MCSE Training Guide (70-229). Designing and Implementing Databases with MicrosoftR SQL ServerT 2000 Enterprise Edition

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RAID (Redundant Array of Independent/Inexpensive Disks)   2nd  

       levels  

       software versus hardware  

RAISERROR   2nd   3rd  

RAISERROR() command  

raising

       errors   2nd  

        user -defined errors  

RAW option (FOR XML operator)   2nd  

RDBMS (Relational Database Management System)  

RDBMS (relational database management systems)  

Read Committed  

READ ONLY   2nd  

Read Uncommitted  

READ_ONLY database configuration option  

READ_WRITE database configuration option  

reading

       execution plans

               Query Analyzer   2nd   3rd  

rebuilding

       indexes   2nd  

               with DBCC DBREINDEX  

RECOMPILE   2nd  

recompiling procedures  

RECONFIGURE command  

records

       defined  

recoverability  

       backup and disaster recovery  

       operating system service properties   2nd   3rd  

       recovery models   2nd   3rd   4th  

       standby servers  

       system and data  

RECOVERY FULL database configuration option  

recovery models  

       Bulk-Logged  

       Full  

       Simple  

recursive triggers  

       direct recursion   2nd   3rd   4th  

       indirect recursion   2nd  

RECURSIVE_TRIGGERS database configuration option  

reducing

       lock contention   2nd  

redundancy  

Redundant Array of Independent/Inexpensive Disks.   [See RAID]

referential integrity   2nd   3rd   4th   5th   6th  

       triggers

               enforcing   2nd   3rd   4th   5th  

relational database engines

       running multiple instances  

Relational Database Management System (RDBMS)  

relational database management systems.   [See RDBMS]

relational databases   2nd  

relationships   2nd   3rd  

       defining   2nd   3rd   4th  

       implementing   2nd   3rd  

       many-to-many  

       many-to-many relationships  

       one-to-many  

       one-to-many relationships  

       one-to-one  

       one-to-one relationships  

remote agent activation   2nd  

removing

       views   2nd   3rd  

renaming

       triggers   2nd   3rd  

       views   2nd  

Repeatable Read  

replays

       of traces

               performing   2nd  

replays.   [See also playing back]

replication   2nd   3rd   4th  

       advantages of   2nd  

        agents   2nd  

               Distribution agent  

               Log Reader agent   2nd  

               Merge agent   2nd  

               Queue Reader agent  

               Snapshot agent   2nd  

       configurations  

               central publisher, multiple subscribers   2nd   3rd  

               multiple publishers, multiple subscribers   2nd   3rd  

               multiple publishers, single subscriber   2nd  

               single publisher, remote distributor   2nd  

       confirming   2nd  

       enabling   2nd  

       heterogeneous interoperability   2nd  

       latency   2nd  

       merge replication   2nd   3rd  

               how it works   2nd   3rd  

       Publisher/Subscriber metaphor   2nd  

               articles  

               Distributor  

               partitioning   2nd  

               Publisher  

               Subscriber  

               subscriptions  

       site autonomy  

       snapshot replication   2nd   3rd  

               changing snapshot lcoation   2nd  

               how it works   2nd  

               network considerations  

       transactional consistency   2nd  

       transactional replication   2nd   3rd  

               filtering  

               how it works   2nd   3rd   4th  

       types of   2nd  

reporting data.   [See grouping data]

requirements

       certification  

       for indexed views   2nd  

       for playback   2nd   3rd   4th   5th  

       hardware requirements

               for SQL Server   2nd  

requirements (of SQL Server 2000)   2nd  

       hardware  

resources   2nd  

RESTRICTED_USER database configuration option  

restrictions

       on user-defined functions   2nd  

results

       of SQL Profiler   2nd  

retake policy for exams   2nd  

retrieving

       data.   [See data retrieval]

RETURN statement   2nd   3rd  

return values

       CURSOR STATUS  

       passing back

               to stored procedures   2nd  

returning

       parameters

               to user-defined functions   2nd   3rd  

       TOP rows   2nd   3rd  

returns

       as cursors  

RFFlow

       database design software  

RIGHT OUTER JOIN statement   2nd   3rd   4th  

roles   2nd  

       application roles  

       fixed roles  

ROLLBACK TRANSACTION   2nd  

ROLLUP operator   2nd   3rd  

       versus COMPUTE and COMPUTE BY operators   2nd  

root nodes

       clustered indexes  

rows

       deleting through views   2nd   3rd   4th  

       inserting through views   2nd   3rd   4th   5th  

       selecting

               in views  

       selecting based on null values   2nd  

       TOP

               returning   2nd   3rd  

       updating through views   2nd   3rd   4th  

rules

       data integrity  

       data modification

               constraining  

       for cursors  

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