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Transact-SQL is Microsoft's implementation of SQL, and it contains additional programming constructs. (It's often shortened to T-SQL, a convention you'll see in this chapter.) T-SQL enables you to write programs that contain SQL statements, along with standard programming constructs such as variables, conditional logic, loops, procedures, and functions.
Featured in this chapter:
Fundamentals of Transact-SQL
Using functions
Creating user-defined functions
Introducing stored procedures
Introducing triggers
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