SQL Server 6.5 Secrets

Microsoft's SQL Server software is rich in features and offers database programmers sophisticated relational tools. It can, however, prove somewhat inscrutable to those more familiar with Oracle's, Sybase's, or Informix's SQL implementations than with Microsoft's. To help you realize the full potential of this powerful product, database experts David K. Rensin and Andrew M. Fedorchek share in SQL Server 6.5 SECRETS the benefit of countless hours spent pushing SQL Server to its limits and reveal numerous features subtle and hidden. Here, you find in-depth coverage of new features such as replications, declarative referential integrity (DRI), and distributed transactions. You even discover how easy it can be to publish data on the World Wide Web using SQL Server. Plus, on the accompanying bonus CD-ROM, you get every secret and technique included in the book -- from ready-to-use source code to Web Forms Express (a World Wide Web server providing access to OLE controls and applications) and SQL-Programmer (a graphical user interface administration tool for running reports on database objects).