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- data-definition language (DDL) triggers, Automatic Handling of Sequences, Database-Level Triggers, Server-Level Triggers
- database-level, Database-Level Triggers
- overview, Automatic Handling of Sequences
- server-level, Server-Level Triggers
- database mirroring in Service Broker routes, Load Balancing
- database-level DDL triggers, Database-Level Triggers
- datatypes, Datatype-Related Problems, XML, and CLR UDTs, Datatype-Related Problems, XML, and CLR UDTs, Datatype-Related Problems, XML, and CLR UDTs, Datatype-Related Problems, XML, and CLR UDTs, Datatype-Related Problems, XML, and CLR UDTs, Storage Format of DATETIME, Storage Format of DATETIME, Literals, Literals, Rounding Issues, Rounding Issues, Rounding Issues, Rounding Issues, Rounding Issues, DATETIME Functions, DATETIME Functions, DATETIME Functions, Datetime-Related Querying Problems, Datetime-Related Querying Problems, The Birthday Problem, Overlaps, Identifying Overlaps, Grouping Overlaps, Grouping Overlaps, Maximum Number of Overlapping Sessions (Set-Based Solution), Identifying Weekday, Grouping by the Week, ISO Week, Working Days, Case-Sensitive Filters, MAX Specifier, Implicit Conversions, Implicit Conversions, Deploying the UDT Using T-SQL, Deploying the UDT Using T-SQL, Is the Relational Model Obsolete?, Is the Relational Model Obsolete?, Is the Relational Model Obsolete?, Is the Relational Model Obsolete?, Is the Relational Model Obsolete?, When Should You Use XML Instead of Relational Representation?, When Should You Use XML Instead of Relational Representation?, When Should You Use XML Instead of Relational Representation?, XML Serialized Objects in a Database, XML Serialized Objects in a Database, XML Serialized Objects in a Database, XML Serialized Objects in a Database, XML Serialized Objects in a Database, XML Serialized Objects in a Database, XML Serialized Objects in a Database, XML Serialized Objects in a Database, XML Serialized Objects in a Database, Using XML with Open Schema, Using XML with Open Schema, Using XML with Open Schema, Using XML with Open Schema, Using XML with Open Schema, Using XML with Open Schema, Using XML with Open Schema, Using XML with Open Schema, Using XML with Open Schema, XML Data Type as a Parameter of a Stored Procedure
- character-related problems, Case-Sensitive Filters (see )
- CREATE XML SCHEMA COLLECTION T-SQL statement, XML Serialized Objects in a Database
- DATE vs. TIME, DATETIME Functions
- DATEADD function, Rounding Issues
- DATEDIFF function, Rounding Issues
- DATENAME function, Rounding Issues
- DATEPART function, Rounding Issues
- DATETIME birthday problem, Datetime-Related Querying Problems
- DATETIME earliest date, Storage Format of DATETIME
- DATETIME functions, Rounding Issues
- DATETIME generating series of dates, Working Days
- DATETIME grouping by week, Identifying Weekday
- DATETIME grouping overlaps, Identifying Overlaps
- DATETIME identifying overlaps, Overlaps
- DATETIME identifying weekdays, Maximum Number of Overlapping Sessions (Set-Based Solution)
- DATETIME ISO weeks, Grouping by the Week
- DATETIME leap year issues, Datetime-Related Querying Problems
- DATETIME literals, Literals
- DATETIME manipulation issues, Storage Format of DATETIME
- DATETIME maximum number of overlapping sessions, Grouping Overlaps
- DATETIME overlaps overview, The Birthday Problem
- DATETIME overview, Datatype-Related Problems, XML, and CLR UDTs
- DATETIME rounding issues, Literals
- DATETIME set-based solution, Grouping Overlaps
- DATETIME storage format, Datatype-Related Problems, XML, and CLR UDTs
- DATETIME vs. SMALLDATETIME, Datatype-Related Problems, XML, and CLR UDTs
- DATETIME working days, ISO Week
- DECIMAL implicit conversions, Implicit Conversions
- GETDATE function, DATETIME Functions
- implicit conversions, Implicit Conversions (see )
- LOB, MAX Specifier (see )
- overview, Datatype-Related Problems, XML, and CLR UDTs
- SMALLDATETIME vs. DATETIME, Datatype-Related Problems, XML, and CLR UDTs
- TIME vs. DATE, DATETIME Functions
- XML .nodes method, Using XML with Open Schema
- XML .query method, XML Serialized Objects in a Database, Using XML with Open Schema
- XML .value method, Using XML with Open Schema, Using XML with Open Schema
- XML changing structures, Is the Relational Model Obsolete?
- XML column from well-formed to schema-validated, Using XML with Open Schema
- XML contacts table, XML Serialized Objects in a Database
- XML creation script for ContactOtherAttributes schema collection, Using XML with Open Schema
- XML data insertion, Using XML with Open Schema
- XML database model diagrams (ER diagrams), XML Serialized Objects in a Database
- XML format for DDL triggers, Is the Relational Model Obsolete?
- XML index on filtered column, XML Serialized Objects in a Database
- XML modifying parts of data based on structure, When Should You Use XML Instead of Relational Representation?
- XML open schema environment, XML Serialized Objects in a Database
- XML overview, Deploying the UDT Using T-SQL
- XML parameter of stored procedure, Using XML with Open Schema
- XML passing array as parameter to stored procedure, When Should You Use XML Instead of Relational Representation?
- XML querying catalog views, Using XML with Open Schema
- XML relational model limits, Is the Relational Model Obsolete?
- XML serialized objects in database, When Should You Use XML Instead of Relational Representation?
- XML showplans, Is the Relational Model Obsolete?
- XML sparse data, Is the Relational Model Obsolete?
- XML support in relational database, Deploying the UDT Using T-SQL
- XML table column with Visio documents, XML Serialized Objects in a Database
- XML test database, XML Serialized Objects in a Database
- XML Visio diagrams, XML Serialized Objects in a Database
- XML XQuery modification statements, XML Data Type as a Parameter of a Stored Procedure
- DATE vs. TIME datatypes, DATETIME Functions
- DATEADD function, Rounding Issues
- DATEDIFF function, Rounding Issues
- DATENAME function, Rounding Issues
- DATEPART function, Rounding Issues
- DATETIME datatype, Datatype-Related Problems, XML, and CLR UDTs, Datatype-Related Problems, XML, and CLR UDTs, Datatype-Related Problems, XML, and CLR UDTs, Storage Format of DATETIME, Storage Format of DATETIME, Literals, Literals, Rounding Issues, Rounding Issues, Rounding Issues, Rounding Issues, Rounding Issues, DATETIME Functions, DATETIME Functions, DATETIME Functions, Datetime-Related Querying Problems, Datetime-Related Querying Problems, The Birthday Problem, Overlaps, Identifying Overlaps, Grouping Overlaps, Grouping Overlaps, Maximum Number of Overlapping Sessions (Set-Based Solution), Identifying Weekday, Grouping by the Week, ISO Week, Working Days
- birthday problem, Datetime-Related Querying Problems
- compared to SMALLDATETIME, Datatype-Related Problems, XML, and CLR UDTs
- DATE vs. TIME, DATETIME Functions
- DATEADD function, Rounding Issues
- DATEDIFF function, Rounding Issues
- DATENAME function, Rounding Issues
- DATEPART function, Rounding Issues
- earliest date, Storage Format of DATETIME
- functions, Rounding Issues
- generating series of dates, Working Days
- GETDATE function, DATETIME Functions
- grouping by week, Identifying Weekday
- grouping overlaps, Identifying Overlaps
- identifying overlaps, Overlaps
- identifying weekdays, Maximum Number of Overlapping Sessions (Set-Based Solution)
- ISO weeks, Grouping by the Week
- leap year issues, Datetime-Related Querying Problems
- literals, Literals
- manipulation issues, Storage Format of DATETIME
- maximum number of overlapping sessions, Grouping Overlaps
- overlaps overview, The Birthday Problem
- overview, Datatype-Related Problems, XML, and CLR UDTs
- rounding issues, Literals
- set-based solution, Grouping Overlaps
- storage format, Datatype-Related Problems, XML, and CLR UDTs
- TIME vs. DATE, DATETIME Functions
- working days, ISO Week
- datetime-related querying problems, Datetime-Related Querying Problems, Datetime-Related Querying Problems, The Birthday Problem, Overlaps, Identifying Overlaps, Grouping Overlaps, Grouping Overlaps, Maximum Number of Overlapping Sessions (Set-Based Solution), Identifying Weekday, Grouping by the Week, ISO Week, Working Days
- birthday problem, Datetime-Related Querying Problems
- generating series of dates, Working Days
- grouping by week, Identifying Weekday
- grouping overlaps, Identifying Overlaps
- identifying overlaps, Overlaps
- identifying weekdays, Maximum Number of Overlapping Sessions (Set-Based Solution)
- ISO weeks, Grouping by the Week
- leap year issues, Datetime-Related Querying Problems
- maximum number of overlapping sessions, Grouping Overlaps
- overlaps overview, The Birthday Problem
- set-based solution, Grouping Overlaps
- working days, ISO Week
- DBCC statement output in stored procedures, Output Parameters
- DDL, Database-Level Triggers (see )
- deadlocks in transactions, Save Points, Simple Deadlock Example, Simple Deadlock Example, Deadlock Caused by Missing Indexes, Using Save Points
- caused by missing indexes, Simple Deadlock Example
- overview, Save Points
- simple example, Simple Deadlock Example
- single table, Deadlock Caused by Missing Indexes
- trapping errors, Using Save Points
- DECIMAL datatype, Implicit Conversions
- DEFAULT constraints for scalar UDFs, Performance Issues
- DEFAULT message type, Contracts
- deleted tables in AFTER triggers, Triggers
- deploying UDTs using T-SQL, Creating a UDT, Creating a UDT, Deploying the UDT Using T-SQL, Deploying the UDT Using T-SQL, Deploying the UDT Using T-SQL, Deploying the UDT Using T-SQL, Deploying the UDT Using T-SQL, Deploying the UDT Using T-SQL, Deploying the UDT Using T-SQL, Deploying the UDT Using T-SQL, Deploying the UDT Using T-SQL, Deploying the UDT Using T-SQL, Deploying the UDT Using T-SQL
- arithmetic operations, Deploying the UDT Using T-SQL
- C# .NET-based ComplexNumberCS UDA, Deploying the UDT Using T-SQL
- CREATE ASSEMBLY command, Deploying the UDT Using T-SQL
- CREATE TABLE command, Deploying the UDT Using T-SQL
- CREATE TYPE command, Deploying the UDT Using T-SQL
- enabling CLR, Creating a UDT
- NULL number, Deploying the UDT Using T-SQL
- overview, Creating a UDT
- SELECT statement, Deploying the UDT Using T-SQL
- ToString method, Deploying the UDT Using T-SQL
- Visual Basic .NET-based ComplexNumberVB UDT, Deploying the UDT Using T-SQL
- Visual Basic .NET-based ComplexNumberVB_SUM UDA, Deploying the UDT Using T-SQL
- Write method, Deploying the UDT Using T-SQL
- dialog conversations, Service Broker, Dialog Conversations, Dialog Conversations, Conversations, Conversations, In Order, Asynchronous, Messages, Contracts, Contracts, Services, Services, Conversation Endpoints, Conversation Groups, Sending and Receiving, Sample Dialog, Sample Dialog, Poison Messages, Dialog Security, Asymmetric Key Authentication, Asymmetric Key Authentication, Routing and Distribution, Windows Authentication
- asymmetric key authentication, Dialog Security, Asymmetric Key Authentication
- asynchronous delivery, In Order
- beginning and ending dialogs, Services
- compared to monolog conversations, Dialog Conversations
- configuring security, Asymmetric Key Authentication
- contracts, Messages
- DEFAULT message type, Contracts
- definition, Dialog Conversations
- endpoints, Windows Authentication (see )
- groups, Conversation Endpoints
- messages, Asynchronous
- order, Conversations
- overview, Service Broker
- poison messages, Sample Dialog
- queues, Contracts
- receiving messages, Sending and Receiving
- reliability, Conversations
- routing, Routing and Distribution (see )
- sample, Sample Dialog
- security overview, Poison Messages
- sending messages, Conversation Groups
- services, Services
- dirty reads, Locks
- distribution in Service Broker, Configuring Dialog Security, Routing and Distribution, Adjacent Broker Protocol, Windows Authentication, Certificate Authentication, Routes, Broker Instance, Broker Instance, Broker Instance, Wildcards and Special Addresses, Load Balancing, Load Balancing
- adjacent broker protocol (ABP), Routing and Distribution, Adjacent Broker Protocol
- BROKER_INSTANCE parameter, Routes
- database mirroring in routes, Load Balancing
- endpoints, Windows Authentication (see )
- forwarding in routes, Load Balancing
- incoming routes, Broker Instance
- load balancing in routes, Wildcards and Special Addresses
- overview, Configuring Dialog Security
- route overview, Certificate Authentication
- special addresses in routes, Broker Instance
- wildcards in routes, Broker Instance
- dynamic filters, Storing Computations
- dynamic maintenance activities, Environmental Settings, Dynamic Maintenance Activities
- dynamic pivot in stored procedures, Parameterizing Sort Order, Parameterizing Sort Order, Dynamic Pivot
- input parameters, Parameterizing Sort Order
- solution 1, Parameterizing Sort Order
- solution 2, Dynamic Pivot
- dynamic SQL, Dynamic SQL, Dynamic SQL, Dynamic SQL, Dynamic SQL, Dynamic SQL, Dynamic SQL, Dynamic SQL, Dynamic SQL, Dynamic SQL, Dynamic SQL, Dynamic SQL, A Simple EXEC Example, EXEC Has No Interface, Concatenating Variables, EXEC AT, EXEC AT, The sp_executesql Interface, Environmental Settings, Environmental Settings, Dynamic Maintenance Activities, Storing Computations, Dynamic Filters, Dynamic PIVOT/UNPIVOT, SQL Injection, SQL Injection, SQL Injection: Code Constructed Dynamically at Client, SQL Injection: Code Constructed Dynamically at Server
- direct permissions, Dynamic SQL
- dynamic filters, Storing Computations
- environmental settings, Dynamic SQL, Environmental Settings
- EXEC AT syntax, Concatenating Variables
- EXEC concatenating variables, EXEC Has No Interface
- EXEC example, Dynamic SQL
- EXEC no interface, A Simple EXEC Example
- EXEC overview, Dynamic SQL
- EXEC vs. sp_executesql, Dynamic SQL
- local temporary table created in calling batch, Dynamic SQL
- local variable visible only to batch where declared, Dynamic SQL
- maintenance activities, Environmental Settings
- overview, Dynamic SQL
- pivoting, Dynamic Filters
- separate batch from calling batch, Dynamic SQL
- sp_executesql interface, EXEC AT
- sp_executesql overview, EXEC AT
- sp_executesql statement limit, The sp_executesql Interface
- sp_executesql vs. EXEC, Dynamic SQL
- SQL injection code constructed at client, SQL Injection
- SQL injection code constructed at server, SQL Injection: Code Constructed Dynamically at Client
- SQL injection overview, Dynamic SQL, SQL Injection
- SQL injection protection, SQL Injection: Code Constructed Dynamically at Server
- storing computations, Dynamic Maintenance Activities
- unpivoting, Dynamic PIVOT/UNPIVOT
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