Titlebook: Code Centric: T-SQL Programming with Stored Procedures and Triggers; Garth Wells Book 2001 Garth Wells 2001 Extensible Markup Language (XM

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Mohit Sewak,Sanjay K. Sahay,Hemant Rathorescription of every programming concept (e.g., T-SQL built-in functions) used in the remainder of the book. If you see a code segment or reference that you do not understand in Parts Two and/or Three, be assured that it is explained in Part One.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-12164-7. by SQL programmers. Understanding how to create, manage, and the various ways to use them will put you on the right track to becoming a senior-level SQL programmer. After you complete this chapter and the extensive examples presented in Chapters 13 and 14, you should be prepared to tackle most any SQL programming task you encounter.

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Data Definition Language. is the subset of T-SQL that you use to create, alter, and delete database objects. This chapter will not provide complete coverage of all the DDL statements in T-SQL, but will instead concentrate on the ones you are most likely to use in your programming endeavors.

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Views. user-defined and information schema. Developers create user-defined views with the CREATE VIEW statement. Information schema views (which have been around since version 7) come with SQL Server 2000 and were created by members of the SQL Server development team. Both types of views are discussed in this chapter.