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bull; Contains the most depth and breadth of coverage of any book on SQL Server architecture, internals, and tuning bull; Will be a key reference for anyone working with SQL Server, no matter what their skill level bull; The latest book in the bestselling series of Guru's Guides from Ken Henderson
A book/CD-ROM guide to mastering Microsoft Transact-SQL and developing the best possible code. Some 600 code examples not only illustrate important concepts and best practices, but also provide working Transact-SQL code that can be incorporated into real-world DBMS applications. Begins by explaining language fundamentals such as database and table creation, then moves on to advanced topics such as OLE automation. The CD-ROM contains a set of code examples from the book plus a SQL programming environment. Henderson is a nationally recognized consultant and leading DBMS practitioner. Annotation copyrighted by Book News, Inc., Portland, OR
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Ken Henderson's three guides to SQL Server have been widely praised by readers and reviewers alike. Now all three of them are available in an attractive, sturdy, specially priced boxed set. The three books included are The Guru's Guide to Transact-SQL, The Guru's Guide to SQL Server Stored Procedures, XML, and HTML, and The Guru's Guide to SQL Server Architecture and Internals. This set is an invaluable reference for SQL Server administrators and developers of all levels.
Taking readers far beyond official Microsoft documentation, the co-authors explore topics that range from how to securely install Reporting Services through virtually every facet of creating and deploying reports. In the accompanying DVD, video demonstrations show how to navigate through difficult and confusing parts of the technology.
With CDROM Ron Soukup, former general manager for the SQL Server product and current SQL team guru, has penned this comprehensive guide for those who develop this important database tool. The book covers all frequently asked questions about SQL Server. The CD includes all SQL Server documents--the ideal tool for handy reference or for
Included on two CD-ROMs are a 120 day evaluation copy of Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Enterprise Edition, a searchable electronic copy of the book, sample scripts, white papers and articles and tools and utilities.
The Transact-SQL Cookbook contains a wealth of solutions to problems that SQL programmers face all the time. The recipes in the book range from how to perform simple tasks, such as importing external data, to how to handle more complicated issues, such as set algebra. Each recipe is followed by a discussion explaining the logic and concepts underlying the solution.
Annotation Writing Stored Procedures for Microsoft SQL Server will focus on teaching the reader not only how to build effective stored procedures, but also on how to optimize and stream line them for long term use. The reader will be provided with an understanding of how SQL Server interprets stored procedures verses direct access via SQL queries. This will be followed by detailed instructions on creating and maintaining a repository of stored procedures. Once the reader knows how stored procedures are created and built, they will be taught how to determine which logic within an application makes sense to be put into this scheme. Additionally, they will be provided with guidance on making stored procedures that are portable across applications. Some of the specific topics covered in Writing Stored Procedures with Microsoft SQL Server will include How SQL Server interprets stored procedures and SQL statements, Designing, building, and implementing stored procedures, Creating stored procedures that can be used in multiple applications, Working with Indexes, Views and Triggers in stored procedures, Building business logic into stored procedures, "Componentizing" database access, and Accepting parameters in stored procedures.
This book is written for SQL Server 2008. However, it does maintain roots going back a few versions and looks out for backward compatibility issues with SQL Server 2005 and SQL Server 2000. These versions are old enough that there is little to no time spent on them except in passing. The book is oriented around developing on SQL server. Most of the concepts are agnostic to what client language you use although the examples that leverage a client language general do so in C#. For those who are migrating from early versions of SQL Server, some “gotchas” that exist any time a product has versions are discussed to the extent that they seem to be a genuinely relevant issue. This book assumes that you have some experience with SQL Server and are at an intermediate to advanced level. The orientation of the book is highly developer focused. While there is a quick reference-oriented appendix, there is very little coverage given to beginner level topics. It is assumed that you already have experience with data manipulation language (DML) statements and know the basics of the mainstream SQL Server objects (views, stored procedures, user defined functions, etc.). If you would like to brush up on your knowledge before diving into this book, the author recommends reading Beginning SQL Server 2008 Programming first. There is very little overlap between the Beginning and Professional books and they are designed to work as a pair.