One-week Series -- SQL Server 2000 Database Management and Program Development in a Week

Author: Lu Yongzhen
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: Designed for beginners, the content is arranged from simple to complex, with illustrations and examples. It enables readers to learn quickly, understand easily, and master programming with ease. This book focuses on cultivating readers' practical skills, with many programs derived from engineering practices. Readers can learn advanced programming techniques from experts during the learning process. This book comprehensively introduces SQL Server 2000 database management and programming technologies, including: basic concepts of SQL Server 2000, installation, pre-configuration, basic usage, security management, backup and recovery, replication and migration, as well as relational database design in SQL Server 2000. Topics covered include data types, constraints, relationship keys, and index operations, Transact-SQL programming and query mechanisms, advanced query techniques in SQL Server 2000, full-text indexing technology, stored procedures and trigger technology, user-defined functions, and deadlock mechanisms. While introducing fundamental knowledge, the book provides various programming examples and techniques, allowing readers to quickly and comprehensively master SQL Server 2000 database management and database programming in just 7 days. It thoroughly analyzes and explains all key points of SQL Server 2000 through a step-by-step approach. At the beginning of each section, the book highlights the key points, difficulties, and learning objectives of the chapter. At the end of each day's study, corresponding exercises and practical cases are provided to help readers quickly grasp the key points and difficulties. Through examples and practical cases, readers can master various programming methods, techniques, and actual system development skills. The book strongly emphasizes practice and applicability, with examples to demonstrate each technical key point. The content is basically suitable for SQL Server 2000 database management, vocational and technical college textbooks or teaching reference books, or as basic training materials for computer programming training centers. It is also ideal for self-study by SQL Server 2000 learners.