SQL Server 2005 T-SQL Recipes: A Problem-Solution Approach

When it comes to performing your daily SQL Server tasks, technical documentation tends to tell you morethan you need to know. Let’s say that you’re in ahurry, and you want to add a unique constraint to atable before someone inserts aduplicate value into it. Where do you look?
 
One obvious choice is SQL Server Books Online. With its massive amounts of useful information, you know that the answer has to be there somewhere. Unfortunately, finding this information may involve several click-throughs and red herrings. Once you doarrive at the correct page, the information you need may be integrated into alarger syntax block, with unrelated functionality or examples.

SQL Server 2005 T-SQL Recipeswas written in order to address the need for fast information retrieval and use. Topics are presented in atask-based format. Each topic (recipe) provides the necessary background to get you started, presents one or more examples, and then concisely explains how it all works.

Whether you need to brush up on atopic you haven’t used for awhile, or whether you’re new to Transact-SQL, you can easily pick and choose the areas you need to work on. This book covers the basics and beyond, demonstrating the more complex techniques and functionality offered in SQL Server 2005’s flavor of Transact-SQL.

Want to learn more about what’s new in SQL Server 2005? This book will also demonstrate the new Transact-SQL features and functionality introduced in SQL Server 2005, allowing you to quickly test out features with aminimal amount of fuss.

Written to be index-friendly, the book does not need to be read front to back in order for readers to benefit from it. Whether you are anovice, part-time, or seasoned SQL Server professional, SQL Server 2005 T-SQL Recipeswill provide you with the fast facts needed to help you get the job done.

TABLE OF CONTENT:
Chapter 01 - SELECT
Chapter 02 - INSERT,UPDATE,DELETE
Chapter 03 - Transactions,Locking,Blocking,and Deadlocking
Chapter 04 - Tables
Chapter 05 - Indexes
Chapter 06 - Full-Text Search
Chapter 07 - Views
Chapter 08 - SQL Server Functions
Chapter 09 - Conditional Processing,Control-Of-Flow,and Cursors
Chapter 10 - Stored Procedures
Chapter 11 - User-Defined Functions and Types
Chapter 12 - Triggers
Chapter 13 - CLR Integration
Chapter 14 - XML
Chapter 15 - Web Services
Chapter 16 - Error Handling
Chapter 17 - Principals
Chapter 18 - Securables and Permissions
Chapter 19 - Encryption
Chapter 20 - Service Broker
Chapter 21 - Configuring and Viewing SQL Server Options
Chapter 22 - Creating and Configuring Databases
Chapter 23 - Database Integrity and Optimization
Chapter 24 - Maintaining Database Objects and Object Dependencies
Chapter 25 - Database Mirroring
Chapter 26 - Database Snapshots
Chapter 27 - Linked Servers and Distributed Queries
Chapter 28 - Performance Tuning
Chapter 29 - Backup and Recovery

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