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By Itzik Ben-Gan -  (Solid Quality Learning), Lubor Kollar, Dejan Sarka

Publisher: Microsoft Press
Pub Date: March 07, 2006
Print ISBN-10: 0-7356-2313-9
Print ISBN-13: 978-0-7356-2313-2
Pages: 640

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A comprehensive, hands-on reference for database developers and administrators, this book focuses on advanced querying techniques using Transact-SQL (T-SQL), the database programming language built into SQL Server. Includes code and table examples.

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Copyright
   Foreword
   Preface
   Acknowledgments
   Introduction
       Chapter 1.  Logical Query Processing
      Logical Query Processing Phases
      Sample Query Based on Customers/Orders Scenario
      Logical Query Processing Phase Details
      New Logical Processing Phases in SQL Server 2005
      Conclusion
       Chapter 2.  Physical Query Processing
      Flow of Data During Query Processing
      Compilation
      Conclusion
       Chapter 3.  Query Tuning
      Sample Data for This Chapter
      Tuning Methodology
      Tools for Query Tuning
      Index Tuning
      Preparing Sample Data
      An Examination of Set-Based vs. Iterative/Procedural Approaches, and a Tuning Exercise
      Additional Resources
      Conclusion
       Chapter 4.  Subqueries, Table Expressions, and Ranking Functions
      Subqueries
      Table Expressions
      Analytical Ranking Functions
      Auxiliary Table of Numbers
      Existing and Missing Ranges (Also Known as Islands and Gaps)
      Conclusion
       Chapter 5.  Joins and Set Operations
      Joins
      Set Operations
      Conclusion
       Chapter 6.  Aggregating and Pivoting Data
      OVER Clause
      Tiebreakers
      Running Aggregations
      Pivoting
      Unpivoting
      Custom Aggregations
      Histograms
      Grouping Factor
      CUBE and ROLLUP
      Conclusion
       Chapter 7.  TOP and APPLY
      SELECT TOP
      APPLY
      Solutions to Common Problems Using TOP and APPLY
      Conclusion
       Chapter 8.  Data Modification
      Inserting Data
      Deleting Data
      Updating Data
      Other Performance Considerations
      Conclusion
       Chapter 9.  Graphs, Trees, Hierarchies, and Recursive Queries
      Terminology
      Scenarios
      Iteration/Recursion
      Materialized Path
      Nested Sets
      Transitive Closure
      Conclusion
       Appendix A.  Logic Puzzles
      Puzzles
      Puzzle Solutions
      Conclusion
      About the Contributors
   Index