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T-SQL for Data Definition
Vu Tuyet Trinh

Hanoi University of Technology
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Overview of Transact-SQL

Based on AINSI SQL 92 standard

Composing of three categories

Data Manipulation Language (DML)

Data Definition Language (DDL)

Data Control Language (DCL)

Having some Microsoft specific extensions

Beyond relational data

.net framework integration
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Data Definition Language

Create
used to create databases and their objects.

Use
allows you to specify the database you wish to work with within


your DBMS.

Alter
used to modify the definition of it without deleting it

Drop
used to remove entire database objects
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Overview of Database Objects
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Outline

Data Definition Language

Managing Databases

Data Types

Managing Tables

Managing other SQL Server Objects
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Databases in SQL Server

Database
Storing data and other database
objects

Database Snapshot


Maintain historical data for report
generation

Safeguard data against
administrative error

Safeguard data against user error
SQL Server
Enterprise Edition
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Creating a New Database

Factors to consider

Default: Sysadmin, dbcreator

Creator becomes the owner

Maximum of 32,767 per server

Follow naming rules
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Creating a New Database

Some arguments:

The name of the database

The size of the database


The files where the database will reside
CREATE DATABASE Sample
ON
PRIMARY ( NAME=SampleData,
FILENAME='c:\Program Files\..\..\Data\Sample.mdf',
SIZE=10MB,
MAXSIZE=15MB,
FILEGROWTH=20%)
LOG ON
( NAME=SampleLog,
FILENAME= 'c:\Program Files\..\..\Data\Sample.ldf',
SIZE=3MB,
MAXSIZE=5MB,
FILEGROWTH=1MB)
COLLATE SQL_Latin1_General_Cp1_CI_AS
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Setting & Viewing Database Options

Set Database Options By Using:

SQL Server Management Studio

ALTER DATABASE statement

Database Option Categories

Auto options

Cursor options


Recovery options

SQL options

State options
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Retrieving Database Information

Determining database properties by using the
DATABASEPROPERTYEX Function

SELECT DATABASEPROPERTYEX
(‘pubs’,’useraccess’)

SELECT DATABASEPROPERTYEX
(‘pubs’,’recovery’)

Using system stored procedures to display
information about databases and its parameters

sp_helpdb

sp_helpdb database_name

sp_spaceused [objname]
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Attaching an Existing Database
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Creating a Snapshot Database
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Managing Databases

Managing Data and Log File Growth

Monitoring and Expanding a Transaction Log

Shrinking a Database or File

Dropping a Database
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Managing Data and Log File Growth
ALTER DATABASE Sample
MODIFY FILE ( NAME = 'SampleLog',
SIZE = 15MB)
GO
ALTER DATABASE Sample
ADD FILE
(NAME = SampleData2,
FILENAME='c:\Program Files\..\..\
Data\Sample2.ndf',
SIZE=15MB,
MAXSIZE=20MB)
GO

Using Automatic File Growth

Expanding Database Files

Adding Secondary Database Files
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Monitoring and Expanding a Transaction Log

Monitoring the log

Monitoring situations that produce extensive
log activity

Mass loading of data into indexed table

Large transactions

Performing logged text or image operations

Expanding the log when necessary
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Shrinking a Database or File

Shrinking an Entire Database

Shrinking a Data File in the Database

Shrinking a Database Automatically
Set autoshrink database option to true
DBCC SHRINKDATABASE (Sample, 25)
DBCC SHRINKFILE (Sample_Data, 10)
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Dropping a Database
DROP DATABASE Northwind, pubs

Methods of Dropping a Database


SQL Server Enterprise Manager

DROP DATABASE statement

Restrictions on Dropping a Database

While it is being restored

When a user is connected to it

When publishing as part of replication

If it is a system database
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Outline

Data Definition Language

Managing Databases

Data Types

Managing Tables

Managing other SQL Server Objects

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