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Chapter 1: Database Architecture and Storage Engine Features
Figure 1-1: Comparing 32-bit and 64-bit memory addressing
Figure 1-2: Data partitioning
Figure 1-3: SQL Server 2005’s object ownership chain
Figure 1-4: SQL Server 2000’s ownership chains
Figure 1-5: SQL Server 2005’s execution context
Chapter 2: Database Administration and Development Tools
Figure 2-1: SQL Computer Manager
Figure 2-2: SQL Server Management Studio
Figure 2-3: SQL Server Management Studio—Solution Explorer
Figure 2-4: SQL Server Management Studio—New Project
Figure 2-5: Business Intelligence Development Studio
Figure 2-6: Business Intelligence Development Studio—New Project
Figure 2-7: Query Editor Showplan
Figure 2-8: Database Tuning Advisor
Chapter 3: Availability and Recovery Features
Figure 3-1: Eight-node cluster support
Figure 3-2: Database Mirroring
Figure 3-3: Database Snapshots
Figure 3-4: Database Mirroring and Database Snapshot create a reporting server
Figure 3-5: Early restore access
Chapter 4: Programmability Features
Figure 4-1: Creating a New SQL Server Project with Visual Studio 2005
Figure 4-2: The SQL Server .NET Data Provider Reference
Figure 4-3: Adding a CLR stored procedure
Figure 4-4: Adding a CLR user-defined function
Figure 4-5: Adding a CLR trigger
Figure 4-6: Creating a .NET SQL Server UDT
Figure 4-7: Adding a user-defined aggregate
Chapter 5: Notification Services
Figure 5-1: Notification Services overview
Figure 5-2: Notification Services architecture overview
Figure 5-3: The New Notification Services Instance dialog
Chapter 6: SQL Server Service Broker
Figure 6-1: Queued application design
Figure 6-2: SQL Server Service Broker dialog
Figure 6-3: SQL Server Service Broker conversation group
Figure 6-4: SQL Server Service Broker metadata
Chapter 7: XML Integration
Figure 7-1: An overview of OPENXML
Chapter 8: Reporting Services
Figure 8-1: Reporting Services overview
Figure 8-2: Reporting Services Report Designer
Figure 8-3: Report Designer Fields Window
Figure 8-4: OLAP Report Designer
Figure 8-5: Report Server overview
Figure 8-6: Reporting Services Report Manager
Figure 8-7: Creating a new report: New Project
Figure 8-8: The Report Wizard Welcome dialog
Figure 8-9: Select the Data Source
Figure 8-10: Query Builder
Figure 8-11: Select the report type
Figure 8-12: Design the table
Figure 8-13: Choose the table style
Figure 8-14: Completing the wizard
Figure 8-15: Deploying the Reporting Services solution
Figure 8-16: Accessing Reporting Services reports from a URL
Figure 8-17: Running Reporting Services reports
Figure 8-18: Drilling down into the report
Chapter 9: Integration Services
Figure 9-1: Integration Services architecture
Figure 9-2: Data Transformation Pipeline components
Figure 9-3: Data Transformation Runtime overview
Figure 9-4: Integration Services package overview
Figure 9-5: Integration Services Import/Export Wizard—Data Source Selection
Figure 9-6: Integration Services Import/Export Wizard—Package Execution
Figure 9-7: Opening a data transformation project
Figure 9-8: Control Flow Designer
Figure 9-9: Connection Manager
Figure 9-10: Data Flow Designer
Figure 9-11: Running the package inside the Designer
Figure 9-12: The Package Explorer
Figure 9-13: Configuration Wizard
Figure 9-14: The dtexecui tool
Chapter 10: Analysis Services
Figure 10-1: The unified dimensional model
Figure 10-2: SQL Server Computer Manager
Figure 10-3: SQL Server Management Studio MDX Editor
Figure 10-4: Creating a data source view
Figure 10-5: Data Source View Designer
Figure 10-6: Cube Wizard
Figure 10-7: Identify Fact and Dimension Tables
Figure 10-8: Select Measures
Figure 10-9: The Cube Editor
Figure 10-10: The Cube Browser
Figure 10-11: Profiling Analysis Services
Figure 10-12: XMLA connects clients to Analysis Services
Appendix A: Installation and Upgrading
Figure A-1: SQL Server 2005 installation splash screen
Figure A-2: SQL Server Component Update
Figure A-3: Welcome to the SQL Server Installation Wizard
Figure A-4: System Configuration Check
Figure A-5: Components To Install
Figure A-6: Feature Selection
Figure A-7: Instance Name
Figure A-8: Service Account
Figure A-9: Authentication Mode
Figure A-10: Collation Settings
Figure A-11: Report Server Virtual Directories
Figure A-12: Report Server Database Setup
Figure A-13: Report Server Delivery Settings
Figure A-14: Error Reporting
Figure A-15: Ready To Install
Figure A-16: Installation Progress
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Microsoft SQL Server 2005 New Features
ISBN: 0072227761
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2005
Pages: 80
Authors:
Michael Otey
BUY ON AMAZON
CompTIA Project+ Study Guide: Exam PK0-003
Other Planning Processes
Comprehensive Project Plan
Project Closure
Appendix A Systems Development Life Cycle
Appendix B Standard IT Project Documents
Certified Ethical Hacker Exam Prep
Security Fundamentals
Apply Your Knowledge
Apply Your Knowledge
Fast Facts
License
Cisco Voice Gateways and Gatekeepers
Securing MGCP Gateways
Allowing H.323 to SIP Connections
Troubleshooting Digit Manipulation
Configuring MGCP Gateway Fallback
File System Forensic Analysis
Introduction
Bibliography
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