Table of Contents

Introduction. PART I: An Introduction to Microsoft SQL Server 2000. Chapter 1: What's New with You? New Features in SQL Server 2000. Chapter 2: A Quick Tour of Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Tools. PART II: Database Design. Chapter 3: Understanding the Relational Data Model. Chapter 4: Creating Base--Level SQL Server Objects. Chapter 5: Creating Advanced SQL Server Objects. Chapter 6: Programming SQL Server 2000. Chapter 7: Fun with Stored Procedures. PART III: Interface Design. Chapter 8: Making Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Work by Using SQL. Chapter 9: Now That I Have a Structure, How Do I Use It? Chapter 10: Maintaining Flexibility by Importing and Exporting Data. PART IV: Enterprise Issues. Chapter 11: Preventing the Inevitable Disaster (Losing Data). Chapter 12: So You Want to Be Published. Chapter 13: Distributed Queries. PART V: Administrative Issues. Chapter 14: Using Jobs and Alerts to Make SQL Server Work for You. Chapter 15: Maintenance Plans. PART VI: The Parts of Tens. Chapter 16: Ten Microsoft SQL Server Resources. Chapter 17: Ten Popular Ways to Give SQL Server More Pizzazz. PART VII: Appendixes. Appendix A: Wizard Flowcharts. Appendix B: About the CD. Index. End--User License Agreement. Installation Instructions. Book Registration Information.

About the Author

Anthony T. Mann, MCT, MCDBA, MCSD, a principal architect with Internosis, specializes in database architect, design, development, and optimization. His books include Microsoft SQL Server 7 For Dummies.