Titlebook: SQL Server T-SQL Recipes; Jason Brimhall,Jonathan Gennick,Wayne Sheffield Book 2015Latest edition David Dye and Jason Brimhall and Timothy

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Book 2015Latest editionated for SQL Server 2014 and provides ready-to-implement solutions to common programming and database administration tasks. Learn to create databases, create in-memory tables and stored procedures, insert and update data, generate reports, secure your data, and more. Tasks and their solutions are br

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ement solutions to common programming and database administr.SQL Server T-SQL Recipes. is an example-based guide to the Transact-SQL language that is at the core of SQL Server. This edition has been lightly updated for SQL Server 2014 and provides ready-to-implement solutions to common programming a

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Chapter 1: Getting Started with SELECT,r name throughout this book. The T-SQL language extends SQL by adding procedural syntax that is useful in programming both application and business logic to run inside the database server. There’s much to learn, and it all begins right here with ..

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Chapter 3: Working with NULLS,QL, it is important to keep in mind the nullability of data because it will affect many aspects of your logic. For example, the default result of most operators (such as, ., ., ., and .) is . when either operand is ..

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Chapter 12: Transactions, Locking, Blocking, and Deadlocking,at allows you to either disable lock escalation or enable it for a partitioned table. I’ll demonstrate the snapshot isolation level, as well as Dynamic Management Views (DMVs), which are used to monitor and troubleshoot blocking and locking.

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Chapter 13: Managing Tables,d manipulation. Tables are used to store data in the database and are the central unit upon which most SQL Server database objects depend. Tables are uniquely named within a database and schema and contain one or more columns. Each column has an associated data type that defines the kind of data tha

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Chapter 15: Managing Large Tables and Databases,al considerations. This chapter will deal with features in SQL Server that can help; specifically, I’ll cover how partitioning a table can ease data movements and how the use of filegroups and data compression can help you improve performance by distributing data I/O across multiple drives and havin

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