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SQL

stored procedures, triggers, and cursors

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converting program commands into instructions computer can understand Compile
used to create new procedure CREATE PROCEDURE
identifying all variables to be used in stored procedure Declaration
used to run a stored procedure EXECUTE
used to accept input from user input parameter
used to store values located within a stored procedure local variable
used to display data to output device PRINT Statement
used to return results from functions RETURN statement
one or more SQL statements stored inside a database stored procedure
simplify/optimize performance of queries & improve security stored procedures
used to create basic stored procedure in MS SQL Server CREATE PROCEDURE
used to specify any SQL statements used within stored procedure AS
to create a stored procedure all local variables must start with @
to give unique name and assign a data type to variable declare
required to process stored procedure EXECUTE
May be used to send e-mail and perform data validation triggers
used to track changes made to tables and modify computed columns triggers
enforce referential integrity rules and provide security triggers
command used to create new trigger CREATE TRIGGER
specifies operation that trigger is linked to FOR
indicates table that trigger relates to ON
stored procedure executed with INSERT UPDATE or DELETE statement trigger
converts lowercase characters to uppercase characters upper () function
delete a trigger DROP TRIGGER
indicates new procedure is beginning BEGIN statement
used to free result set by closing cursor CLOSE statement
used to scroll through set of records to retrieve data cursor
used to release all memory associated with cursor DEALLOCATE statement
used to define cursor result set to be used for all cursor operations DECLARE
tells DBMS that procedure is ending END statement
used to specify which rows to retrieve FETCH statement
used to open cursor OPEN CURSOR statement
group of records retrieved by an SQL query result set
sets condition for repeated execution of SQL stmt or stmt block WHILE loop
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