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Table of Contents INTRODUCTION...INTRO-1 Installing the Practice Files...INTRO-2 Software Requirements...INTRO-2 Sample Database...INTRO-2 Installation...INTRO-3 About the Authors...INTRO-4 A TOUR OF SQL SERVER 2005...1-1 SQL Server 2005 Editions, Components, and Tools...1-2 Editions...1-2 Server Components...1-3 Management Tools...1-4 Documentation and Samples...1-4 Using SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS)...1-5 Connecting Management Studio...1-5 The Object Explorer...1-5 Exploring the Sample Databases...1-8 Database Objects...1-11 Working with Tables and Queries...1-13 Creating Tables...1-13 Creating a View...1-15 Generating Scripts...1-16 New Transact-SQL Features...1-18 Common Table Expressions (CTEs)...1-18 Ranking Functions...1-19 TOP(n) and APPLY...1-20 PIVOT...1-21 FOR XML PATH...1-23 Try/Catch Error Handling...1-25 Using EXECUTE AS...1-26 Using Snapshot Isolation...1-26 Running CLR Code in SQL Server 2005...1-26 Business Intelligence Services...1-28 SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS)...1-28 SQL Server Business Intelligence Development Studio (BIDS)...1-28 TOC-1

Reporting Services...1-31 Analysis Services (SSAS)...1-31 DESIGNING AND CREATING A DATABASE...2-1 Relational Database Design Principles...2-2 The Origins of Relational Design...2-3 Data Normalization...2-5 Understanding Referential Integrity...2-10 Beyond Normalization...2-14 Implementing the Design...2-16 Database Storage...2-16 Creating Databases...2-18 Modifying Database Options...2-24 Creating Tables...2-25 Creating Constraints...2-34 Triggers...2-38 Creating Indexes...2-39 Using Database Diagrams...2-42 LAB 2: DESIGNING AND CREATING A DATABASE...2-51 Lab 2 Overview...2-52 Create a SQL Server Database...2-53 Create SQL Server Tables...2-54 Create Relationships Using a Database Diagram...2-57 DATA SELECTION QUERIES...3-1 Understanding Transact-SQL...3-2 Schemas and Naming in SQL Server 2005...3-3 The SELECT Statement...3-5 Selecting All Columns...3-6 Concatenating Columns...3-7 Naming Columns...3-8 Using DISTINCT to Limit Values...3-9 The WHERE Clause...3-11 Transact-SQL Comparison Operators...3-12 The LIKE Operator...3-13 The BETWEEN Operator...3-15 Using IS NULL to Test for Nulls...3-16 Multiple Conditions with AND, OR, and NOT...3-17 Operator Precedence...3-19 Using the IN Operator...3-19 TOC-2

Using ORDER BY to Sort Data...3-21 Sorting on a Single Column...3-21 Sorting by Multiple Columns...3-22 Sorting with Expressions...3-23 The GROUP BY Clause...3-24 Aggregate Functions...3-24 Counting Rows...3-24 Counting Columns...3-25 Counting with a WHERE Clause...3-25 Using GROUP BY...3-26 Using ORDER BY with GROUP BY...3-27 Using HAVING with GROUP BY...3-28 TOP Values Queries...3-29 Joining Tables...3-31 Cross Joins (Cartesian Products)...3-31 The Use of Keys in Joining...3-31 Join Notation...3-32 Inner Joins...3-34 Outer Joins...3-37 Self Joins...3-42 LAB 3: DATA SELECTION QUERIES...3-49 Lab 3 Overview...3-50 Simple Select Query...3-51 Aggregate Query...3-53 Joining Tables with an Inner Join...3-55 Aggregate Query with Multiple Inner Joins...3-57 Aggregate Query with Inner and Outer Joins...3-59 MODIFYING DATA...4-1 Modifying Data...4-2 Inserting Data...4-3 Inserting a Single Value...4-3 Inserting Multiple Values...4-6 Inserting Multiple Rows...4-7 Creating a New Table Using SELECT INTO...4-9 Temporary Tables...4-9 Using Bulk Copy to Insert Data...4-13 Updating Data...4-15 TOC-3

Updating a Single Row...4-15 Updating Multiple Rows and Columns...4-16 Updating from Another Table...4-16 Updating with TOP...4-17 Updating Large Value Types with UPDATE.WRITE...4-17 Deleting Data...4-19 Deleting a Single Row...4-19 Deleting Multiple Rows...4-19 Understanding Transaction Isolation...4-21 Isolation Levels Explained...4-21 Blocking and Deadlocks...4-23 Using Snapshot Isolation...4-25 LAB 4: MODIFYING DATA...4-33 Lab 4 Overview...4-34 Adding a Product...4-35 Editing a Product...4-37 Deleting a Product...4-39 WORKING WITH SQL SERVER MANAGEMENT STUDIO...5-1 Getting Started with SSMS...5-2 Connecting to Management Studio...5-2 Configuring SSMS Options...5-4 SSMS Toolbars...5-9 Overview of SSMS Menu Options...5-10 Configuring SSMS Windows...5-15 Exploring the Object Explorer...5-19 Right-Click Menu Options...5-19 Server and Database Objects...5-20 Displaying and Filtering Objects...5-22 Finding Objects...5-22 Editing Database Objects in the SSMS Designers...5-25 Working with the Query Editor...5-27 Displaying Multiple Code Windows...5-27 Formatting and Editing Code...5-28 Scripting with SSMS...5-31 Executing Queries...5-36 Creating Projects and Solutions...5-40 Working Offline...5-42 Using SQL Server Books Online...5-45 TOC-4

Getting Help in SSMS...5-45 LAB 5: WORKING WITH SQL SERVER MANAGEMENT STUDIO...5-51 Lab 5 Overview...5-52 Creating a New Table...5-53 Creating Scripts...5-55 TRANSACT-SQL PROGRAMMING...6-1 Overview of Transact-SQL...6-2 Transact-SQL Extensions...6-2 Batches and Scripts...6-3 Variables...6-4 Delimiters and Operators...6-6 Transact-SQL and Data Types...6-7 Using Built-In Functions...6-13 Working with Nulls...6-13 Handling Numbers...6-16 Manipulating Strings...6-19 Working with Date and Time Values...6-28 Using the @@ Functions...6-31 Controlling Flow...6-34 IF...ELSE...6-34 BEGIN END...6-34 GOTO, RETURN, and Labels...6-35 CASE...6-37 WHILE...6-41 WAITFOR...6-41 Ranking Results...6-43 LAB 6: TRANSACT-SQL PROGRAMMING...6-51 Lab 6 Overview...6-52 Converting Data Types...6-53 Using Built-In Functions...6-55 Using Control of Flow Constructs...6-57 TRANSACTIONS AND ERROR HANDLING...7-1 Transaction Concepts...7-2 Passing the ACID Test...7-2 Transaction Types...7-3 Avoiding Blocked Transactions...7-5 TOC-5

Working around Deadlocks...7-5 Applications and Transactions...7-7 Designing Transactional Support...7-7 Understanding Compile and Runtime Errors...7-8 Creating Explicit Transactions...7-12 Explicit Transaction Syntax...7-12 Transact-SQL Error Handling in Transactions...7-13 Using RAISERROR...7-20 Using TRY/CATCH Error Handling...7-22 TRY/CATCH Overview...7-22 Using TRY/CATCH in a Stored Procedure...7-25 Handling Uncommittable Transactions with XACT_STATE...7-28 LAB 7: TRANSACTIONS AND ERROR HANDLING...7-35 Lab 7 Overview...7-36 Create a Transaction in a Stored Procedure...7-37 Use TRY/CATCH Error Handling...7-40 INDEX...INDEX-1 TOC-6

Table of Contents INTRODUCTION...INTRO-1 Installing the Practice Files...INTRO-2 Software Requirements...INTRO-2 Sample Database...INTRO-2 Installation...INTRO-3 About the Authors...INTRO-4 CREATING VIEWS...8-1 What Is a View?...8-2 Advantages of Views...8-2 Views and Security...8-2 Creating Views...8-4 View Rules...8-4 View Syntax and Options...8-5 Tools for Creating Views...8-7 View Examples...8-13 Nesting Views, Derived Tables, and CTEs...8-16 Encrypting View Definitions...8-19 Updating Data Using a View...8-21 Updating Rules...8-21 Updating Behavior...8-21 Using Computed Columns...8-26 Creating a Computed Column...8-26 Indexed Views...8-29 How Indexed Views Work...8-29 Partitioned Views...8-33 LAB 8: CREATING VIEWS...8-37 Lab 8 Overview...8-38 Creating a Summary View...8-39 Using Views to Update Data...8-41 CREATING STORED PROCEDURES AND TRIGGERS...9-1 Creating Stored Procedures...9-2 Stored Procedure Features...9-2 Stored Procedures Performance Benefits...9-3 TOC-1

Reasons to Use Stored Procedures...9-5 Stored Procedure Syntax...9-6 Creating Stored Procedures Using SSMS...9-7 Creating and Executing Stored Procedures...9-8 Working with Parameters...9-10 Testing and Debugging Stored Procedures...9-18 Creating Triggers...9-23 Uses for Triggers...9-23 How Triggers Work...9-24 Creating an AFTER Trigger...9-25 Creating an INSTEAD OF Trigger on a View...9-27 Creating a DDL Trigger to Restrict Table Creation...9-29 LAB 9: CREATING STORED PROCEDURES AND TRIGGERS...9-35 Lab 9 Overview...9-36 Creating a Stored Procedure...9-37 Testing a Stored Procedure...9-40 CREATING USER-DEFINED FUNCTIONS...10-1 User-Defined Function Overview...10-2 Scalar Functions...10-4 Scalar Function Syntax...10-4 Scalar Function Examples...10-5 Inline Table-Valued Functions...10-9 Inline Syntax...10-9 Inline Function Example...10-10 Executing Inline Table-Valued Functions...10-10 Inline Functions with Parameters...10-11 Updating Data with Inline Functions...10-12 Multi-Statement Table-Valued Functions...10-15 Multi-Statement Function Syntax...10-15 Multi-Statement Function Example...10-16 Executing Multi-Statement Functions...10-21 Joining to Functions...10-22 Using Functions, Views, and Stored Procedures...10-23 Using Scalar Functions...10-23 Using Table-Valued Functions...10-24 Choosing Between Functions, Views, and Stored Procedures...10-25 LAB 10: CREATING USER-DEFINED FUNCTIONS...10-31 TOC-2

Lab 10 Overview...10-32 Create a Scalar Function...10-33 Create an Inline Table-Valued Function...10-35 Create a Multi-Statement Table-Valued Function...10-37 USING.NET CODE IN SQL SERVER 2005...11-1 Introduction...11-2 Ways to Use SQLCLR...11-3 Enabling SQLCLR...11-4 Writing SQLCLR Code...11-6 Creating SQLCLR Code Manually...11-6 Creating SQLCLR Code Using Visual Studio 2005...11-10 SQL Data Types...11-14 Accessing Local Data...11-16 Returning Results...11-17 SQLCLR Code Modules...11-24 Stored Procedures and Triggers...11-24 User-Defined Functions...11-29 Aggregates...11-31 Managing Code Modules...11-38 System Catalogs...11-38 Troubleshooting...11-41 SQLCLR Security...11-45 Code Access Security (CAS)...11-47 SQLCLR Permission Sets...11-48 T-SQL vs..net Code...11-51 LAB 11: USING.NET CODE IN SQL SERVER 2005...11-55 Lab 11 Overview...11-56 Enable SQLCLR Code Execution...11-57 Create a SQLCLR Stored Procedure Manually...11-58 Create a SQLCLR Stored Procedure Using Visual Studio...11-64 ADVANCED QUERY TECHNIQUES...12-1 Full-Text Search...12-2 SQL Server 2005 Enhancements...12-2 Configuring Full-Text Search...12-3 Writing Full-Text Queries...12-7 The CONTAINS Predicate...12-8 TOC-3

The FREETEXT Predicate...12-13 Using CONTAINSTABLE and FREETEXTTABLE...12-14 Using Full-Text DDL...12-18 Generating XML with FOR XML...12-19 Using AUTO Mode...12-19 Using RAW Mode...12-23 Using EXPLICIT Mode...12-27 Using PATH Mode...12-31 Using APPLY...12-37 Comparing APPLY to Using Joins...12-37 Using APPLY with Table-Valued Functions...12-40 Combining APPLY with FOR XML PATH...12-41 Creating Recursive Queries...12-43 Using a Common Table Expression (CTE)...12-43 Creating Pivot Queries...12-47 Rotating Column Data into Column Headings...12-47 Executing Dynamic SQL...12-51 Overcoming PIVOT Limitations...12-51 Using Parameters with sp_executesql...12-53 Using QUOTENAME()...12-55 Using sp_executesql with Output Parameters...12-57 Signing Stored Procedures with Certificates...12-58 LAB 12: ADVANCED QUERY TECHNIQUES...12-65 Lab 12 Overview...12-66 Configure Full-Text Indexing...12-67 Write Queries Using Full-Text Syntax...12-68 INDEX...INDEX-1 TOC-4