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92 Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Developer’s GuideVisual Studio uses the SQL Server Function project template to create a starter project that includes the reference to the SQL Server .NET Data Provider and a basic function wrapper for your source code. It’s up to you to fill in the[r]

database management systems (RDBMSs), and T-SQL is Microsoft’s version of the SQL language. T-SQL includes Data Definition Language (DDL) statements to create databases as well as database objects such as tables, views, indexes, and stored procedures. In addition, T-SQL also includes Data Man[r]

typed and untyped XML data values as well as how to use the FOR XML statement, how to bulk load XML data, and how to create HTTP and SOAP endpoints for XML Web Services.This page intentionally left blank 255CHAPTER8Developing Database Applications with ADOIN THIS CHAPTERAn Overview of OLE DBOLE DB A[r]

own custom templates if you’ve developed your own set of starter code. To create a stored procedure, select the Stored Procedure Script template, name the script, and click OK. In Figure 2-8 you can see that the example stored procedure script will be named MyStoredProcedure.sql.After you cli[r]

End SubAgain you can see the connection object passed into the routine, and the DataAdapter, DataSet, and CommandBuilder objects being created. Then the DataSet is filled in the Try-Catch loop. The next statement retrieves the last row from the SpecialOffer DataTable into a DataRow object. Then the[r]

Using ADO Objects with Visual Basic . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 264Connecting to SQL Server . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 265Retrieving Data with the ADO Recordset . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 281Executing Dynamic SQL with the AD[r]

Chapter 3: Developing CLR Database Objects 99User-Defi ned TypesAnother important new feature in SQL Server 2005 that is enabled by the integration of the .NET CLR is the ability to create true user-defined types (UDTs). Using UDTs, you can extend the raw types provided by SQL Server and add d[r]

169CHAPTER6Developing Database Applications with ADO.NETIN THIS CHAPTERThe ADO.NET ArchitectureADO.NET Namespaces.NET Data ProvidersCore Classes in the ADO.NET System.Data NamespaceUsing the .NET Framework Data Provider for SQL ServerUsing the SqlConnection ObjectUsing the SqlCommand ObjectUsing the[r]

MyCLRProc stored procedure that uses the MyCLRDLL assembly:CREATE PROCEDURE MyCLRProcAS EXTERNAL NAMEMyCLRDLL.StoredProcedures.MyCLRProcThe EXTERNAL NAME clause is new to SQL Server 2005. Here the EXTERNAL NAME clause specifies that the stored procedure MyCLRProc will Chapter 3: Developing C[r]

Server database.50 Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Developer’s GuideBuilding Queries Using the SELECT StatementIn its most basic form, the SELECT statement retrieves the rows and columns from a table. The following example illustrates using the SELECT statement to retrieve all of the rows an[r]

SQL Server | Business Intelligence Development Studio menu option. You can see the BI Development Studio in Figure 1-9.The BI Development Studio, like the SQL Server Management Studio, is built on the Visual Studio 2005 IDE. It provides a solution-oriented development environment and contains[r]

The SQL Server Management Studio can be used to manage SQL Server 2005 systems as well as SQL Server 2000 and SQL Server 7 systems; however, it cannot be used on SQL Server 6.5 or older systems. You can use the previous SQL Server 7/2000 Enterprise Manager to manage a new SQL Server 2005