Information Technology

SQL Server 2012 T-SQL Recipes

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Sometimes all one wants is a good example. That’s our motivation for accepting the baton from Joe Sack and revising his excellent work to cover the very latest edition of Microsoft’s database engine—SQL Server 2012. T-SQL is fundamental to working with SQL Server. Almost everything you do, from querying a table to creating indexes to backing up and recovering, ultimately comes down to T-SQL statements being issued and executed. Sometimes it’s a utility executing statements on your behalf. Other times you must write them yourself. And when you have to write them yourself, you’re probably going to be in a hurry. Information technology is like that. It’s a field full of stress and deadlines, and don’t we all just want to get home for dinner with our families? We sure do want to be home for dinner, and that brings us full circle to the example-based format you’ll find in this book. If you have a job to do that’s covered in this book, you can count on a clear code example and very few words to waste your time. We put the code first! And explain it afterward. We hope our examples are clear enough that you can just crib from them and get on with your day, but the detailed explanations are there if you need them. We’ve missed a few dinners from working on this book. We hope it helps you avoid the same fate.

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: ., 2012

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1-794

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English

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978-1-4302-4201-7

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