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Microsoft® SQL Server™ 2000 Programming Step by Step
Author Rebecca Riordan
Pages 720
Disk 1 Companion CD(s)
Level Intermediate
Published 11/29/2000
ISBN 9780735611429
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Index


Note: Italicized page references indicate figures, tables, or code listings.

Symbols
+ (addition operator), 499–500
= (assignment operator), 507–9
* (asterisk), 218
& (bitwise AND), 505
^ (bitwise exclusive OR), 505
~ (bitwise NOT), 505
| (bitwise OR), 505
[] (brackets, delimiting), 492
[] (brackets, wildcard), 249
/*..*/ (comment operators), 497
+ (concatenation operator), 227, 507–9
/ (division operator), 499–500
-- (double dash), 497
= (equal to operator), 501–2
# (hash sign), 530
_ (underline), 248
@ (variable indicator), 611, 622
% (wildcard operator), 248

A
ABSOLUTE, 584–86, 595
absolute values, 513
Access Administrator role, 65
Access databases, importing, 378–88
access rights, 521
ADD, 455–56
adding. See also creating; inserting
    columns to tables, 97–107, 455–56
    columns using database diagrams, 197–99, 203
    columns using Editor Pane, 432–34
    database objects to Editor Pane, 430–34, 440
    indexes from Execution Plan Pane, 476–78
    rows, 212–13, 215, 325–43
    rows to table-valued variables, 549–50, 552
    tables to database diagrams, 189–91, 194–95, 202
    views to queries, 313, 322
addition operator (+), 499–500
administration, 19
    backing up databases, 20–29
    Database Maintenance Plan Wizard, 30–40
AFTER triggers, 624–25, 627–30, 635
aggregate functions, 289, 293, 516–18
alerts, 15
ALL keyword, 277–80, 282
Alter command, 435
altering. See also editing
    columns, 457
    constraints, 453
    objects, 451–59
    schema from Execution Plane Pane, 490
    views, 452–55
ALTER statements, 451–59, 470
    COLUMN, 452, 457–59
    DATABASE, 451
    DROP, 458
    FUNCTION, 451
    PROCEDURE, 451
    syntax, 451–52
    TABLE, 451–52, 455–57
    TRIGGER, 452
    VIEW, 452–55
AND, 254–56, 503–4
application names, function returning, 526
arc functions, 513
arithmetic operators, 498–500
ASC, 239
assignment operator (=), 507–9
asterisk (*), 218
attaching databases, 397–99, 406
attributes, physical implementation, 92
authentication
    login ID checking, 42
    mode selection for logins, 45–46
    SQL Server Authentication, 6–7, 10, 42–46
    Windows 98, 42
    Windows Authentication, 6–7, 10, 42, 45–46
AUTHORIZATION, 443
averages, 226, 346, 516
AVG, 516
    INSERT statement, with, 226
    UPDATE statement, with, 346

B
BACKUP command, 495
Backup Operator role, 65
backups, 20–29
    appending, 26
    BACKUP command, 495
    Backup Database command, 28
    Create Database Backup Wizard, 21–28
    database, choosing a, 23
    Database Maintenance Plan Wizard, 30–40
    destination, choosing a, 25, 36–37
    differential backups, 20
    full backups, 20
    media sets, 28
    operations disabled during, 20
    restoring, 29
    type of, choosing, 24, 34
    verification, 26–28
batches, 420
BEGIN ... END statements, 554
    within user-defined functions, 642, 646, 657
    with WHILE, 564–70
BETWEEN, 248, 250–51, 256
bigint, 93
binary, 94
binary operators, 496
binding defaults to columns, 172–74, 186
binding rules to columns, 179–81, 186
bit, 93
bit packing, 505
bitwise operators, 505–7
blocks, 554
Boolean expressions, 158
brackets, delimiting ([]), 492
brackets, wildcard ([] ), 249
BREAK, 566–67, 570
Bulk Insert Administrators role, 49
BULK INSERT command, 494
business rules, using triggers to implement, 623–24

C
calculated columns, creating, 226–30, 233
calling user-defined functions, 648–52, 657
cardinality, 496
cascading changes, 142
    deletes, 360–61, 369–72, 376
    enabling, 145
case, functions for converting, 524
CASE statements, 557–61, 570
CEILING, 513
changing database objects, 470. See also ALTER statements
char, 94
character columns, creating, 105–7
character data types, 106
CHECK, 452
check constraints, 157–58
    altering, 453
    Check Existing Data On Creation option, 160
    CREATE TABLE statements, 444–48
    creating, 158–61, 167
    deleting, 165–67
    modifying text, 161–63, 167
    Object Browser display of, 426
    renaming, 163–64, 167
    script commands for, 435
    temporary tables, 530
    triggers as alternatives, 624
clauses, Transact-SQL
    FROM (see FROM clause)
    GROUP BY (see GROUP BY clause)
    HAVING, 293–97
    TOP n, 231–33, 326, 346
    WHERE (see WHERE clauses)
Client Statistics Pane, 480–81
closing cursors, 579, 595
closure, 300
CLUSTERED, 444–45
clustered indexes, 116
Codd, E. F., 140
collapsing Console Tree items, 18
color coding in query window, 416
COLUMN, 452, 457–59
column aliases, 223–25, 233
columns
    adding, 97–107, 432–34, 455–56
    aliases, 223–25, 233
    altering, 452–53, 457
    binding defaults to, 172–74, 186
    binding rules to, 179–81, 186
    calculated, creating, 226–30, 233
    changing which are indexed, 133–35
    character, creating, 105–7
    choosing subsets of with SELECT statement, 220–23, 233
    COLUMNS_UPDATE function, 632
    computed, altering, 452
    computing with user-defined functions, 652–57
    constraints, altering, 453
    CREATE TABLE statement syntax, 443
    creating with key constraints, 444–48
    Criteria field, 246
    database diagrams, adding with, 197–99, 203
    data types, table of, 93–94
    date, creating, 103–5
    DEFAULT, altering, 453
    default objects, 170–74, 186
    default values, 107
    deleting, 109–10, 458–59
    descriptions, 98
    dropping, 458–59
    fixed-length, 106
    GROUP BY field, 290
    GUID, creating, 101–3
    identity, creating, 99–100
    image data type, 452
    indexed, 133–35, 453
    indexing, 120
    length, returning, 519
    managing, 107–10
    names, returning, 519
    ntext data type, 452
    numeric, creating, 97–99
    Object Browser display of, 426
    precision, 98–99
    PRIMARY KEY, altering, 453
    properties, returning, 519
    renaming, 107–9
    renaming for queries, 233
    replicated, altering, 452
    ROWGUIDCOL, 452
    scale, 99
    selecting all from a table, 218–20
    selection for views, 303
    Sort Type field, 238
    specifying, 259
    statistics, altering, 453
    text data type, 452
    timestamp data type, 452
    UPDATE function, 632–34
    user-defined data types, 182, 184–86
    variable-length, 106
COLUMNS_UPDATED function, 632
commands, menu
    Alter, 435
    Backup Database, 28
    Create, 435
    Delete, 435
    Drop, 435
    Execute, 435
    Exit, 18
    Insert, 435
    isqlw, 410
    Manage Index, 476–78, 490
    New Database, 78
    New Login, 43
    Replace Template Parameters, 466–67, 470
    Restore Database, 29
    Return All Rows, 218
    Return Top, 231
    Script, table of, 435
    Script Object To New Window As, 463
    Select, 435–37
    Show Client Statistics, 480–81
    Show Execution Plan, 475
    Show Server Trace, 479–80, 490
    Update, 435
commands, Transact-SQL
    ALTER (see ALTER statements)
    BACKUP, 495
    BULK INSERT, 494
    CREATE (see CREATE statements)
    Database Administration, 495
    DDL, table of, 494
    DEALLOCATE, 579–80
    DELETE (see DELETE statements)
    DENY, 495
    DML, table of, 494
    DML commands, table of, 494
    DROP (see DROP statements)
    FETCH, 580–89
    GO, 420
    GRANT, 495
    INSERT (see INSERT statements)
    KILL, 495
    RESTORE, 495
    REVOKE, 495
    SELECT (see SELECT statements)
    SET, 495
    SHUTDOWN, 495
    TRUNCATE TABLE, 372–76
    UPDATE (see UPDATE statements)
    UPDATE STATISTICS, 495
    USE, 494
comment operators (/*..*/), 497
comments, 497–98
Common Objects folder, 426
comparison operators, 245, 501–2
composite indexes, 116, 128–31
concatenation operator (+), 227
conditional execution, 554–61, 570
configuration variables, 544, 551–52
connections, number of, 544
Console Tree, 4
    collapsing items, 18
    database objects, 16–17
    expanding items in, 18
    system databases, 14–15
constraints. See check constraints
CONTINUE, 568–70
controlling execution, 553–70
    CASE statements, 557–61, 570
    conditional execution, 554–61, 570
    GOTO command, 562–64, 570
    IF ... ELSE statements, 554–57, 570
    labels, 562
    loops, 564–70
    WHILE loops, 564–70
Copy Database Wizard, 399–406
    additional objects to copy, 404
    destination selection, 402–3
    opening, 400
    source selection, 401–2
copying databases. See Copy Database Wizard
cosines, 513
cotangents, 513
COUNT, 289, 516
    GROUP BY field, 291
    HAVING clause, 294–97
    INSERT statement, with, 226
    UPDATE statement, with, 346
Create command, 435
Create Database Backup Wizard, 21–28
Create Database Diagram Wizard, 188–92
Create Database Wizard, 78–85
    location, setting, 80–82
    naming the database, 80
    sizing options, 83
    Wizard button, 78
Create Index Wizard
    choosing tables, 118–19
    field order, changing, 122
    including columns in indexes, 120
    naming indexes, 121
    properties of indexes, setting, 121
    starting, 116–18
Create Login Wizard, 43–51
    authentication mode selection, 45–46
    database access permissions, 48, 55
    login ID selection, 46–47
    password selection, 46–47
    role assignment, 47–48, 54
    starting, 44–45
    Windows account ID assignment, 53–54
CREATE statements, 470
    in BEGIN ... END blocks, 554
    columns, 443–48
    constraints, 444
    FUNCTION, 642–48, 657
    INDEX, 450–51
    PROCEDURE, 609–22
    scripting, 463–65
    syntax, 442–43
    TABLE, 443–48, 463–69
    temporary tables, 530, 552
    TRIGGER, 626–31, 637
    VIEW, 306, 443, 448–50
Create View Wizard, 300–306
    column selection, 303
    database selection, 302
    naming views, 305
    object selection, 302–3
    opening, 300–301
    WHERE clause, 304
creating
    character columns, 105–7
    check constraints, 158–61, 167
    column aliases, 223–25, 233
    composite indexes, 128–31
    cursors, 576–79, 595
    database diagrams, 188–92, 202
    database objects, 470
    databases, new, 77–85, 89
    date columns, 103–5
    defaults, 170–72, 186
    foreign key constraints, 447–48
    full outer joins, 280
    GROUP BY queries, 289–97
    GUID columns, 101–3
    identity columns, 99–100
    indexes, 116–31, 138, 450–51, 476–78
    inner joins, 260–68, 280
    joins, 259–80
    left outer joins, 269–75, 280
    logins, 43–51, 74
    numeric columns, 97–99
    objects, 442–51
    outer joins, 269–77, 280
    primary key constraints, 444–46
    primary key indexes, 122–24, 138
    relationships, 142–46, 155
    relationships in database diagrams, 201–3
    right outer joins, 276–77, 280
    rules, 176–79, 186
    scripts, 421–22, 440
    simple indexes, 125–28
    stored procedures, 609–22
    tables, 95–96, 463–65
    tables with database diagrams, 198–201, 203
    tables with key constraints, 444–48
    with templates, 466–69
    triggers, 626–31, 637
    unions, 277–80
    user-defined data types, 182–84, 186
    user-defined functions, 641–48, 657
    users, database, 61–62
    variables, 546–47, 552
    views, 300–309, 322, 448–50
criteria
    deleting selected rows with, 364, 376
    HAVING clause, 294–97
    updating rows using, 350–51
cursor, 94
@@CURSOR_ROWS, 592–95
cursors, 572–95
    ABSOLUTE, 584–86, 595
    API, 572
    client-side, 572
    closing, 577, 579, 595
    columns, selecting, 578
    creating, 576–79, 595
    @@CURSOR_ROWS, 592–95
    CURSOR_STATUS function, 592–95
    deallocating, 579–80, 595
    DECLARE CURSOR command, 572, 576–79
    defaults when creating, 577
    defined, 92
    deleting rows, 590, 595
    dynamic, 575–77
    FAST_FORWARD, 576–77
    FETCH command, 580–89, 592, 595
    fetching rows, 580–89
    @@FETCH_STATUS, 592–95
    firehose, 576, 588–89
    FIRST, 584–85
    forward-only, 574, 577
    FORWARD_ONLY, 577
    GLOBAL, 579
    keyset, 574–77
    LAST, 584, 595
    LOCAL, 579
    lock parameter, 577–87
    membership, 574–75
    monitoring, 592–95
    NEXT, 586–89, 595
    opening, 579, 595
    OPTIMISTIC, 578
    overhead from, 582
    PRIOR, 586, 595
    read-only, 477–78, 574, 577
    reflecting changes in data, 573–74
    RELATIVE, 586–89, 595
    scrolling, 574, 577
    SCROLL keyword, 577
    SCROLL_LOCKS, 577–78
    SELECT command with, 572, 576
    sensitivity, 573–74
    server-side, 572
    SET as variables, 578–79
    sp_cursor_list, 600
    SQL-92 syntax, 576
    static, 574, 577
    syntax, 577
    with triggers, 576
    type selection, 577
    types of, 573–76
    FOR UPDATE clause, 577–78
    updating, allowing, 574, 577–78
    updating rows, 590–91, 595
    user-defined functions, using with, 649
    variables, 578–80
    visibility, 577
CURSOR_STATUS function, 592–95
CURSOR variables, 578–80, 595

D
DATABASE, 442
Database Administration commands, 495
Database Creators role, 49
database diagrams, 187–203
    Arrange Tables button, 193
    columns, adding, 197–99, 203
    creating, 188–92, 202
    creating tables, 198–201
    deleting tables from, 195–96, 203
    detail level, changing, 192–94, 202
    naming, 192
    primary keys, setting, 200
    rearranging, 192
    relationships, creating, 201–3
    saving changes, 197–98
    schema maintenance with, 196–203
    tables, adding, 189–91, 194–95. 202
Database folder, 14
Database Maintenance Plan Wizard, 30–40
    backup plan, choosing, 34
    destination of backups, choosing, 36–37
    integrity checks, 30, 34
    maintenance history log, 39
    optimization information, 33
    report generation, 38
    schedule, setting, 35
    starting, 32
    transaction log option, 37–38
database object types, list of, 17
Database Owner role, 65
database roles
    assigning, 61–64, 69–71
    creating, 65–69, 74
    deleting, 73–74
    removing users, 71–74
databases
    ALTER statement, 451
    attaching, 397–99, 406
    copying (see Copy Database Wizard)
    deleting, 88
    detaching, 396–97, 406
    ID numbers, returning, 519
    names, returning, 519
    properties, returning, 519
    renaming, 599
    system, 15
database users. See users, database
Data Definition Administrator role, 65
data integrity, entity, 158
Data Reader role, 65
data retrieval. See queries
Data Transformation Services. See DTS (Data Transformation Services)
Data Transformation Services folder, 14
data types
    character, 106
    properties, returning, 519
    returned by user-defined functions, 640
    scalar, 543
    sql_variant, 543
    table of, 93–94
    user-defined (see user-defined data types)
    variables, 543
Data Writer role, 65
date columns, creating, 103–5
date functions, 510–12, 526
dates
    @@DATEFIRST variable, 544
    validity checks, 526
datetime data type, 94, 510
DAY function, 511
dBase databases, importing, 378
DDL (Data Definition Language), 441–42
    commands, table of, 494
    scripting from Object Browser, 463–65
deallocating cursors, 579–80, 595
decimal, 93
DECLARE CURSOR command, 572, 576–79
DECLARE statements, 543, 546–47, 552
default database files location, 80
DEFAULT keyword, 442
    defined by user-defined functions, 655–56
    INSERT statement, 326
    user-defined functions parameters, 648
defaults, 169–70, 186
    binding to columns, 172–74, 186
    creating, 170–72, 186
    unbinding, 174–75, 186
default values, column, 107
degrees, converting radians to, 513
Delete command, 435
deletes, cascading, 360–61, 369–72, 376
DELETE statements, 359–76, 590
    AFTER, 624–25, 627
    cascading deletes, 360–61, 369–72, 376
    creating in Grid Pane, 361–65
    editing in SQL Pane, 365–72
    FROM clause with, 360, 367–69, 376
    INSTEAD OF, 625–27
    JOIN operator, 360
    syntax, 360
    WHERE clause with, 360, 365–67, 371, 376
deleting. See also dropping
    check constraints, 165–67
    columns, 109–10, 458–59
    database objects, 470 (see also DROP statements)
    database roles, 73
    databases, 88
    indexes, 135–38, 482–83
    logins, 60–61
    relationships, 152–55
    rows, 359–76 (see also DELETE statements)
    rows using cursors, 590
    rows using FROM clause, 367–69, 376
    rows using WHERE clause, 365–67, 376
    selected rows, 361–65, 376
    tables, 112–13
    tables from database diagrams, 195–96, 203
    TRUNCATE TABLE statements, 373–76
    users, database, 63–64
    views, 320–22
delimiters, 492
denormalizing, user-defined functions for, 641
DENY, 495
Deny Data Reader role, 65
Deny Data Writer role, 65
dependencies of objects, viewing before deleting tables, 111–12
DESC, 239–40
detaching databases, 396–97, 406
Details Pane, 4
diagrams. See database diagrams
differential backups, 20
Disk Administrators role, 49
displaying. See viewing
DISTINCT keyword, 281–88, 297
    INSERT statement with, 226
    UPDATE statement with, 346
division operator (/), 499–500
DML (Data Manipulation Language), 441–42, 494
domains, column, 157–58. See also check constraints
double dash (--), 497
Drop command, 435
dropping
    columns, 458–59
    indexes, 460–61
    tables, 461–62
DROP statements, 458–62, 470
    COLUMN, 458–59
    INDEX, 460–61
    syntax, 459
    TABLE, 461–62
DTS (Data Transformation Services), 377–78
DTS Export Wizard, 388–96, 406
    destinations, choosing for data, 390
    formatting for destination, 393
    opening, 388–89
    selecting data sources, 389–91
DTS Import Wizard, 378–88, 406
    Column Mappings and Transformations dialog box, 384
    column size, setting, 385
    data source specification, 380–82
    destination, selecting, 382, 384
    DTS packages, saving as, 386
    OLE DB properties, setting, 382
    opening, 379
    queries within, 384
    tables, importing with, 378–88
    tables, selecting for copying, 383
dynamic cursors, 575–77

E
editing. See also altering
    check constraint text, 161–63, 167
    relationships, 146–49, 155
    rows, 210–11, 215
    Transact-SQL statements in Query Designer, 219, 221
    views, 319–20, 322
ELSE, 554–57, 570
END, 554
    with BEGIN (see BEGIN ... END statements)
    with WHILE, 564–70
Enterprise Manager, 3–6
    capabilities, list of, 4
    Console Tree, 5, 6 (see also Console Tree)
    deleting tables, 112–13
    Details Pane, 5, 6
    exiting, 17–18
    importing data (see DTS Import Wizard)
    login management, 56–61
    Query Analyzer (see Query Analyzer)
    registration of SQL Server, 7–12
    renaming tables, 110–12
    renaming views, 318, 322
    starting, 4
    Table Designer (see Table Designer)
    views (see Create View Wizard; View Designer)
    wizards, selecting, 31
entities, implementation as tables, 92
entity integrity, 158
equal to operator (=), 501–2
@@ERROR, 619
error message strings, 620
Excel spreadsheets, importing, 378
exchanging data with stored procedures, 598–99
Execute command, 435
EXECUTE statements, 600–608, 622, 649
executing
    queries, 417–40, 472–78
    scripts, 425
    stored procedures, 600–608
    user-defined functions, 648, 657
execution, controlling. See controlling execution
Execution Plan Pane, 472–78, 490
    arrows, 474
    indexes, adding, 476–78
    row counts, 474
    statistics, showing, 473
    viewing plans, 474–76
Exit command, 18
exiting Enterprise Manager, 17–18
expanding items in Console Tree, 18
exponents of floating point values, 513
exporting data, 388–96
extended properties, 98

F
FALSE, 158, 501
FAST_FORWARD cursors, 576–77
FETCH command, 580–89, 592, 595
@@FETCH_STATUS, 592–95
firehose cursors, 576, 588–89
FIRST, 584–85
float, 93
FLOOR, 513
flow, control of. See controlling execution
FOREIGN KEY, 444, 447–48
foreign key constraints, 139, 447–48
foreign keys
    modifying fields, 148
    relationships, 142
    selecting fields, 145
    temporary tables with, 530
foreign key tables, 142, 360
FoxPro databases, importing, 378
FROM clause, 257–58
    DELETE statements with, 360, 367–69, 376
    GROUP BY clause, 289–97
    INNER JOIN, 264, 280
    LEFT OUTER JOIN, 269, 280
    RIGHT OUTER JOIN, 276, 280
    with SELECT statement, 218, 256
    syntax, 258
    UNION, 277–80
    UPDATE statement, with, 346, 355–58
full backups, 20
full outer joins, 269, 280
FUNCTION, 442
functions, 509–28
    aggregate, 516–18
    ALTER statement, 451
    CASE statements, 557–61, 570
    COLUMNS_UPDATED, 632
    complete list of, 510
    CURSOR_STATUS, 592–95
    date, 510–12, 526
    DAY, 511
    deterministic, 510
    drag-and-drop, 430
    GETDATE, 227, 230, 245, 511
    LEFT, 245, 247–48, 426–27, 437–39
    logical actions, 509
    mathematical, 513–16
    metadata, 519–21
    non-deterministic, 510
    NULL, 526
    Object Browser display of, 426
    parameters, 426–27
    script commands for, 435
    scripting, 437–40
    security, 521–23
    SIGN, 514
    string, 523–26
    system, 526–28
    time, 510–12
    user-defined (see user-defined functions)
    using, 510–12

G
GETDATE function, 227, 230, 245, 511
global variables, referencing, 642
GO command, 420
GOTO command, 562–64, 570
GRANT, 495
GROUP BY clause, 281, 289–97
    COUNT with, 289, 291
    creating, 289–92
    HAVING clause, 293–97
    INSERT statement, with, 226
    UPDATE statement, with, 346
groups, 521
growing the file, 86
growth percentage, setting, 86–87
GUID columns, 101–3

H
hash sign (#), 530
HAVING clause, 293–97

I
identity columns, 101–2
    creating, 99–100
    @@IDENTITY, 545
IF ... ELSE statements, 554–57, 570
image data type, 94, 452
importing
    databases, 379, 406 (see also DTS Import Wizard)
    tables, 378–88, 406
IN, 248, 251–52, 256
INDEX, 442, 460–61
indexes, 116
    adding from Execution Plan Pane, 476–78
    columns, changing, 133–35
    composite, creating, 128–31
    creating, 116–31, 138, 450–51
    creating with user-defined functions, 639
    deleting, 135–38, 482–83
    deterministic functions, 510
    displaying existing, 119
    dropping, 460–61
    DROP statements, 460–61
    field order, changing, 122
    Manage Index command, 476–78, 490
    metadata functions for, 519
    naming, 121
    Object Browser display of, 426
    primary key, creating, 122–24, 128
    renaming, 131–33
    script commands for, 435
    tuning, 482, 485–86
    unique, 127–28
    views, 300
Index Tuning Wizard, 482–90
Informix databases, importing, 378
inline user-defined functions, 644–46, 657
INNER JOIN, 264, 280
inner joins. See joins, inner, creating
Insert command, 435
inserting
    rows, 325–43
    rows in tables (see INSERT statements)
INSERT INTO statements, 543–44
INSERT statements, 325–43
    AFTER, 624–25, 627–30
    column list, 326
    columns, including all, 332–33
    creating rows in Grid Pane, 326–30
    DEFAULT keyword, 326, 334–35
    editing in SQL pane, 330–35, 341–43
    INSTEAD OF, 625–27, 630–31
    NULL, 334–35
    restrictions, 326
    rows, inserting multiple, 335–43
    rows, inserting specifying columns, 326–35, 343
    SELECT statement with, 335–43
    syntax, 226
    VALUES, 326, 343
    with views, 326
INSTEAD OF triggers, 625–27, 630–31
int, 93
integrated security. See Windows Authentication
integrity checks, 30, 34
isqlw command, 410

J
jobs, 15
joining tables. See joins
JOIN operator in DELETE statements, 360
joins, 257
    adding tables to, 260–61, 265–66
    All Row option, 274
    conditions, 258
    creating, 259–80
    FROM clause, 257–58
    indexed views, 300
    inner, creating, 260–68, 280
    left outer, creating, 269–75, 280
    lines, selecting, 273
    multiple table, creating, 265–68, 280
    outer, creating, 269–77, 280
    Properties dialog box, displaying, 273–74
    right outer, creating, 276–77, 280
    specifying objects, 259
    syntax, 258
    unions, 277–80
junction tables, 141


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