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Introduction to SQL Server 2000
Tour for DBAs
Opening Enterprise Manager
Creating a Login
Making a Change to a Table
Viewing Current Activity
Viewing Current Activity
Tracing Activity
Optimizing an Index
Tour for Developers
A Few Words about ADO
Creating an ADO Connection
Retrieving Data
Editing Data
Displaying Data on a Web Page
Tour for Users
Opening Query Analyzer
Other Query Analyzer Features
Connecting Access 2000 to SQL Server
Editing Data in Access 2000
Summary
Overview of Database Concepts
File-Server and Client-Server Databases
Relational Databases
OLTP and OLAP Databases
Transaction Logs
Records, Fields, and Values
Rows and Columns
Null Values
Field Properties
Keys and Relationships
Indexes and Constraints
Rules and Defaults
DDL and DML
Query Plan
Triggers
System Stored Procedures
Ownership and Security
OWNERSHIP AND SECURITY
Jobs, Alerts, and Operators
REPLICATION
Application Programming Interfaces
SUMMARY
Overview of SQL Server
Programs Installed with SQL Server
Books Online
Client Network Utility
Server Network Utility
Service Manager
Profiler
Query Analyzer
OSQL
Bulk Copy Program (BCP)
Enterprise Manager
Parts of a Database
Diagrams
Database User Accounts
User-Defined Datatypes
Rules and Constraints
Defaults
Full-Text Catalogs
SQL Server Storage Concepts
Pages
Extents
Database Design and Normalization
What Is Normalization?
Key Concepts of Normalization
First Normal Form
Defining First Normal Form
Identifying a Primary Key
Second Normal Form
Foreign Keys and Relations
Third Normal Form
Boyce-Codd Normal Form
BOYCE-CODD NORMAL FORM
Advanced Normalization
Fourth Normal Form
ADVANCED NORMALIZATION
Fifth Normal Form
Fifth Normal Form
Denormalization
Making the Trade-offs
Tools for Normalization in SQL Server
•Identity columns
Identity Columns
Constraints
Rules
Declarative Referential Integrity (DRI)
Database Diagrams
Transact-SQL Overview and Basics
What Is Transact-SQL?
ANSI SQL
SQL Dialects
SQL Configuration Options
T-SQL Syntax and Conventions
Reading Syntax Diagrams
Valid Identifiers
Referring to Objects
Reserved Words
Datatypes
Integers
Text
Decimal
Money
money
Floating Point
Date
Binary Data
Miscellaneous
Synonyms for Datatypes
Operators
Available Operators
Operator Precedence and Grouping
Wild Cards
Variables
System Global Variables
Local Variables
Functions
Generating GUIDs
String Functions
Date and Time Functions
Mathematical Functions
able mathematical functions
System and Metadata Functions
Executing T-SQL
Using SQL Server Enterprise Manager
Using OSQL
SELECT Queries
Using Basic SELECT Queries
Limiting Records with the WHERE Clause
Using JOINs
INNER JOINs
OUTER JOINs
JOINing Multiple Tables
Turning Result Sets into Reports
Using ORDER BY
Using GROUP BY and HAVING
Using ROLLUP
Using CUBE and GROUPING
Using COMPUTE and COMPUTE BY
Using TOP N
Full-Text Searching
Installing and Configuring Full-Text Search
Performing Full-Text Searches
Administering Full-Text Search
Linked Server Queries
LINKED SERVER QUERIES
Action Queries
What Are Action Queries?
Delete Queries
Syntax of DELETE
Limitations of DELETE
Examples of DELETE
Syntax of TRUNCATE TABLE
Limitations of TRUNCATE TABLE
Example of TRUNCATE TABLE
Update Queries
Syntax of UPDATE
Limitations of UPDATE
Examples of UPDATE
The WRITETEXT Statement
Recovery Models
The UPDATETEXT Statement
Insert Queries
Syntax of INSERT
Limitations of INSERT
Examples of INSERT
Syntax of SELECT INTO
Limitations of SELECT INTO
Examples of SELECT INTO
Advanced Transact-SQL
Transactions
What Are Transactions?
The ACID Properties
Using Transactions
Distributed Transactions
Transaction Tips
Rowset Functions
•CONTAINSTABLE
CONTAINSTABLE
FREETEXTTABLE
OPENQUERY
OPENROWSET
OPENDATASOURCE
Cursors
What Are Cursors?
DECLARE CURSOR
OPEN and @@CURSOR_ROWS
FETCH and @@FETCH_STATUS
CLOSE
DEALLOCATE
A Cursor Example
Using the System Tables and Information Schema Views
What’s in the System Tables?
Sample System Table Queries
Information Schema Views
Optimizer Hints
OPTIMIZER HINTS
Table Hints
Join Hints
Query Hints
Using SQL Server Enterprise Manager
The Microsoft Management Console (MMC)
The SQL Server Enterprise Manager Tree
SQL Server Groups
Creating a Group
Managing Servers in a Group
Server Icons
The Databases Folder
The Data Transformation Services Folder
The Management Folder
The Replication Folders
The Security Folder
The Support Services Folder
The Meta Data Services Folder
SQL Server Wizards
Database Wizards
Data Transformation Services Wizards
Management Wizards
Replication Wizards
Customizing MMC
Creating Custom Consoles
Adding Additional Snap-Ins
Modifying the Tools Menu
Adding Other Content
Databases
Database Basics
Planning for Capacity
PLANNING FOR CAPACITY
Creating Databases
Using the Create Database Wizard
Creating Databases with Enterprise Manager
Creating Databases with Transact-SQL
Modifying Databases
Setting Database Options
Changing Database Size
Planning Tables
Creating Tables
Restricting the Data
Enforcing Domain Integrity
Enforcing Entity Integrity
enforcing referential integrity
Enforcing Referential Integrity
Using Database Diagrams
Indexing
Index Architecture
Understanding Heaps
Understanding Clustered Indexes
Understanding Nonclustered Indexes
Creating Indexes
Creating Indexes with Enterprise Manager
Creating Indexes with the Index Tuning Wizard
Using Views to Partition Tables
Creating a View with the Create View Wizard
Modifying a View in the View Designer
Using Aliases in a View
Organizing the Result Set
Using Views to JOINTables
JOINing Two Tables in a View
JOINing Multiple Tables in a View
Modifying Data through a View
Working with Indexed Views
Considerations
Creating Indexed Views
Enhancing Indexed Views with Inline User-Defined Functions
Using Distributed Partitioned Views
USING DISTRIBUTED PARTITIONED VIEWS
Using Information Schema Views
Stored Procedures
Understanding Stored Procedures
Understanding User-Defined Stored Procedures
Using System and Extended Stored Procedures
Using Triggers
Understanding Triggers
Working with INSERT Triggers
Working with DELETE Triggers
Working with UPDATE Triggers
Working with INSTEAD OF Triggers
Advanced Considerations
Combining Trigger Types
Reporting Errors with RAISERROR()
Recursive Triggers
Backing Up Your Data
How Backups Work
Creating a Backup Device
Performing a Full Backup
Performing Differential Backups
Performing Transaction Log Backups
Performing Filegroup Backups
Performing Parallel Striped Backups
Restoring Databases
Standard Restores
Point-in-Time Restores
Partial Restores
Devising a Backup Strategy
Full Backups Only
Full with Differential Backups
Full with Transaction Log Backups
Full, Differential, and Transaction Log Backups
Filegroup Backups
Maintaining Indexes
Using DBCC SHOWCONTIG
Reconstructing Indexes
Reading the Logs
READING THE LOGS
Copying Databases
Automating Administration
Automation Basics
AUTOMATION BASICS
Configuring Mail Support
CONFIGURING MAIL SUPPORT
Creating Operators
CREATING OPERATORS
Creating Jobs
Creating Local Server Jobs
Creating Multiserver Jobs
Creating Alerts
Event Alerts Based on Standard Errors
Event Alerts Based on Custom Errors
Performance Alerts
Using the Database Maintenance Plan Wizard
Working with SQL Mail
Security and SQL Server 2000
Understanding Security Modes
Windows NT/2000 Authentication Mode
Mixed Mode
Setting the Authentication Mode
SQL Server Logins
Standard Logins
Windows NT/2000 Logins
Items Common to All Logins
Fixed Server Roles
Creating Database User Accounts
creating database user accounts:
CREATING DATABASE USER ACCOUNTS
Understanding Permissions
Statement Permissions
Object Permissions
Database Roles
Fixed Database Roles
Custom Database Roles
a custom database role
Application Roles
Permission States
Grant
Revoke
Deny
Ownership Chains
N-Tier Security
Monitoring SQL Server Logins with SQL Profiler
Creating a Security Plan
CREATING A SECURITY PLAN
The ADO Object Model
Understanding Objects
Connection and Error
Command and Parameter
Recordset and Field
Properties
Record and Stream
Understanding Cursors
CursorLocation
CursorType
LockType
Graceful Degradation
Sample ADO Code
Creating a Connection
Executing a SQL Statement
Recordset Operations
Other ADO Libraries
SQL-DMO
What Is SQL-DMO?
SQL-DMO Object Model
The Full Object Hierarchy
The SQLServer Object
The Configuration Object
The Database Object
The DBOption Object
The StoredProcedure Object
The Table Object
The Column Object
The Alert Object
Sample SQL-DMO Code
•Creating and connecting a SQLServer object
Creating and Connecting a SQLServer Object
Changing a Configuration Option
Creating a Table
Dropping a Table
Creating and Executing a Stored Procedure
Creating an Alert
SQL Namespace
What Is SQL-NS?
SQL-NS Object Model
SQLNamespace
SQLNamespaceObject
SQLNamespaceCommands
SQLNamespaceCommand
Sample SQL-NS Code
Creating and Initializing the Root Object
Navigating the Hierarchy
Enumerating Commands
Executing a Command
A Sample SQL-NS Application
Using SQL-NS with SQL-DMO
What Is DTS?
DTS in the User Interface
The Wizards
The Designer
Programming DTS
A Programming Example
The DTS Object Hierarchy
The DTS object hierarchy
The Web Assistant Wizard
Why Put Data on the Web?
Publishing Data with the Web Assistant Wizard
The Welcome Screen
Selecting a Database
Creating a New Job
Selecting the Data to Publish
Selecting Rows to Publish
Scheduling the Job
Determining Where to Place the Web Page
Asking for Formatting Help
Specifying Titles
Formatting the Table
Linking to Other Sites
Limiting the Rows Displayed
The Final Page
The Steps to Create the Northwind Employees Web Page
Viewing the Page
What Is Internet Information Server?
A Few Words about Security
Active Server Pages
What Are Active Server Pages?
Creating ASP Pages with ADO
Remote Data Service
Examining RDS
•Using a disconnected recordset
Using a Disconnected Recordset
Using the RDS.DataControl Object
Using the RDS.DataSpace Object
Invoking Business Objects on the Server
Returning Results as XML
What Is XML?
XML in SELECT Statements
Querying SQL Server through HTTP
Allowing HTTP Queries
Querying Directly in URL
Using Templates in Files
Locking
Why Locking?
Lost Updates
Uncommitted Dependencies
Inconsistent Analysis
Phantom Reads
Optimistic and Pessimistic Concurrency
Isolation Levels
Locking Mechanics
Locking Granularity
Locking Modes
Lock Escalation
Dynamic Locking
Viewing Current Locks
Using sp_lock
Deadlocks
Customizing Locking Behavior
Setting the Lock Timeout
Setting the Transaction Isolation Level
Locking Hints
Application Locks
sp_getapplock
sp_releaseapplock
Using Performance Monitor
Using Query Analyzer
Monitoring with SQL Profiler
Filtering the Trace Data
Replaying a Trace File
Using the Index Tuning Wizard
Tips and Techniques
Setting a Measurement Baseline
TIPS AND TECHNIQUES
Data Archiving and Trend Tracking
Optimization Techniques
Queries and Stored Procedures
Tempdb
Query Governor
Setting Trace Flags
Max Async I/O
LazyWriter
RAID
Adding Memory
Manually Configuring Memory Use
Replication
Understanding Replication
The Publisher/Subscriber Metaphor
Replication Types
Replication Agents
Replication Models
Setting Up Replication
Creating and Subscribing to a Transactional Publication
Creating and Subscribing to a Snapshot Publication
Creating and Subscribing to a Merge Publication
Using Replication Monitor
Analysis Services
Understanding OLAP
Analysis Services Terminology
Cubes and Their Parts
ANALYSIS SERVICES TERMINOLOGY
MOLAP, ROLAP, and HOLAP
Partitions and Virtual Cubes
Using Analysis Services
Creating a Sample Database
Creating a Cube
Setting Storage Options
Processing the Cube
Browsing the Cube
Advanced Capabilities of Analysis Services
Custom Actions
Data Mining
OLAP from the Client
CUBE and ROLLUP Queries
Using Excel to Retrieve Data from Analysis Services
Microsoft English Query
What Is English Query?
English Query Components
English Query Models
Question Builder
The English Query Runtime
Creating an English Query Application
1.Preparing the database for English Query
Preparing Your Database for English Query
Creating a Project
Adding Synonyms
Adding Relationships
Testing the Model
Deploying an English Query Application
Building the Application
Deploying to the Web
Troubleshooting
General Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting Setup
TROUBLESHOOTING SETUP
Troubleshooting Databases
Using DBCC
Resetting Suspect Databases
Troubleshooting Backup and Restores
TROUBLESHOOTING BACKUP AND RESTORES
Troubleshooting Client Connectivity
Troubleshooting Replication
Security and Replication
Subscribers Are Not Getting Data
Recovering Servers
Troubleshooting Jobs and Alerts
TROUBLESHOOTING JOBS AND ALERTS
Troubleshooting Mail Connectivity
Troubleshooting the Services (MSSQLServer and SQLServerAgent)
Creating a Database
Cursor Statements
Database Options
DATABASE OPTIONS
Deleting Records
Inserting Records
Retrieving Records
RETRIEVING RECORDS
Rowsets
TRANSACTIONS
Updating Records
User-Defined Functions
USER-DEFINED FUNCTIONS
The Prerequisites
The Setup Wizard
Choosing Service Accounts
Choosing a Collation Setting
Choosing Network Libraries
The Client Software
Unattended Setup
Upgrading from a Previous Version
The Upgrade Wizard
Side-by-Side Upgrade Using DTS
Installing SQL Server Yourself
Installing a Second Instance
INSTALLING A SECOND INSTANCE
The Desktop Database Engine
Troubleshooting Installation
TROUBLESHOOTING INSTALLATION
Service Packs
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