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Chapter 2: Introduction to Databases
Table 2.1: SOME ROWS FROM THE
PRODUCTS
TABLE
Table 2.2: MEANING OF THE AVAILABLE PERMISSIONS
Table 2.3: SQL SERVER DATABASE TYPES
Table 2.4: DEFINITION FOR THE COLUMNS OF THE
Customers
TABLE
Table 2.5: DEFINITION FOR THE COLUMNS OF THE
Orders
TABLE
Table 2.6: DEFINITION FOR THE COLUMNS OF THE
Order Details
TABLE
Table 2.7: DEFINITION FOR THE COLUMNS OF THE
Products
TABLE
Table 2.8: DEFINITION FOR THE COLUMNS OF THE
Persons
TABLE
Chapter 3: Introduction to Structured Query Language (SQL)
Table 3.1: SQL MATHEMATICAL OPERATORS
Table 3.2: WILDCARD CHARACTERS
Table 3.3: LOGICAL OPERATORS
Chapter 4: Introduction to Transact-SQL Programming
Table 4.1: RETURN VALUES FROM THE
@@FETCH_STATUS
FUNCTION
Table 4.2: FUNCTIONS
Table 4.3: AGGREGATE FUNCTIONS
Table 4.4: MATHEMATICAL FUNCTIONS
Table 4.5: STRING FUNCTIONS
Table 4.6: DATE AND TIME FUNCTIONS
Table 4.7: SYSTEM FUNCTIONS
Table 4.8: ROW ADDED TO THE
ProductAudit
TABLE BY
InsertProductTrigger
Table 4.9: ROW ADDED TO THE
ProductAudit
TABLE BY
UpdateUnitPriceProductTrigger
Table 4.10: ROW ADDED TO THE
ProductAudit
TABLE BY
DeleteProductTrigger
Chapter 6: Introducing Windows Applications and ADO.NET
Table 6.1: ACCESS MODIFIERS
Table 6.2: COMMONLY USED WINDOWS FORM CONTROLS
Chapter 7: Connecting to a Database
Table 7.1:
SqlConnection
PROPERTIES
Table 7.2:
SqlConnection
METHODS
Table 7.3:
SqlConnection
EVENTS
Table 7.4:
ConnectionState
CONSTANTS
Chapter 8: Executing Database Commands
Table 8.1:
SqlCommand
PROPERTIES
Table 8.2:
SqlCommand
METHODS
Table 8.3:
CommandType
ENUMERATION VALUES
Table 8.4: METHODS THAT RETRIEVE INFORMATION FROM THE DATABASE
Table 8.5:
CommandBehavior
ENUMERATION VALUES
Table 8.6: SCHEMA COLUMN VALUES
Table 8.7:
FOR XML
KEYWORDS
Table 8.8: THE
ExecuteNonQuery()
METHOD
Table 8.9:
SqlDbType
ENUMERATION MEMBERS
Chapter 9: Using
DataReader
Objects to Read Results
Table 9.1:
SqlDataReader
PROPERTIES
Table 9.2:
SqlDataReader
METHODS
Table 9.3: STANDARD C# AND .NET TYPES
Table 9.4: SQL SERVER TYPES, COMPATIBLE STANDARD C# TYPES, AND
GET*
METHODS
Table 9.5:
Products
TABLE COLUMNS, TYPES, AND METHODS
Table 9.6:
Sql*
TYPES
Table 9.7: SQL SERVER TYPES, COMPATIBLE
Sql*
TYPES, AND
GetSql*
METHODS
Table 9.8:
Products
TABLE COLUMNS, TYPES, AND
GetSql*
METHODS
Chapter 10: Using
Dataset
Objects to Store Data
Table 10.1:
SqlDataAdapter
PROPERTIES
Table 10.2:
SqlDataAdapter
METHODS
Table 10.3:
SqlDataAdapter
EVENTS
Table 10.4:
DataSet
PROPERTIES
Table 10.5:
DataSet
METHODS
Table 10.6:
DataSet
EVENT
Table 10.7:
MissingSchemaAction
ENUMERATION MEMBERS
Table 10.8:
XmlWriteMode
ENUMERATION MEMBERS
Table 10.9:
XmlReadMode
ENUMERATION MEMBERS
Chapter 11: Using
DataSet
Objects to Modify Data
Table 11.1:
DataTable
PROPERTIES
Table 11.2:
DataTable
METHODS
Table 11.3:
DataTable
EVENTS
Table 11.4:
DataRow
PROPERTIES
Table 11.5:
DataRow
METHODS
Table 11.6:
DataColumn
PROPERTIES
Table 11.7:
SchemaType
ENUMERATION MEMBERS
Table 11.8:
DataViewRowState
ENUMERATION MEMBERS
Table 11.9:
DataRowVersion
ENUMERATION MEMBERS
Table 11.10:
DataRowState
ENUMERATION MEMBERS
Table 11.11:
SqlDataAdapter
EVENTS
Table 11.12:
FillErrorEventArgs
PROPERTIES
Table 11.13:
SqlRowUpdatingEventArgs
PROPERTIES
Table 11.14: ADDITIONAL
SqlRowUpdatedEventArgs
PROPERTY
Table 11.15:
DataTable
EVENTS
Table 11.16:
DataColumnChangeEventArgs
PROPERTIES
Table 11.17:
DataRowChangeEventArgs
PROPERTIES
Chapter 12: Navigating and Modifying Related Data
Table 12.1:
UniqueConstraint
PROPERTIES
Table 12.2:
ForeignKeyConstraint
PROPERTIES
Table 12.3:
DataRelation
PROPERTIES
Table 12.4:
Rule
ENUMERATION MEMBERS
Chapter 13: Using
DataView
Objects
Table 13.1:
DataView
PROPERTIES
Table 13.2:
DataView
METHODS
Table 13.3:
DataViewRowState
ENUMERATION MEMBERS
Table 13.4:
DataRowView
PROPERTIES
Table 13.5:
DataRowView
METHODS
Table 13.6:
DataViewManager
PROPERTIES
Chapter 14: Advanced Transaction Control
Table 14.1:
SqlTransaction
PROPERTIES
Table 14.2:
SqlTransaction
METHODS
Table 14.3: SQL Standard Isolation Levels
Table 14.4:
IsolationLevel
Enumeration Members
Table 14.5: SQL Server Lock Types
Table 14.6: SQL Server Locking Modes
Chapter 15: Introducing Web Applications-ASP.NET
Table 15.1: WEB FORM CONTROLS
Table 15.2:
Label
CONTROLS
Table 15.3:
RadioButtonList
ITEMS
Table 15.4:
DropDownList
ITEMS
Chapter 16: Using SQL Server's XML Support
Table 16.1:
FOR XML
KEYWORDS
Table 16.2: DIRECTIVES
Table 16.3: SPECIFYING THE CONTEXT
Table 16.4: SPECIAL CHARACTERS IN A SQL STATEMENT AND THEIR REPLACEMENTS IN A URL
Table 16.5:
XmlDocument
Properties
Table 16.6:
XmlDocument
Methods
Table 16.7:
XmlDocument
Events
Table 16.8:
XmlDataDocument
Methods
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Mastering the SAP Business Information Warehouse: Leveraging the Business Intelligence Capabilities of SAP NetWeaver
ISBN: 0764596373
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2003
Pages: 181
Authors:
Kevin McDonald
,
Andreas Wilmsmeier
,
David C. Dixon
,
W. H. Inmon
BUY ON AMAZON
Database Modeling with MicrosoftВ® Visio for Enterprise Architects (The Morgan Kaufmann Series in Data Management Systems)
ORM Constraints
Configuring, Manipulating, and Reusing ORM Models
Reverse Engineering and Importing to ORM
Reverse Engineering Physical Schemas to Logical Models
Logical Database Model Reports
Image Processing with LabVIEW and IMAQ Vision
Line-Scan Cameras
Image Standards
Quantitative Analysis
Shape Matching
Image Focus Quality
Managing Enterprise Systems with the Windows Script Host
Shell Operations
Application Automation
Data Access
Exchange Server
Security
Mastering Delphi 7
Building the User Interface
Delphis Database Architecture
Working with ADO
Internet Programming: Sockets and Indy
Appendix C Free Companion Books on Delphi
Microsoft WSH and VBScript Programming for the Absolute Beginner
Getting Started with the WSH and VBScript
Overview of the Windows Script Host
Conditional Logic
Using Procedures to Organize Scripts
Using the Windows Registry to Configure Script Settings
Java All-In-One Desk Reference For Dummies
Welcome to Java
Understanding Object-Oriented Programming
Working with Strings
Using Recursion
Fun with Fonts and Colors
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