SQL Server Magazine December 1999

[Focus]
When a Web site’s traffic begins to outweigh the Web server's ability to keep up with the incoming
client requests, you need to upsize the Web server. Take advantage of the opportunity to build in security measures.
By Mark Joseph Edwards
SQL Server 7.0 has a radically different way of validating logins and assigning permissions to users that will require you to rethink your security plan. With a little planning, securing your data can be much easier than with SQL Server 6.5.
By Morris Lewis
[Features]
Advance your knowledge of SQL Server 7.0 joins with this detailed examination of their inner
workings.
By Kalen Delaney , et al.
Discover how to leverage DTS’ power and flexibility in a non-SQL Server environment.
By Don Awalt , et al.
[Columns]
Here are some study tips on using constraints with SQL Server 7.0.
By Michael D. Reilly
An introduction to the query processor.
By Kalen Delaney
SQL Server 7.0 Service Pack 1 (SP1) for OLAP services enabled the cell-level security feature. Here’s how to use the Decision Support Object (DSO) COM interface to set and manage security.
By Russ Whitney
Here is a simple application that leverages Visual Basic (VB) and Excel by integrating them into one powerful tool.
By Ken Spencer
The questionnaire is a popular and valuable source of data for an organization. After gathering the questionnaire data comes the inevitable question of how to integrate these questionnaires into an existing database’s design.
By Michelle A. Poolet
[Lab Reports]
Data backup matters! A reviewer compares four enterprise-level backup products and SQL Server’s native backup utility.
By Jonathan Cragle
[Departments]
Reliability and reputation. Strangely enough, users expect software to work -- and they should.
By Michael Otey
Test your SQL Server Savvy
By Tibor Karaszi
In SQL Server 6.5 and 7.0, Microsoft ships a set of stored procedures that let you use a one-line cursor query for querying the master database for all tables or databases and performing an action on the results.
By Brian Knight
Answers from Microsoft
By Richard Waymire
Here are the seven coolest new features forthcoming in Shiloh.
By Michael Otey
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