October 2002
Beginner
864 pages
18h 41m
English
To illustrate the use of these SQL extensions to create actual programming logic, we are using Sybase and Microsoft SQL Server's Transact-SQL language. It contains most of the constructs found in third-generation languages (procedural programming languages such as C), as well as some SQL Server–specific features that turn out to be very handy tools for the database programmer. (Other manufacturers' extensions contain many of these features and more.)
Everyone reading this book can use Transact-SQL—including casual relational database programmers who occasionally write queries as well as developers who write applications and create objects such as triggers and stored procedures.
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