Take a detailed look at the internal architecture of T-SQL--and unveil the power of set-based querying--with comprehensive reference and advice from the experts. Database developers and administrators get best practices, sample databases, and code to master the intricacies of the programming language--solving complex problems with real-world solutions. Discover how to: Understand logical and physical query processing Apply a methodology to optimize query tuning Solve relational division problems Use CTEs and ranking functions to simplify and optimize solutions Aggregate data with various techniques, including tiebreakers, pivoting, histograms, and grouping factors Use the TOP option in a query to modify data Query specialized data structures with recursive logic, materialized path, or nested sets solutions PLUS--Improve your logic and get to the heart of querying problems with logic puzzles Get code and database samples on the Web
Provides information on the architecture of the T-SQL programming language.
Dig into the internals of tuning and optimization features in SQL Server 2005--with insights from leading SQL Server experts. This in-depth guide delivers best practices, pragmatic advice, and code samples...
Create and modify databases and keep them secure Get up to speed on using T-SQL to store and manipulate data SQL Server 2005 improves an already great database management system. This book shows you how to put it to work in a hurry.
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All the cook books stored in the table (book_type = 'trad_cook' or 'mod_ cook') are published by a single publisher (pub_id = '0877' ). However, SQL Server stores column-level statistics on each of these columns independent of each ...