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Transaction Locking
Define Transactions
Three Transactions Modes
Define Isolation Levels
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Transaction Isolation - Quiz
Optimistic Pessimistic Locking
Deadlock Transaction Blocking
Avoid Server Deadlocks
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Server Interaction
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SQL-Server Triggers
Trigger SQL Server Utility
Three Trigger Types
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Creating SQL Triggers
Practice Creating Triggers
Creating Triggers - Exercise
Implementing SQL-Server-Triggers
Modifying Triggers
Deleting SQL-Server Triggers
Testing SQL-Server Trigger
SQL Trigger Conclusion
SQL Triggers-Quiz
Stored Procedures
What is SP
Enforcing Business Rules
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Stored Procedures - Exercise
Modifying Procedures
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System Extended SP
Error Handling
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Different SP Conclusion
Stored Procedure - Quiz
Accessing Remote Data
Enterprise Manager Server
Adding Remote Login
Accessing Remote Data - Exercise
Accessing remote data with Linked Server
Objective:
Practice adding a linked server and accessing a remote stored procedure.
Exercise Scoring
This exercise is worth a total of 25 points. You will receive up to 25 points for accurately creating the Transact-SQL statement that does the following:
Adds a linked server
Executes a remote stored procedure on the linked server
Instructions
Assume that you are connected to a server named Washington. First, construct a Transact-SQL statement to add Boston as a linked server to Washington. Second, write a line of code that executes a remote stored procedure, called
usp_GetSalary,
located on the Boston server in the Employees database, owned by
dbo
. The
usp_GetSalary
stored procedure accepts one argument, which is the ID of the employee. In your SQL statement, pass the value of
205
for this parameter.
Submitting the exercise
Type or paste your Transact-SQL statement into the text box below, then click the
Submit
button to submit it and view a results page.
