Creating SQL Server 2005 Applications with Visual Studio
Published on 21. September 2006
Book
Paperback/Softback
600 pages
978-0-13-146355-4 (ISBN)
Description
For Database Management courses emphasizing database systems development using Microsoft SQL Server 2005, it could be used as either stand-alone or as a supplement to a more conceptual text.
This text provides an overview of database design and implementation topics using Microsoft SQL Server 2005, with an emphasis on database application development using Visual Studio.NET. Prerequisite knowledge is a one-semester programming course in any language.
This text provides an overview of database design and implementation topics using Microsoft SQL Server 2005, with an emphasis on database application development using Visual Studio.NET. Prerequisite knowledge is a one-semester programming course in any language.
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Language
English
Place of publication
United States
Publishing group
Pearson Education (US)
Target group
Professional and scholarly
Dimensions
Height: 254 mm
Width: 204 mm
Thickness: 23 mm
Weight
1193 gr
ISBN-13
978-0-13-146355-4 (9780131463554)
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Persons
Charles M. (Mike) Morrison is an Associate Professor in the Computer Science Department at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire. He has an undergraduate degree in Geological Engineering from Colorado School of Mines, an MS in Geology from Oklahoma State University, an MBA from Oklahoma University, and a Ph.D in Management Information Systems from the University of Arizona. He has co-authored four textbooks on Oracle database development and two textbooks on Web/Database application development. When he isn't writing or teaching, you can find him riding his mountain bike or off-road motorcycles on Wisconsin trails.
Joline Morrison is an Associate Professor in the Computer Science Department at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire, where she teaches a variety of database and Web development topics. Along with her husband, she has authored books on database development and Web/database development. She has an undergraduate degree in engineering from the University of Wyoming, and a Ph.D in Management Information Systems from the University of Arizona. Her winter hobby is alpine skiing, her summertime hobby is gardening, and her year-round hobbies are quilting and walking with her dog in the woods.
Joline Morrison is an Associate Professor in the Computer Science Department at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire, where she teaches a variety of database and Web development topics. Along with her husband, she has authored books on database development and Web/database development. She has an undergraduate degree in engineering from the University of Wyoming, and a Ph.D in Management Information Systems from the University of Arizona. Her winter hobby is alpine skiing, her summertime hobby is gardening, and her year-round hobbies are quilting and walking with her dog in the woods.
Content
Table of Contents
1. Introduction to Databases
Overview of Databases. The Database Development LIfe Cycle. Entity Relationship Modeling. Using an ER Model to Define Relational Database Tables.
2. Creating SQL Server Databases
Database System Architectures. SQL Server 2005 DBMSsand Client Applications. SQL Server Database Objects. Creating and Managing Databases. Creating Database Tables. Deleting Database Tables. Modifying Existing Database Tables.
3. Creating SQL Queries to View Database Data
Sample Databases. Using SQL Queries to Retrieve Database Data. Using Arithmetic Operations in Queries. Using In-Line Functions in Queries.Using Aggregate Functions in Queries. Formatting Query Output. Retrieving Data From Multiple Tables. Creating Nester Queries. Database Views. Performing Set Operations in Queries.
4. SQL Action Queries and T-SQL Scripts
Inserting, Updating, and Deleting Database Data. Database Transactions and Locking/Blocking. T-SQL Programming. Stores Procedures. User-defined Functions. Triggers.
5. Introduction to Visual Basic and the Visual Basic Integrated Development Environment
.Net Framework. Using the VB Integrates Development Environment (IDE). VB Programming Fundamentals. Controlling Program Flow. User-Defined Procedures.
6. Creating VB .NET Database Applications
Accessing Data in .Net. Creating and Managing Data Access Components in the VB IDE. Common Database Interfaces. Working with Data-Bound Controls. Using Program Commands to Manipulate Data. Creating a Form Combining Data-Bound Controls and Program Commands. Retrieving Data Synchronously.
7. Creating Database Reports
Common Database Report Layouts. Creating A Single-Table Tabular Report. Creating a Report That Displays Data From Multiple Tables. Creating a Master-Details Report with Multiple Master-Detail Relationships. Adding Summary and Formula Fields to a Report. Creating a Report That Accepts an Input Parameter.
8. Creating Web-based Database Applications Using ASP.NET
Introduction to the World Wide Web. Web Addressing Concepts. HyperText Markup Language. Introduction to ASP.NET.Creating Web Database Forms.
9. Using XML in Database Applications
Introduction to XML. Creating SQL Server Queries to Retrieve XML-Formatted Data. Extensivke Stylesheet Language Transformation (XSLTs). Creating and Processing XML Documents Using Data Sets. Using .NET Program Commands to Create XML Files and Add XML Elements. Sharing XML Data Using XML Web Services.
10. SQL Server Database Administration
SQL Server Database Management Tools. Database Indexing. Security and User Authentication. Backup and Recovery. Deploying Database Applications.
Appendix A: Configuring a client/server SQL Server application development environment
Appendix B: Configuring a SQL Express development environment
1. Introduction to Databases
Overview of Databases. The Database Development LIfe Cycle. Entity Relationship Modeling. Using an ER Model to Define Relational Database Tables.
2. Creating SQL Server Databases
Database System Architectures. SQL Server 2005 DBMSsand Client Applications. SQL Server Database Objects. Creating and Managing Databases. Creating Database Tables. Deleting Database Tables. Modifying Existing Database Tables.
3. Creating SQL Queries to View Database Data
Sample Databases. Using SQL Queries to Retrieve Database Data. Using Arithmetic Operations in Queries. Using In-Line Functions in Queries.Using Aggregate Functions in Queries. Formatting Query Output. Retrieving Data From Multiple Tables. Creating Nester Queries. Database Views. Performing Set Operations in Queries.
4. SQL Action Queries and T-SQL Scripts
Inserting, Updating, and Deleting Database Data. Database Transactions and Locking/Blocking. T-SQL Programming. Stores Procedures. User-defined Functions. Triggers.
5. Introduction to Visual Basic and the Visual Basic Integrated Development Environment
.Net Framework. Using the VB Integrates Development Environment (IDE). VB Programming Fundamentals. Controlling Program Flow. User-Defined Procedures.
6. Creating VB .NET Database Applications
Accessing Data in .Net. Creating and Managing Data Access Components in the VB IDE. Common Database Interfaces. Working with Data-Bound Controls. Using Program Commands to Manipulate Data. Creating a Form Combining Data-Bound Controls and Program Commands. Retrieving Data Synchronously.
7. Creating Database Reports
Common Database Report Layouts. Creating A Single-Table Tabular Report. Creating a Report That Displays Data From Multiple Tables. Creating a Master-Details Report with Multiple Master-Detail Relationships. Adding Summary and Formula Fields to a Report. Creating a Report That Accepts an Input Parameter.
8. Creating Web-based Database Applications Using ASP.NET
Introduction to the World Wide Web. Web Addressing Concepts. HyperText Markup Language. Introduction to ASP.NET.Creating Web Database Forms.
9. Using XML in Database Applications
Introduction to XML. Creating SQL Server Queries to Retrieve XML-Formatted Data. Extensivke Stylesheet Language Transformation (XSLTs). Creating and Processing XML Documents Using Data Sets. Using .NET Program Commands to Create XML Files and Add XML Elements. Sharing XML Data Using XML Web Services.
10. SQL Server Database Administration
SQL Server Database Management Tools. Database Indexing. Security and User Authentication. Backup and Recovery. Deploying Database Applications.
Appendix A: Configuring a client/server SQL Server application development environment
Appendix B: Configuring a SQL Express development environment