Titlebook: Beginning SQL Server for Developers; Robin Dewson Book 2015Latest edition Robin Dewson 2015

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-31206-0foundation for the more advanced T-SQL found in the forthcoming chapters. This chapter also sets the stage for selecting and updating data in in-memory tables. There are a great many similarities between disk-based and in-memory tables. You’ll learn more about in-memory tables in Chapter 13.

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Das absolute Ich als Doppelg?nger. within SQL Server, allowing them to be run as often as they are required without the need to be retyped every time. This also allows code to be written that can accept input parameters, return a status, return rows of data, and, most important, allow you to improve the security of your database. You will see all of this and more in this chapter.

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Das absolute Ich als Doppelg?ngerseen some T-SQL code and encountered some scenarios that have advanced your skills as a T-SQL developer. You can now look at more advanced areas of T-SQL programming to round out your knowledge and really get you going with queries that do more than the basics.

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Database Design and Creation,ding the . database solution. However, you can’t do this yet because you still don’t know what the database will hold. At this point in time, all the information you have is that you’ll be building a database to hold some financial transactions for a personal or corporate financial tool. You’ll gear

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