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MCITP Developer: Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Database Solutions Design Study Guide (Exam 70-441) [Multiple-component retail product]

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  • Formaat: Multiple-component retail product, 608 pages, kõrgus x laius x paksus: 233x190x37 mm, kaal: 970 g, Contains 1 Paperback / softback and 1 CD-ROM
  • Ilmumisaeg: 22-Sep-2006
  • Kirjastus: John Wiley & Sons Ltd
  • ISBN-10: 0470040521
  • ISBN-13: 9780470040522
* This comprehensive book guides readers through Microsoft's brand- new SQL 2005 certification: Microsoft Certified IT Professional Developer for SQL Server 2005 (Exam 70441) * Topics covered include writing SQL queries, designing and implementing programming objects, database optimization, designing databases at both the conceptual and logical levels, and implementing databases at the physical level * Aimed at candidates for this exam, namely professional database developers who are responsible for designing and implementing database solutions using SQL Server 2005 * The CD-ROM features leading-edge exam prep software with test engine plus hundreds of practice questions and electronic flashcards For Instructors: Teaching supplements are available for this title.
Introduction xxi
Assessment Test xxx
Designing a Database Solution
1(46)
Designing a Logical Database
2(6)
Understanding Normalization
3(3)
Understanding Denormalization
6(2)
Designing the Physical Entities
8(23)
Designing Attributes
9(10)
Designing Entities
19(9)
Designing Entity Relationships
28(3)
Summary
31(1)
Exam Essentials
32(1)
Review Questions
33(11)
Answers to Review Questions
44(3)
Designing Database Objects
47(84)
Designing the Objects That Define Data
48(13)
Creating Partitioned Tables
48(5)
Designing Indexes
53(8)
Designing Objects That Retrieve Data and Extend Functionality
61(22)
Exploring Views
63(4)
Designing Indexed Views
67(4)
Designing T-SQL User-Defined Functions
71(6)
Designing CLR User-Defined Functions
77(2)
Designing CLR User-Defined Aggregates
79(1)
Designing Stored Procedures
80(3)
Designing Objects That Perform Actions
83(37)
Designing DML Triggers
84(6)
Designing DDL Triggers
90(5)
Designing WMI Triggers
95(9)
SQL Server Agent
104(16)
Summary
120(1)
Exam Essentials
120(1)
Review Questions
121(7)
Answers to Review Questions
128(3)
Performance Tuning a Database Solution
131(52)
Establishing Performance Objectives
132(7)
Monitoring SQL Server Performance
133(1)
Monitoring Proactively
133(4)
Understanding the Factors Affecting SQL Server Performance
137(2)
Evaluating the Tools for Monitoring Performance
139(26)
Using Windows Tools
139(2)
Using SQL Server Tools
141(17)
Choosing a Monitoring Tool
158(1)
Correlating a Trace with Windows Performance Log Data Using SQL Profiler
159(6)
Detecting and Responding to Performance Problems
165(10)
Troubleshooting Memory Problems
166(3)
Troubleshooting CPU Problems
169(3)
Troubleshooting I/O Bottlenecks
172(1)
Troubleshooting tempdb Problems
173(1)
Troubleshooting Poorly Running Queries
174(1)
Summary
175(1)
Exam Essentials
176(1)
Review Questions
177(4)
Answers to Review Questions
181(2)
Securing a Database Solution
183(80)
Designing an Application Solution to Support Security
184(24)
A Brief History of SQL Server Security
185(4)
Securing the SQL Server Solution
189(3)
Designing and Implementing Application Security
192(1)
Designing the Database to Enable Auditing
193(15)
Designing Database Security
208(45)
Defining the Security Model
210(2)
Defining Login Access Requirements
212(2)
Defining Database Access Requirements
214(14)
Specifying Database Object Security Permissions
228(5)
Specifying Database Objects Used to Maintain Security
233(4)
Defining Schemas to Manage Object Ownership
237(3)
Designing an Execution Context Strategy
240(13)
Summary
253(1)
Exam Essentials
253(2)
Review Questions
255(5)
Answers to Review Questions
260(3)
Designing Database Testing and Code Management Procedures
263(38)
Designing a Unit Test Plan for a Database
264(8)
Assessing Unit Test Components
265(2)
Developing Appropriate Performance Profiles
267(1)
Testing Performance Profiles
268(1)
Designing Tests for Query Performance
269(3)
Creating a Plan for Deploying a Database
272(15)
Selecting an Appropriate Deployment Technique
272(13)
Designing Database Deployment Scripts
285(2)
Controlling Source Code
287(4)
Understanding the Benefits of Source Control
287(1)
Implementing SCM Techniques
288(3)
Summary
291(1)
Exam Essentials
291(1)
Review Questions
292(6)
Answers to Review Questions
298(3)
Designing a Web Services Solution
301(46)
``A Brief History of Distributed Application Development''
302(1)
Introducing XML Web Services
303(4)
Using Native XML Web Services in SQL Server
307(1)
What's Going on Under the Hood?
308(1)
Building an XML Web Service Using SQL Server
309(5)
Using the Service
314(9)
Looking at the WSDL
314(2)
Building a Client Application Using Visual Studio 2005
316(7)
Reviewing What You've Learned
323(2)
Creating and Configuring Native XML Web Services
325(7)
Using the Create Endpoint Statement
325(3)
Using the Alter Endpoint Statement
328(1)
Using the Drop Endpoint Statement
328(1)
Querying Endpoint Metadata
328(1)
Reserving a Namespace: Running Side-by-Side with IIS
329(3)
Implementing Security with Native XML Web Services
332(3)
Implementing Authorization
332(2)
Implementing Authentication
334(1)
Implementing Security Best Practices for Native XML Web Services
335(1)
Using Alternative Technologies for SQL Server and Web Services
335(2)
Native XML Web Services vs. SQLXML
335(1)
Native XML Web Services vs. ASMX Web Services
336(1)
Implementing Best Practices for Native XML Web Services
337(2)
Summary
339(1)
Exam Essentials
339(1)
Review Questions
340(4)
Answers to Review Questions
344(3)
Designing Messaging Services for a Database Solution
347(70)
Understanding Service-Oriented Architecture
349(1)
Understanding the Components of SOAs
349(1)
Understanding SOA in the Microsoft World
350(1)
Designing Service Broker Solutions for Asynchronous Applications
350(12)
Understanding the Service Broker Conversation Architecture
351(6)
Putting It All Together: A Sample Service Broker Application
357(5)
Developing Applications for SQL Server Notification Services
362(31)
Understanding the Notification Services Application Architecture
363(2)
Building Notification Services Applications
365(20)
Configuring a Notification Services Instance
385(3)
Deploying Notification Services Instances
388(4)
Looking at Notification Services Sample Applications
392(1)
Using SQL Server Database Mail
393(14)
Understanding the Database Mail Architecture
395(12)
Summary
407(1)
Exam Essentials
408(1)
Review Questions
409(5)
Answers to Review Questions
414(3)
Designing a Reporting Services Solution
417(60)
Understanding Your Options for Developing Reports
419(1)
Understanding the Report Model
419(12)
Building a Report Model
420(9)
Deploying a Report Model
429(1)
Using a Report Model
429(2)
Using the SSRS Report Wizard to Design Reports
431(6)
Using Microsoft Visual Studio to Develop Reporting Services Reports
437(8)
Understanding Report Layout and Rendering Options
445(10)
Working with Report Data Regions
445(1)
Grouping Report Data
446(4)
Understanding How Reports Are Rendered at Runtime
450(1)
Controlling User Interaction within Reports
451(1)
Working with Graphical Report Elements
452(1)
Working with Report Style Elements
452(2)
Working with Nongraphical Report Elements
454(1)
Creating SSRS Reports Using the Microsoft Report Builder Utility
455(3)
Optimizing Report Execution
458(5)
Caching Reports
460(1)
Creating Report Snapshots
461(2)
Using Report Manager
463(1)
Delivering Reports
464(3)
Configuring Email Support
465(1)
Creating Subscriptions
465(2)
Summary
467(1)
Exam Essentials
467(2)
Review Questions
469(5)
Answers to Review Questions
474(3)
Designing Data Integration Solutions
477(78)
Using SQL Server Integration Services
478(48)
Understanding the Package Structure
487(16)
Understanding the SSIS Architecture
503(3)
Testing and Debugging SSIS Packages
506(20)
Using Alternate Data Integration Technologies
526(20)
Using the SQL Server Agent
527(1)
Using the BCP Utility
528(4)
Using the Bulk Insert Statement
532(2)
Using Linked Servers
534(4)
Using Ad Hoc Distributed Queries
538(3)
Using Replication
541(5)
Summary
546(1)
Exam Essentials
546(1)
Review Questions
547(5)
Answers to Review Questions
552(3)
Case Studies
555(24)
Case Study 1: United Nations
557(2)
Existing Environment
557(1)
Business Requirements
558(1)
Technical Requirements
558(1)
Review Questions
559(3)
Answers to Review Questions
562(1)
Case Study 2: Energy Trading
563(2)
Existing Environment
563(1)
Business Requirements
563(1)
Technical Requirements
564(1)
Review Questions
565(2)
Answers to Review Questions
567(1)
Case Study 3: Nigerian Census
568(2)
Existing Environment
568(1)
Business Requirements
569(1)
Technical Requirements
569(1)
Review Questions
570(2)
Answers to Review Questions
572(1)
Case Study 4: Shark Conservation
573(2)
Existing Environment
573(1)
Business Requirements
574(1)
Technical Requirements
574(1)
Review Questions
575(2)
Answers to Review Questions
577(2)
Glossary 579(14)
Index 593


Victor Isakov is a database architect and Microsoft certified trainer based in Sydney, Australia. He provides consulting and training services to organizations in the public, private, and NGO sectors globally. He has authored a number of books on SQL Server and worked closely with Microsoft to develop the new generation of SQL Server 2005 Certification and Microsoft Official Curriculum for both ILT and e-Learning.