MS SQL Server Concepts and Programming Question:
What is a database in MS SQL Server?
Answer:
A database is a logical container that contains a set of related database objects:
* Tables - Storages of structured data.
* Views - Queries to present data from tables.
* Indexes - Sorting indexes to speed up searches.
* Stored Procedures - Predefined SQL program units.
* Users - Identifications used for data access control.
* Other objects.
* Tables - Storages of structured data.
* Views - Queries to present data from tables.
* Indexes - Sorting indexes to speed up searches.
* Stored Procedures - Predefined SQL program units.
* Users - Identifications used for data access control.
* Other objects.
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