SitemapTable of ContentsCopyrightA Note from Series Editor Ed TittelAbout the AuthorAcknowledgmentsWe Want to Hear from You!IntroductionAbout the Exam and Content AreasHow to Prepare for the ExamWhat This Book Will DoWhat This Book Will Not DoAbout the BookSelf-AssessmentDatabase Implementation and Administration as an MCDBATesting Your Exam ReadinessWell, Let's Get to ItChapter 1. Database Development on SQL Server 2000IntroductionThe Server and Its ComponentsThe ExamSQL Server ObjectsTypes of DataExam Prep QuestionsChapter 2. Creating a Logical Data ModelIntroductionData Modeling and Logical Data DesignData NormalizationDenormalizationRelationships Between EntitiesExam Prep QuestionsChapter 3. Implementing the Physical DatabaseIntroductionA Hardware DialogueThe File SystemDatabase CreationInside the DatabaseTrigger UtilizationTroubleshooting Failed Object CreationExam Prep QuestionsChapter 4. Advanced Physical Database ImplementationIntroductionThe Need for a More Complex DesignDatabase Configuration OptionsOther Multiple Machine Database ImplementationsExam Prep QuestionsChapter 5. Retrieving and Modifying DataIntroductionMoving a Mountain of DataSelecting Information from the DataJoining Multiple Sets of DataExtensible Markup Language (XML)Exam Prep QuestionsChapter 6. Programming Business LogicIntroductionStart with Data Analysis Prior to CodingProviding the Orders to Be FollowedConverting Constructs to CodeAlternative Coding MechanismsExam Prep QuestionsChapter 7. Tuning and Optimizing Analysis