Take your database skills to the next level with this hands-on, step-by-step guide. Learn more-advanced skills to design, test, deploy, and maintain SQL Server databases--one step at a time. Ideal for developers who understand database essentials, this learn-by-doing tutorial offers practical guidance, code samples, and a collection of techniques to help you solve real-world business problems. Discover how to: Manage data access with server Iogins and user and server roles Implement a disaster recovery strategy Use aggregate functions to compute totals and complex statistical values Optimize query performance by managing I0 statistics and designing indexes Work with remote data sources--including third-party databases Provide remote access through the Internet or a middle-tier service interface Manage transactions, implement error handlers, and define isolation levels Go further and work with SQL Server Reporting Services and Notification Services
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Introduction Acknowledgments Part I HOW to Create a SQL Server Database to Store Your Application Data 1 Choosing Which Application Data to Store in Your Database Where to Store Application Settings Where to Store User Settings Where to Store XML Documents Using the XML Datatype Using the File System with XML Data Where to Store External Application Files. Conclusion Chapter 1 Quick Reference 2 Basic Database Security Principles Designing Network Security to Secure Your Database System Granting Remote Access Securing External Access Managing Access to SQL Server Instances Selecting an Authentication Mode Connecting to a SQL Server Instance Managing Access to SQL Server Databases Granting Access to Databases Granting Database Permissions Managing Application Roles. Managing Access to Schemas Introducing Schemas Managing Access to Tables and Columns Modifying Access to a Table. Providing Access to Columns Individually Managing Access to Programmable Objects Managing Security for Stored Procedures Managing Security for User-Defined Functions Managing Security for Assemblies Managing Ownership Chains Managing the Execution Context Conclusion Chapter 2 Quick Reference 3 Disaster Recovery Techniques to Protect Your Database Using Full Database Backups. The Simple Recovery Model Backup Devices Performing Full Database Backups Using Differential Backups Performing Differential Backups Using Transaction Log Backups The Full Recovery Model Performing Transaction Log Backups Recovering a Database Retrieving Backup Information Restoring a Database Using SQL Server Management Studio Restoring a Database from a Simple Backup Strategy Using T-SQL Restoring a Database from a Full Backup Strategy Using T-SQL Restoring System Databases Scheduling Backups Using the SQL Maintenance Plan Wizard Conclusion Chapter 3 Quick Reference 4 Transferring Your Database to Other Systems Using Backup and Restore to Transfer Your Data Full Backup Only Full Backup With Differential and Transaction Log Backups Using Detach and Attach to Transfer your Data Using Replicaton to Transfer your Data Using SSIS to Transfer Your Data Automationg and Scheduling the transfer of Your Data Conclusion Chapter 4 Quick Reference …… Part II How to Query Data from SQL Server Part III How to Modify Data in SQL Server Index＝
