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Maintaining Your Database,tabase or transaction log are held as single units of work called steps. Not only that, but there is nothing in place that will look after the data and indexes held within the database to ensure that they are still functioning correctly and that the data is still stored in the optimal fashion.

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Updating Data and Transactions,, and also when removing or inserting data, it is best to group this work as a single, logical unit, called a ., thereby ensuring that if an error does occur, it is still possible to return the data back to its original state. This chapter features how a transaction works and how to incorporate this within your code.

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On the Development of Orbital Techniques,Now that the database is created, it obviously needs to have the ability to store information, after all, without this, what is the point of a database, and then what is the point of this book? The first area that needs to be worked on is the table definitions.

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Dietrich Schm?hl,Carlos Thomas,Rolf AuerNow that the database has been built, tables have been created, indexes inserted have been, and relationships link some of the tables, it is time to start documenting. To help with this, SQL Server offers us the . tool, which is the topic of this chapter.

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Iatrogenic Effects of Orthodontic TreatmentThis chapter will demonstrate how to view the data that has been placed in the tables so far. There are many ways of achieving this, from using Enterprise Manager, through to T-SQL commands, and as you would expect, they will all be covered here.

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Radiology of Iatrogenic DisordersNow that you know how to build queries of single executable lines of T-SQL code, it is time to look at how to place these into a stored procedure that will allow them to be stored within SQL Server, then to be run as often as they are required.