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|a Design, implement, and deliver a successful database solution with Microsoft SQL server 2014
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|a Cover; Copyright; Credits; About the Author; Acknowledgments; About the Reviewers; www.PacktPub.com; Table of Contents; Preface; Chapter 1: Microsoft SQL Server Database Design Principles; Database design; The requirement collection and analysis phase; The conceptual design phase; The logical design phase; The physical design phase; The implementation and loading phase; The testing and evaluation phase; The database design life cycle recap; Table design; Tables; Entities; Attributes; Relationships; A one-to-one relationship; A one-to-many relationship; A many-to-many relationship
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|a Data integrityThe basics of data normalization; The normal forms; The first normal form (1NF); The second normal form (2NF); The third normal form (3NF); Denormalization; The SQL Server database architecture; Pages; Extents; The transaction log file architecture; The operation and workings of a transaction log; Filegroups; The importance of choosing the appropriate data type; SQL Server 2014 system data types; Alias data types; Creating and dropping alias data types with SSMS 2014; Creating and dropping alias data types using the Transact-SQL DDL statement; CLR user-defined types; Summary
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|a Chapter 2: Understanding DDL and DCL Statements in SQL ServerUnderstanding the DDL, DCL, and DML language elements; Data Definition Language (DDL) statements; Data Manipulation Language (DML) statements; Data Control Language (DCL) statements; Understanding the purpose of SQL Server 2014 system databases; SQL Server 2014 system databases; The master database; The model database; The msdb database; The tempdb database; The resource database; The distribution database; An overview of database recovery models; The simple recovery model; The bulk-logged recovery model; Full recovery
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|a Creating and modifying databasesCreate, modify, and drop databases with T-SQL DDL statements; Creating a database with T-SQL DDL statements; Example 1 -- creating a database based on a model database; Example 2 -- creating a database that explicitly specifies the database data and the transaction log file's filespecs properties; Example 3 -- creating a database on multiple filegroups; Modifying a database with T-SQL DDL statements; Example -- adding a secondary data file to an existing database; Dropping a database with T-SQL DDL statements; Create, modify, and drop databases with SSMS 2014
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|a Creating a database with SSMS 2014Modifying a database with SSMS 2014; Dropping a database with SSMS 2014; Creating and managing database schemas; Managing schemas using T-SQL DDL statements; Managing schemas using SSMS 2014; Creating and managing tables; Creating and modifying tables; Creating and modifying tables with T-SQL DDL statements; Creating a table with T-SQL DDL statements; Modifying a table with T-SQL DDL statements; Dropping a table with T-SQL DDL statements; Creating and modifying tables with SSMS 2014; Creating a table with SSMS 2014; Modifying a table with SSMS 2014
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|a This book is an easy-to-follow, comprehensive guide that is full of hands-on examples, which you can follow to successfully design, build, and deploy mission-critical database applications with SQL Server 2014. If you are a database developer, architect, or administrator who wants to learn how to design, implement, and deliver a successful database solution with SQL Server 2014, then this book is for you. Existing users of Microsoft SQL Server will also benefit from this book as they will learn what's new in the latest version.
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