MCITP Administrator: Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Optimization and Maintenance (Exam 70-444) Study Guide
- Object permission
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A permission on a database object that controls how the object can be accessed.
- One-to-many relationship
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Used in a relational database to denote that a single row in the parent table can be related to one or more rows in the related child table but that a row in the child table can be related to only a single row in the referenced parent table.
- One-to-one relationship
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Used in a relational database to denote that a single row in the parent table can be related to only one row in the related child table and that a row in the child table can be related to only a single row in the referenced parent table.
- Ownership chaining
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Where the same object owner exists across all the dependency chains between the objects.