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2001
There are three types of stored procedures available in SQL Server 2000: system, extended, and user-defined. This chapter concentrates on system stored procedures. Extended stored procedures are covered in Chapter 10, and the basics of user-defined stored procedures are covered in Chapter 11.
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There are three types of stored procedures available in SQL Server 2000: system, extended, and user-defined. This chapter concentrates on system stored procedures. Extended stored procedures are covered in Chapter 10, and the basics of user-defined stored procedures are covered in Chapter 11.
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2004
The easiest code to generate is stored procedure scripts. Stored procedures tend to closely follow a pattern, have a high payback for code generation, and give rapid feedback. It’s easy to execute the scripts that compile stored procedures and place them in your database right after you generate the scripts.
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The easiest code to generate is stored procedure scripts. Stored procedures tend to closely follow a pattern, have a high payback for code generation, and give rapid feedback. It’s easy to execute the scripts that compile stored procedures and place them in your database right after you generate the scripts.
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2001
Extended stored procedures allow you to extend the inherent functionality of SQL Server 2000 by referencing programs written in languages like C++ as if they were either a system or user-defined stored procedure. As long as the programs are compiled as dynamic-link libraries (DLLs) and contain extended stored procedure API functionality, they can be ...
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Extended stored procedures allow you to extend the inherent functionality of SQL Server 2000 by referencing programs written in languages like C++ as if they were either a system or user-defined stored procedure. As long as the programs are compiled as dynamic-link libraries (DLLs) and contain extended stored procedure API functionality, they can be ...
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User-Defined Stored Procedures
2001User-defined stored procedures are used extensively by SQL programmers. Understanding how to create, manage, and the various ways to use them will put you on the right track to becoming a senior-level SQL programmer. After you complete this chapter and the extensive examples presented in Chapters 13 and 14, you should be prepared to tackle most any SQL
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2015
The last chapter taught you pretty much all you need to know to start creating stored procedures. We’ll enhance that knowledge in this chapter by introducing user-defined data types (UDT for short) and taking a detailed look at set-based logic. It’s one of the most important things you need to understand as a database developer, and once you understand
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The last chapter taught you pretty much all you need to know to start creating stored procedures. We’ll enhance that knowledge in this chapter by introducing user-defined data types (UDT for short) and taking a detailed look at set-based logic. It’s one of the most important things you need to understand as a database developer, and once you understand
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