- Taschenbuch: 243 Seiten
- Verlag: Microsoft Press Corp.; Auflage: 1st (30. September 2004)
- Sprache: Englisch
- ISBN-10: 073561962X
- ISBN-13: 978-8120327405
- Größe und/oder Gewicht: 22,6 x 18,5 x 2,3 cm
- Durchschnittliche Kundenbewertung: 1.0 von 5 Sternen Alle Rezensionen anzeigen (1 Kundenrezension)
- Amazon Bestseller-Rang: Nr. 504.958 in Englische Bücher (Siehe Top 100 in Englische Bücher)
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Get a first look at the programming enhancements in SQL Server 2005 that deliver new levels of application scalability and interoperability with less complexity. Database expert Peter DeBetta takes you inside the technology—demonstrating how you can work seamlessly with Microsoft Visual Studio tools and the Microsoft .NET common language runtime from within SQL Server. You’ll also explore Transact-SQL (T-SQL) language advances, native XML support, a new security model, and other features—with advice on how to balance new capabilities with performance considerations. With DeBetta’s prerelease insights and T-SQL and C# code examples, you get everything you need to get productive right away.
Discover how to: •Exploit native support for relational and XML data, including the new XQuery feature •Work with Visual Studio tools and the common language runtime to create managed procedures and types •Use Microsoft ADO.NET 2.0 for new data access capabilities, including asynchronous commands •Improve scalability and simplify scripting with SQL Server Management Objects •Use schemas and other new security features to help control permissions and access •Deliver fully functional Web services with HTTP Endpoints—and related security services •Accelerate development of enterprise data-management solutions with SQL Server Data Transformation Services, Reporting Services, and Notification Services
Synopsis
Provides a developer-focused introduction to the new programmability features in the next version of Microsoft SQL Server, including integration with the Microsoft .Net framwork. Whether you're a developer currently working with T-SQL or Microsoft Visual Studio .Net, or responsible for database administration, this is for you.
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3 von 4 Kunden fanden die folgende Rezension hilfreich
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Habe sehr kurzfristig ein Buch gesucht, das das Thema XML mit MS SQL Server 2005 behandelt.
Bin sehr enttäuscht, da
a) alle XML Features nur anhand von (sehr komplexen) Codebeispielen erklärt werden - Erklärungen zum Grundaufbau bsp. von Methoden wie value(), query() etc. fehlen völlig
b) man die Codebeispiele abtippen muss, da es keine CD zum Buch gibt (Bei Listings von +1/2Seite sehr nervtötend)
c) die Codebeispiele nicht selten Fehler werfen.
Bin sehr enttäuscht, da
a) alle XML Features nur anhand von (sehr komplexen) Codebeispielen erklärt werden - Erklärungen zum Grundaufbau bsp. von Methoden wie value(), query() etc. fehlen völlig
b) man die Codebeispiele abtippen muss, da es keine CD zum Buch gibt (Bei Listings von +1/2Seite sehr nervtötend)
c) die Codebeispiele nicht selten Fehler werfen.
Die SQL Server Onlinedokumentation ist da weitaus besser, weil dort nicht nur der Grundaufbau erläutert wird, sondern auch relativ einfache (und lauffähige Beispiele) gegeben werden.
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MSPress, please get a better author
30. Dezember 2005
Format:Taschenbuch
This book is a good idea: an intro book for SS2005 aimed at developers, but it is unfortunately not implemented very well. Firstly, the author obviously isn't a professional developer. The advice he gives is just plain bad much of the time. It belies a lack of experience designing and building database systems. Secondly, the book was written for one of the really early CTP versions. Much of it doesn't apply to the actual product released in November. Thirdly, the author writes with a mix of arrogance and incompetence that, while entertaining, doesn't belong in a book like this. MSPress: do yourself and us readers a favor and get a better author for the next version.
22 von 25 Kunden fanden die folgende Rezension hilfreich
For Developers
23. Mai 2005
Format:Taschenbuch
As it's obvious from the title, the book lists new improvements for programmers, not what become available to database administrators. It doesn't cover a lot of enhancements to enterprise data management in the following areas: high availability technologies, additional backup and restore capabilities, and replication enhancements; scalability advancements such as table partitioning, snapshot isolation; database encryption, and an enhanced security model; new management tool suite.
Programmers will find what was added to SQL language: ranking functions like Row_Number, Rank, Dense_Rank, NTile; new data types; the specific use of WITH clause; SOME, ANY and ALL operators; EXCEPT and INTERSECT set operators; PIVOT to create a cross-tab table; exception handling by TRY...CATCH; and other additions to SQL. A big chapter is devoted to XML integration. You will also find a lot of information about Common Language Runtime (CLR) Integration, the ability to develop database objects using any .NET language.
Other object models and services are also covered: data transformation services, server management objects, native HTTP SOAP, notification services and reporting services. You will also find out about the SQL Server Service Broker, distributed asynchronous application framework for new levels of scalability.
Programmers will find what was added to SQL language: ranking functions like Row_Number, Rank, Dense_Rank, NTile; new data types; the specific use of WITH clause; SOME, ANY and ALL operators; EXCEPT and INTERSECT set operators; PIVOT to create a cross-tab table; exception handling by TRY...CATCH; and other additions to SQL. A big chapter is devoted to XML integration. You will also find a lot of information about Common Language Runtime (CLR) Integration, the ability to develop database objects using any .NET language.
Other object models and services are also covered: data transformation services, server management objects, native HTTP SOAP, notification services and reporting services. You will also find out about the SQL Server Service Broker, distributed asynchronous application framework for new levels of scalability.
21 von 24 Kunden fanden die folgende Rezension hilfreich
Don't waste your money, or your time
31. Januar 2006
Format:Taschenbuch
From Esposito, Prosise, Richter, Balena...Since the days when MFC was new, I've grown to trust the Wintellect authors and learned to look forward to their take on the Microsoft products. Microsoft and Wintellect really dropped the ball on this one. Scattered Logic, Examples which don't work, lack of focus, where should I begin?
How about with the title. I don't know who the intended audience was...certainly not developers. Maybe purchasing departments? I found Mr. Debetta's writing style quite arrogant and it interfered significantly with any points he may have been trying to get accross. Rather than an introduction, I found it to be little more than an extended advertisement.
Mr. DeBetta clearly has a passion for XML. However, XML is just a small part of a developer's interest. Maybe next time he will step back and think about what developer's are looking for. Those of us out in the field trying to stay abreast of new technologies. We are NOT looking for ads, we ARE looking for solid leads on where to take our products. This book does not suffice.
I feel I've wasted too much time on this book. Spending any more on this review seems an excess.
How about with the title. I don't know who the intended audience was...certainly not developers. Maybe purchasing departments? I found Mr. Debetta's writing style quite arrogant and it interfered significantly with any points he may have been trying to get accross. Rather than an introduction, I found it to be little more than an extended advertisement.
Mr. DeBetta clearly has a passion for XML. However, XML is just a small part of a developer's interest. Maybe next time he will step back and think about what developer's are looking for. Those of us out in the field trying to stay abreast of new technologies. We are NOT looking for ads, we ARE looking for solid leads on where to take our products. This book does not suffice.
I feel I've wasted too much time on this book. Spending any more on this review seems an excess.
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