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Vieira Digital Instant Download
Author(s): Robert Vieira
ISBN(s): 9780764584343, 0764584340
Edition: illustrated edition
File Details: PDF, 17.80 MB
Year: 2007
Language: english
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Professional
SQL Server™ 2005 Programming
Robert Vieira
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Credits
Executive Editor Vice President and Executive Group Publisher
Bob Elliott Richard Swadley
This book is dedicated with all my heart to my children Ashley and Addy,
who put up with me “disappearing” into my home office during the
several months that I worked on this book. They provide the energy
that powers my writing, and I love them to no end. I only wish
Wrox would let me print a picture of the two women
in my life on the cover of this book rather than my ugly mug.
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Acknowledgments
Nearly six years have gone by since I finished my first book on SQL Server, and my how life has
changed. It’s been only a few months since I completed the new Beginning SQL Server 2005 Programming
title that is something of a companion to this book, yet there remain quite a few people to thank in that
time (and before for that matter).
I’ll start with my kids, who somehow continue to be just wonderful even in the face of dad stressing out
over this and that. It’s nice to be able to tell my youngest that I’m finally “done with that book” that she
has asked me the “when?” question about for over a year now (I’m not sure she has completely gotten
the idea that there have been two this time around). She has been tremendously patient with me all dur-
ing the development of this as well as the Beginning book. I think I’ll miss that occasional time that she
would come in and just sit and watch me write just to be with me. Having just watched my eldest grad-
uate high school, I wonder where the years have gone. The “thank you’s” definitely need to begin with
those two.
You—the readers. You’ve written me mail and told me how I helped you out in some way. That was and
continues to be the number one reason I find to strength to write another book. The continued support
of my Professional series titles has been amazing. We struck a chord—I’m glad. Here’s to hoping we help
make your SQL Server experience a little less frustrating and a lot more successful.
I also want to pay special thanks to several people past and present. Some of these are at the old Wrox
Press and have long since fallen out of contact, but they remain so much of who I am as I writer that I
need to continue to remember them. Others are new players for me, but have added their own stamp to
the mix—sometimes just by showing a little patience:
Kate Hall—Who, although she was probably ready to kill me by the end of each of my first two books,
somehow guided me through the editing process to build a better book each time. I have long since
fallen out of touch with Kate, but she will always be the most special to me as someone who really
helped shape my writing career. I will likely always hold this first “professional” dedication spot for her.
Wherever you are Kate, I hope you are doing splendidly.
Adaobi Obi Tulton—Who has had enough of her own stresses this year, so my apologies go out to her
for all the stress I’ve placed in her regarding delivery schedules. If I ever make it rich, I may hire Adaobi
as my spiritual guide. While she can be high stress about deadlines, she has a way of displaying a kind
of “peace” in just about everything else I’ve seen her do—I need to learn that.
Bob Elliott—Mostly just a “thanks for hanging in there”—he’ll understand what I mean.
Kevin Kent—Who had to pick up in the middle and shepherd things along.
Dominic Shakeshaft—Who got me writing in the first place (then again, given some nights filled with
writing instead of sleep lately, maybe it’s not thanks I owe him).
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Acknowledgments
Catherine Alexander—Who played Kate’s more than able-bodied sidekick for my first title and was cen-
tral to round two. Catherine was much like Kate in the sense she had a significant influence on the shape
and success of my first two titles.
John Mueller—Who had the dubious job of finding my mistakes. I’ve done tech editing myself, and it’s
not the easiest job to notice the little details that were missed or are, in some fashion, wrong. It’s even
harder to read someone else’s writing style and pick the right times to say, “You might want to approach
this differently” and the right times to let it be. John did a terrific job on both counts.
There are not quite as many other players in this title as there have been in my previous titles, but this
book has been in development for so long and touched enough people that I’m sure I’ll miss one or two—
if you’re among those missed, please accept my humblest apologies and my assurance that your help was
appreciated. That said, people who deserve some additional thanks (some of these go to influences from
WAY back) include Paul Turley, Greg Beamer, Itzik Ben-Gan, Kalen Delaney, Fernando Guerrero,
Gert Drapers, and especially Richard Waymire.
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Contents
Acknowledgments v
Introduction xxiii
Contents
The SQL Server Management Studio 24
Getting Started 25
Query Window 27
SQL Server Business Intelligence Development Studio 32
SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS) 32
Reporting Services 33
Bulk Copy Program (bcp) 33
SQL Server Profiler 33
sqlcmd 34
Summary 34
viii
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The ALTER Statement 89
ALTER DATABASE 89
ALTER TABLE 92
The DROP Statement 95
Using the GUI Tool 96
Creating or Editing the Database 96
Creating and Editing Tables 97
Summary 99
ix
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Correlated Subqueries 139
How Correlated Subqueries Work 140
Correlated Subqueries in the WHERE Clause 140
Correlated Subqueries in the SELECT List 142
Derived Tables 144
The EXISTS Operator 146
Using EXISTS in Other Ways 147
Mixing Data Types: CAST and CONVERT 148
Using External Calls to Perform Complex Actions 150
Performance Considerations 151
JOINs vs. Subqueries vs. ? 152
Summary 153
x
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The SQL Server Diagramming Tools 181
Tables 183
Dealing with Constraints 185
Summary 187
xi
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Dropping Views 238
Auditing: Displaying Existing Code 238
Protecting Code: Encrypting Views 239
About Schema Binding 241
Making Your View Look Like a Table with VIEW_METADATA 241
Indexed (Materialized) Views 242
Partitioned Views 244
Summary 244
xii
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Dealing with Errors 290
The Way We Were 291
Manually Raising Errors 296
Adding Your Own Custom Error Messages 299
What a Sproc Offers 301
Creating Callable Processes 301
Using Sprocs for Security 301
Sprocs and Performance 302
Extended Stored Procedures (XPs) 304
A Brief Look at Recursion 305
User-Defined Functions (UDFs) 307
What a UDF Is 308
UDFs Returning a Scalar Value 308
UDFs That Return a Table 310
Understanding Determinism 316
Debugging 317
Setting Up SQL Server for Debugging 318
Starting the Debugger 318
Parts of the Debugger 321
Using the Debugger after It’s Started 322
Summary 327
xiii
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Lock Modes 347
Lock Compatibility 349
Specifying a Specific Lock Type — Optimizer Hints 349
Setting the Isolation Level 353
READ COMMITTED 353
READ UNCOMMITTED 354
REPEATABLE READ 354
SERIALIZABLE 355
Dealing with Deadlocks (a.k.a. “A 1205”) 355
How SQL Server Figures Out There’s a Deadlock 356
How Deadlock Victims Are Chosen 356
Avoiding Deadlocks 356
Summary 358
xiv
Exploring the Variety of Random
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