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Basic T-SQL QueriesBasic T-SQL Queries
The eighth part of the SQL Server Programming Fundamentals tutorial describes the use of the SELECT statement of the structured query language. This command allows the creation of database queries that return table rows that meet specified criteria.
Basic SQL Server Data ManipulationBasic SQL Server Data Manipulation
The seventh part of the SQL Server Programming Fundamentals tutorial uses the tutorial database created in the previous articles to take a first look at data manipulation. In this article we will create, update and delete information in SQL Server tables.
Creating SQL Server Tables Part 2Creating SQL Server Tables Part 2
The sixth part of the SQL Server Programming Fundamentals tutorial returns to the subject of creating SQL Server database tables. In this article we will use Transact-SQL commands to create the remainder of the tables for the JoBS tutorial database.
Creating SQL Server Tables Part 1Creating SQL Server Tables Part 1
The fifth part of the SQL Server Programming Fundamentals tutorial looks at the creation of tables within a SQL Server database. Tables provide structured storage locations for all of the information stored within a relational database.
Creating SQL Server Databases Part 2Creating SQL Server Databases Part 2
The fourth part of the SQL Server Programming Fundamentals tutorial continues the consideration of database creation in SQL Server. In this article we will investigate how to create new databases using Transact-SQL query language commands.
Creating SQL Server Databases Part 1Creating SQL Server Databases Part 1
The third part of the SQL Server Programming Fundamentals tutorial investigates the creation of new databases. This first task in any new database project requires the careful consideration of several key configuration options.
SQL Server Programming Tutorial DatabaseSQL Server Programming Tutorial Database
The second part of the SQL Server Programming Fundamentals tutorial describes the database that will be created throughout the rest of the tutorial. In each instalment, this database will be improved or used to demonstrate SQL Server development.
SQL Server Restricted User ModeSQL Server Restricted User Mode
When performing some maintenance tasks, particularly in recovery situations, it is essential to limit access to databases by general users. In these situations, restricted access mode can be employed to limit connections to high-level users only.
SQL Server Single User ModeSQL Server Single User Mode
In some maintenance situations, it is useful to obtain exclusive access to a SQL Server database. This can be achieved by setting the database's user access into single user mode, which permits only one connection to be made to the database at any time.
Determining the SQL Server VersionDetermining the SQL Server Version
Software developed for use with SQL Server may be executed on many different versions of the database management system (DBMS). Sometimes you will need to know the edition and service pack level in use to optimise a program or to avoid known issues.
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