Tables

Table 1-1: New Data Types in SQL:1999 11

Table 2-1: Code Requirements and Constructs, and SQL Server Permission Sets 50

Table 2-2: Contents of sys.assemblies 54

Table 2-3: Contents of sys.assembly_references 54

Table 2-4: Contents of sys.assembly_files 55

Table 3-1: SqlTypes Mappings to Other Types 82

Table 3-2: SqlTypes Conversions 84

Table 3-3: CLR Operations Supported by SqlTypes 89

Table 3-4: SqlFunction Properties 96

Table 4-1: SqlContext Static Properties 117

Table 4-2: Public Members of SqlConnection 119

Table 4-3: Public Members of SqlCommand 122

Table 4-4: How to Obtain Different Result Types 126

Table 4-5: Methods of the SqlPipe Class 136

Table 6-1: Security Policies for Windows and SQL Server 2005 Logins 237

Table 6-2: Encryption Choices for SQL Server Security Secrets 241

Table 6-3: EXECUTE AS Options 256

Table 6-4: General Behavior of SQL Server Permission Sets 271

Table 7-1: Versioning Database at READ COMMITTED Isolation 281

Table 7-2: Versioning Database at SERIALIZABLE Isolation 282

Table 7-3: Example of SNAPSHOT Isolation 285

Table 7-4: Versioning Database at SNAPSHOT Isolation, Concurrent Updates 287

Table 8-1: Error Functions 315

Table 8-2: Possible Values of XACT_STATE 317

Table 10-1: Columns in the Node Table 478

Table 12-1: SqlXml Managed Classes 635

Table 13-1: ODBC Metadata Columns for UDTs 656

Table 13-2: OLE DB Metadata Columns for UDTs 656

Table 13-3: ODBC Metadata for XML Data Type Column with an XML Schema Collection 666

Table 13-4: OLE DB Metadata for XML Data Type Column with an XML Schema Collection 667

Table 13-5: Metadata Columns Returned from ADO.NET for Large Value Types 668

Table 13-6: Notification Request Properties in ODBC 676

Table 13-7: Notification Request Properties in OLE DB and ADO 677

Table 14-1: Provider-Specific Classes and Generic Interfaces in ADO.NET 1.0/1.1 707

Table 14-2: Generic Base Classes and Generic Interfaces in ADO.NET 2.0 708

Table 14-3: DbProviderFactories Methods 711

Table 14-4: Example Connection-String Parameters in SQL Server APIs 716

Table 14-5: Parameter Styles and Parameter Markers in ADO.NET 2.0 Data Providers 718

Table 14-6: DataSourceInformation in Microsoft Providers 725

Table 14-7: Namespace Abbreviations Used in .NET Framework Tracepoints 737

Table 14-8: Call Types Used in .NET Framework Tracepoints 738

Table 14-9: SqlBulkCopy and BCP Equivalents 751

Table 14-10: SQL Server Version and Feature Availability 758

Table 15-1: ServerConnection Connection Properties 786

Table 15-2: Server Properties 789

Table 15-3: Properties of SqlSmoObject.Property 797

Table 15-4: Interpretation of Property.Value 799

Table 15-5: SqlSmoState Values 802

Table 16-1: Commands for NSControl 843

Table A-1: Target Switches 902

Table A-2: Members of System.Object 906

Table A-3: Syntax for Type Definitions in C# 908

Table A-4: Access Modifiers 909

Table A-5: Type Members 914

Table C-1: Custom Attributes on SQLCLR Items 958

Table C-2: Custom Attributes Properties on SQLCLR Items 960

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