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Transact-SQL

William C. Amo

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From the Publisher: Take complete command of Microsoft SQL Server 7 with the latest version of Transact-SQL query language - from constructing powerful Transact-SQL queries to interacting with SQL tables and records through the DB-Library, the ODBC API, and the new COM-based ActiveX Data Objects (ADO). Learn to use Open Data Services (ODS) to write extended stored procedures. Loaded with sample queries, scripts, extended stored procedures, and triggers you can use right away, Transact-SQL demonstrates all the SQL tools and techniques you need to build SQL, Server enterprise database applications.

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From the Publisher: Take complete command of Microsoft SQL Server 7 with the latest version of Transact-SQL query language - from constructing powerful Transact-SQL queries to interacting with SQL tables and records through the DB-Library, the ODBC API, and the new COM-based ActiveX Data Objects (ADO). Learn to use Open Data Services (ODS) to write extended stored procedures. Loaded with sample queries, scripts, extended stored procedures, and triggers you can use right away, Transact-SQL demonstrates all the SQL tools and techniques you need to build SQL, Server enterprise database applications.

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From the Publisher: Take complete command of Microsoft SQL Server 7 with the latest version of Transact-SQL query language - from constructing powerful Transact-SQL queries to interacting with SQL tables and records through the DB-Library, the ODBC API, and the new COM-based ActiveX Data Objects (ADO). Learn to use Open Data Services (ODS) to write extended stored procedures. Loaded with sample queries, scripts, extended stored procedures, and triggers you can use right away, Transact-SQL demonstrates all the SQL tools and techniques you need to build SQL, Server enterprise database applications.

Key concepts: Open Database Connectivity, Computer science, Data Transformation Services, Stored procedure, SQL/PSM, SQL, Business Intelligence Markup Language, User-defined function

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