Chapter 1. Design and implement database objects
Developing and implementing a database for SQL Server starts with understanding both the process of designing a database and the basic structures that make up a database. A firm grip on those fundamentals is a must for an SQL Server developer, and is even more important for taking this exam.
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We begin with the fundamentals of a typical database meant to store information about a business. This is generally referred to as online transaction processing (OLTP), where the goal is to store data that accurately reflects what happens in the business in a manner that works well for the applications. ...
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