D


DAO (Data Access Objects), 401

data caching, 443–444

Data Control Language (DCL)

DENY statement, 123, 347

GRANT statement, 123, 346–347

overview, 123–124

REVOKE statement, 123, 347

Data Definition Language (DDL)

ALTER statement, 117, 322

CREATE statement, 117, 322

DROP statement, 117, 322

objects, altering, 121–122

objects, dropping, 122–123

overview, 117–118

scripting practices, 120–123

stored procedure, creation of, 118–119

table, creation of, 117–118

trigger, creation of, 119

user-defined function, creation of, 119–120

view, creation of, 118

data, information transformed into, 33–34

data integrity

connections, 16

described, 16

locks, 16–18

transactions, 16

Data Manipulation Language (DML)

Camel Case naming standard, 112

comments, 112–114

Hungarian Notation naming standard, 112

in-line comments, 113–114

layers, queries having, 108

long names naming standard, 112

lower-case, delimited naming standard, 112

naming conventions, 110–112

overview, 107

Pascal Case naming standard, 112

query syntax, 109–110

row-based operations, 109

script generation, 115

script management, 116

SELECT statement, 108

set-based operations, 109

templates, 114–115

version control, 116–117

data objects

CALLER option, 344

check constraint, 333–334

constraints, 331–336

CREATE FUNCTION statement, 344

CREATE PROCEDURE statement, 340–343

CREATE TABLE statement, 325–330

CREATE VIEW statement, 336–339

defaults, 329–330

DENY statement, 347

EXECUTE AS option, 344

foreign key constraint, 334–336

GRANT statement, 346–347

IDENTITY property, 326–329

indexed views, 339–340

naming, 322–325

nullability, 325–326

overriding constraints, 336

OWNER option, 344

parameters, 341–342

primary key constraint, 331–333

REVOKE statement, 347

SCHEMABINDING option, 338

securing, 344–347

SELF option, 344

unique constraint, 333

UniqueIdentifier type, 330–331

USER_NAME option, 344

WITH CHECK option, 338

WITH ENCRYPTION option, 338–339, 342

WITH RECOMPILE statement, 343

DATA (reserved word), 465

data retrieval

SELECT statement, 128–156

storage and retrieval, 127–128

data transactions

ACID test, 254

adding records, 256–263

auto-commit transactions, 254

checkpoint, 273–274

consistency of, 254

criteria for, 254

defaults, inserting, 259–261

DELETE statement, 269–270

durability of, 254

explicit transactions, 254, 273–276

filtering updates, 264–266

implicit transactions, 254

INSERT statement, 257–258

isolation of, 254

logged operations, 256

modifying records, 263–269

multiple tables, deleting records based on, 271–272

multiple tables, updating rows based on, 266–267

NULL values, inserting, 259–261

overview, 253–254

removing records, 269–273

rows from another table, inserting, 261–262

SELECT INTO statement, 262

SELECT statement, 258

stored procedures, managing inserts using, 262–263

stored procedures, updating records using, 267–269

transaction logs, 255–256

TRUNCATE TABLE statement, 272–273

types of, 254

unity of, 254

UPDATE statement, 264–269

views, updating using, 267

WHERE clause, 270

Data Transformation Services (DTS), 256

data types, 8–13

database engine procedures, 485–488

database maintenance procedures, 489

database management system (DBMS)

described, 4

hierarchical database management systems (HDBMS), 4

network database management systems (NDBMS), 4

object-oriented database management systems (ODBMS), 4

object-relational database management systems (ORDBMS), 4–5

relational database management systems (RDBMS), 4

database objects

altering, 322

creating, 322

dropping, 322

overview, 321–322

DATABASE (reserved word), 461

Database Tuning Advisor, 73

database..object, 449

DATABASEPROPERTY() function, 194, 476

DATABASEPROPERTYEX() function, 194, 476

database.schema.object, 449

DATALENGTH() function, 200, 203–204, 480

datasets, 418–423

DATA_TYPE view, 510, 512, 514, 515

date and time, altering, 456

date functions

DATEADD() function, 176–178, 474

DATEDIFF() function, 178–179, 474

DATENAME() function, 180, 474

DATEPART() function, 180, 474

DAY() function, 181, 474

GETDATE() function, 180–181, 474

GETUTCDATE() function, 180–181, 474

MONTH() function, 181, 474

overview, 176

YEAR() function, 181, 474

DATE (reserved word), 463, 465

DATEADD() function, 176–178, 474

DATEDIFF() function, 178–179, 474

@@DATEFIRST, 467

DATENAME() function, 180, 474

DATEPART() function, 180, 474

DATETIME_PRECISION view, 511, 512, 514, 515

DAY() function, 181, 474

DAY (reserved word), 463, 465

DBCC (reserved word), 461

DB_ID() function, 195, 476

DBMS. See Database Management System (DBMS)

DB_NAME() function, 195, 476

@@DBTS, 467

DCL. See Data Control Language (DCL)

DDL. See Data Definition Language (DDL)

DEALLOCATE (reserved word), 461, 463

DEC (reserved word), 463, 465

DECIMAL (reserved word), 463, 465

DECLARE @ local_variable command, 455–456

DECLARE (reserved word), 461, 463

default query view, 419

DEFAULT (reserved word), 461, 463

DEFAULT_CHARACTER_SET_CATALOG view, 516

DEFAULT_CHARACTER_SET_NAME view, 516

DEFAULT_CHARACTER_SET_SCHEMA view, 516

defaults

inserting, 259–261

naming, 324

overview, 329–330

DEFERRABLE (reserved word), 464, 466

DEFERRED (reserved word), 464, 466

DEGREES() function, 193, 475

DELETE command, 269–270, 455

Delete procedure, 374

DELETE (reserved word), 461, 464

DELETE_RULE view, 514

delivery time constraints, 400

DENSE_RANK() function, 197–198, 477

DENY command, 123, 347

DENY (reserved word), 461

DEPTH (reserved word), 466

DEREF (reserved word), 466

derived columns, 135–137

derived table, creating, 287

DESC (reserved word), 461, 464

DESCRIBE (reserved word), 464, 466

DESCRIPTOR (reserved word), 464, 466

design patterns, 397

desktop database applications, 400–401

DESTROY (reserved word), 466

DESTRUCTOR (reserved word), 466

deterministic functions, 161–162

DETERMINISTIC (reserved word), 466

DIAGNOSTICS (reserved word), 464, 466

diagram pane in Query Designer tool, 53

DICTIONARY (reserved word), 466

DIFFERENCE() function, 304, 478

DISCONNECT (reserved word), 464, 466

DISK (reserved word), 461

DISTINCT (reserved word), 461, 464

distributed queries procedures

sp_addlinkedserver, 489

sp_addlinkedsrvlogin, 489

sp_catalogs, 489

sp_column_privileges_ex, 489

sp_columns_ex, 489

sp_droplinkedsrvlogin, 489

sp_foreignkeys, 489

sp_indexes, 490

sp_linkedservers, 490

sp_primarykeys, 490

sp_serveroption, 490

sp_table_privileges_ex, 490

sp_tables_ex, 490

DISTRIBUTED (reserved word), 461

Distributed Transaction Coordinator (DTC), 409

DML. See Data Manipulation Language (DML)

docking window placement in SQL Server Management Studio, 77–80

DOMAIN (reserved word), 464, 466

DOMAIN_CATALOG view, 509, 510, 511, 512, 514

DOMAIN_CONSTRAINTS views

CONSTRAINT_CATALOG view, 512

CONSTRAINT_NAME view, 512

CONSTRAINT_SCHEMA view, 512

DOMAIN_CATALOG view, 512

DOMAIN_NAME view, 512

DOMAIN_SCHEMA view, 512

INITIALLY_DEFERRED view, 512

IS_DEFERRABLE view, 512

DOMAIN_DEFAULT view, 512

DOMAIN_NAME view, 509, 511, 512, 514

DOMAINS views

CHARACTER_MAXIMUM_LENGTH view, 512

CHARACTER_OCTET_LENGTH view, 512

CHARACTER_SET_CATALOG view, 512

CHARACTER_SET_NAME view, 512

CHARACTER_SET_SCHEMA view, 512

COLLATION_CATALOG view, 512

COLLATION_NAME view, 512

COLLATION_SCHEMA view, 512

DATA_TYPE view, 512

DATETIME_PRECISION view, 512

DOMAIN_CATALOG view, 512

DOMAIN_DEFAULT view, 512

DOMAIN_NAME view, 512

DOMAIN_SCHEMA view, 512

NUMERIC_PRECISION view, 512

NUMERIC_PRECISION_RADIX view, 512

NUMERIC_SCALE view, 512

DOMAIN_SCHEMA view, 509, 511, 512, 514

double quotes, 313

DOUBLE (reserved word), 461, 464

down arrow icon in SQL Server Management Studio, 75

DROP (reserved word), 461, 464

DROP statement, 117, 322

dropping database objects, 322

DTC (Distributed Transaction Coordinator), 409

DTD_IDENTIFIER view, 516

DTS (Data Transformation Services), 256

DUMMY (reserved word), 461

DUMP (reserved word), 461

DYNAMIC (reserved word), 466




Beginning Transact-SQL with SQL Server 2000 and 2005
Beginning Transact-SQL With SQL Server 2000 and 2005
ISBN: 076457955X
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2006
Pages: 131
Authors: Paul Turley

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