Titlebook: Beginning T-SQL; Kathi Kellenberger,Scott Shaw Book 20143rd edition Kathi Kellenberger and Scott Shaw 2014

progestin

Manipulating Data,es employees, and the payroll department writes checks. Automated processes periodically load new data into reporting databases, such as data warehouses, and into production systems. Users and processes also update existing rows or delete rows from tables.

苦笑

護(hù)身符

PURG

夸張

OTHER

Working with XML,n to the functionality found in SQL Server 2000. XML stands for Extensible Markup Language, and it looks a lot like HTML except that it generally contains data while HTML is used to create web pages. Companies often use XML to exchange data between incompatible systems or with their vendors and cust

縫紉

Expanding on Data Type Concepts, have learned to manipulate data, write scripts, and create database objects. Essentially, you have learned the T-SQL basics. Not only have you learned the mechanics of T-SQL, but you have also learned to think about the . way to solve a problem, not just the easy way.

reserve

起皺紋

Where to Go Next?,really enjoy writing code. Programming is not something you can just learn and be done with it. You will continue to learn new techniques as long as you are programming T-SQL. The other thing you can count on is that Microsoft will continue to add new features to SQL Server, including new T-SQL feat

預(yù)兆好

Book 20143rd edition in writing SQL statements to get data into and out of a database. T-SQL is the foundation for business logic embedded in the database in the form of stored procedures and functions. .Beginning T-SQL. starts you on the path to mastering T-SQL, with an emphasis on best-practices and sound coding tech