apart from ... application Service Broker is just that — a high-performance, wide-payload work queue integrated into SQLServer with DDL and monitoring capabilities Service Broker can also be used to pass messages with...
... Programs ➪ Microsoft SQLServer2008 ➪ Configuration Tools ➪ SQLServer Configuration Manager Click SQLServer Services under SQLServer Configuration Manager Right-click the SQLServer service (on ... SQLServer and a CPU, you make that CPU available to SQL Server, but it is not dedicated to SQLServer Therefore, while a CPU can’t be forced to run SQL Server, it can be segmented from SQLServer ... Configuring SQLServer FIGURE 39-4 Add startup parameters to the SQLServer service to change its behavior To add the startup parameters in SQLServer Configuration Manager: Open SQLServer Configuration...
... overwrites the server setting, and the connection setting overwrites the server and database setting ANSI defaults SQLServer provides the SET ANSI_DEFAULTS command to manage a group of SQLServer settings ... behavior in SQLServer The connection default properties (there are several) affect the environment of batches executed within a connection Most of the connection properties change SQLServer behavior ... for the AdventureWorks2008 sample database to LOCAL in code, the following: ALTER DATABASE AdventureWorks2008 SET CURSOR_DEFAULT LOCAL; SQL ANSI–configuration properties The SQL ANSI–configuration...
... compared to SQLServer 2005 Run the following from the command prompt to start a default instance of SQLServer in single-user mode: sqlservr.exe -m To start a named instance of SQLServer in single-user ... /INSTANCENAME switch specifies the name of your SQLServer named instance Use MSSQLServer for ‘‘’’ for the default instance ■ The /SQLSYSADMINACCOUNTS switch corresponds to the currently ... process The user must be a member of the SQLServer instance’s sysadmin server role ■ The /SAPWD switch is used to indicate a new SA password if you configured SQLServer for mixed authentication 980...
... how to create a job definition: Start SQLServer Management Studio and find the SQLServer Agent folder below the server you are configuring Expand the SQLServer Agent folder to see the items below ... Microsoft SQLServer2008 for backward compatibility It is recommended to stop using SQL Mail and use Database Mail instead, as SQL Mail will be removed in a future version of SQLServer Database ... SMTP server, thereby eliminating single point of failure ■ It is cluster aware and fully supported on SQLServer Failover Cluster ■ It is fully supported on 64-bit SQLServer installations The SQL...
... the SQLServer named instance and MSSQLSERVER for the SQLServer default instance ■ Instance root directory: By default, C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQLServer is used to install the SQLServer ... in Cumulative Update for SQLServer 2008, so if you proactively installed it before installing SQLServer2008 or you are using a slipstreamed version of SQLServer2008 and SP1, then you will ... resource group This is the group where all the SQLServer2008 resources such as SQL Network Name, IP address, shared disks, SQL Server, and SQLServer Agent will be located 15 The Cluster Disk...
... option must be selected for the SQLServer service account ■ The ‘‘Computer is trusted for delegation’’ option must be selected for the server running SQLServer ■ SQLServer must have a Service Principal ... user is added to SQLServer and then removed from the Windows domain, the user still exists in SQLServer but is considered orphaned Being an orphaned user means that although SQLServer still has ... user from SQLServer To remove a Windows user or group from SQL Server, use the DROP LOGIN command The Windows user or group will exist in Windows; it just won’t be recognized by SQL Server: DROP...