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SQL Server 2005 Overview. Lucas Wensing [email protected]. SQL Server Roadmap History of Innovation. 1 st Generation. 2 nd Generation. 3 rd Generation. SQL Server 6.0/6.5. SQL Server 7.0. SQL Server 2000. SQL Server 2005. Differentiation from Sybase SQL Server - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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© 2004 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.This presentation is for informational purposes only. MICROSOFT MAKES NO WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, IN THIS SUMMARY.

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© 2004 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.This presentation is for informational purposes only. MICROSOFT MAKES NO WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, IN THIS SUMMARY.

SQL Server 2005 OverviewSQL Server 2005 Overview

Lucas Wensing Lucas Wensing [email protected]@microsoft.com

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SQL Server RoadmapHistory of InnovationSQL Server RoadmapHistory of Innovation

SQL Server 7.0

SQL Server 2005

SQL Server 2000

• Lowest TCOLowest TCO• Automatic TuningAutomatic Tuning

• Performance & ScalabilityPerformance & Scalability• Integrated Business IntelligenceIntegrated Business Intelligence

• Database Mirroring, & VLDB

• Multi-language Programmability & Extensibility

• Native XML support• First to integrate

Reporting, Enterprise ETL & Deep Data Mining

• Windows 2000 Availability

• First integrated XML• First integrated Data

Mining Engine• First integrated

Notification• Scalable Analysis• SQL Server 64-bit• SQL Server CE

• Re-architecture of relational server

• Extensive auto resource management

• First to integrate OLAP & ETL

• Deeper Windows integration

Cross-release Cross-release objectivesobjectives

SQL Server 6.0/6.5

• Differentiation from Sybase SQL Server

• Replication Re-architecture

• First to integrate Replication

• Windows integration

1st Generation 2nd Generation 3rd Generation

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The SQL Server StackThe SQL Server Stack

Notification ServicesNotification ServicesNotifications & AlertsNotifications & Alerts

Data Transformation ServicesData Transformation ServicesETLETL

SQL Server EngineSQL Server EngineRelational Database EngineRelational Database Engine

Reporting ServicesReporting ServicesEnterprise ReportingEnterprise Reporting

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Replication ServicesReplication ServicesData ReplicationData Replication

Analysis ServicesAnalysis ServicesOLAP & Data MiningOLAP & Data Mining

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Scalability, availability, security advancements

• Database mirroring, online operations for increased availability• Scales as the business grows: partitioning, snapshots• Secure by default, by design, by deployment

Share data across any platform

• Native support for XML, Web Services• Interoperability with any platform, application• Industry standards: HTTP, SOAP, WSDL, XQuery, XSD

Focus on manageability

• Integrated management toolset for relational and OLAP• New management programming model• Expanded self tuning

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Leverage existing development skills

• Use familiar tools/processes (VS, SourceSafe, etc)• Multiple languages: T-SQL, VB.NET, C#…• One development framework for relational, XML, OLAP

Provide end-to-end development tools

• Integrated tools: SQL Server “Studio”• Simplified and consistent source control environment• Integrated in-line debugging

Extensibility

• Native XML data type, user defined data types• Enhanced data access with ADO.NET v2• New distributed application framework: SQL Server Broker

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Scalable, comprehensive solution

• Extensive data modeling capabilities • New data mining algorithms for advanced analytics• Integrated with Visual Studio for rapid BI development

Real-time decision making tools

• New extensible reporting platform• Scalable and reliable for 24*7 support• Integration with operational systems

Extend information to employees, partners

• Supports heterogeneous data sources• Enterprise-class ETL (DTS)• Native XML Web Services

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.NET FrameworkCommon Language Runtime IntegrationUser-defined AggregatesUser-defined Data TypesUser-defined FunctionsSQL Server .NET Data ProviderExtended Triggers

Data TypesManaged SQL TypesNew XML DatatypeVarchar (MAX) Varbinary (MAX)

SQL Server EngineNew Message Service BrokerHTTP Support (Native HTTP)Database Tuning Advisor Multiple Active Result Sets Persisted Computed ColumnsSnapshot Isolation Level Scale Up PartitioningVIA support NUMA support

Database Failure and RedundancyFail-over Clustering (up to 8 node)Enhanced Multi-instance SupportDatabase MirroringDatabase Snapshots

XMLXQUERY Support XML Data Manipulation Language FOR XML EnhancementsXML Schema (XSD) Support MSXML 6.0 (Native).Net XML Framework

Full-text SearchIndexing of XML Datatype

Database MaintenanceBackup and Restore EnhancementsChecksum Integrity ChecksDedicated Administrator ConnectionDynamic AWEFast RecoveryHighly-available UpgradeOnline Index OperationsOnline RestoreParallel DBCCParallel Index Operations

Management ToolsNew Management StudioMDX Query EditorVersion Control SupportXML/ASQLCMD Command Line Tool

Performance Tuning Profiler EnhancementsProfiling Analysis ServicesExportable Showplan Exportable Deadlock Traces

MDAC SNACMicrosoft Installer base setupSupport for Active Directory Deployment

SQL Client .NET Data ProviderServer Cursor SupportAsynch

SecurityAll Permissions GrantableFine Grain Administration RightsSeparation of Users and SchemaData encryption primitives

ReplicationAuto-tuning Replication AgentsOracle PublicationImproved Blob Change Tracking Replication Monitor

OLAP and Data MiningAnalysis Management Objects Windows Integrated Backup and RestoreWeb Service/XML for AnalysisDTS and DM IntegrationNew Data Mining AlgorithmsAuto Packaging and Deployment

Data Transformation ServicesNew Architecture (DTR + DTP)Complex Control FlowsControl Flow DebuggingFor Each EnumerationsProperty MappingsFull Data Flow DesignerFull DTS Control Flow DesignerGraphical Presentation of Pkg ExecutionImmediate Mode and Project ModePackage (Advanced) Deployment ToolsCustom Tasks and Transformations

Reporting ServicesMultiple Output Formats Parameters (Static, Dynamic,

Hierarchical)Bulk Delivery of Personalized ContentSupport Multiple Data Sources STS (Web Parts, Doc Libraries)Visual Design ToolCharting, Sorting, Filtering, Drill-ThroughScheduling, CachingComplete Scripting EngineScale Out architectureOpen XML Report Definition

Notification Services & SQL Server CE

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Big Bet Availability FeaturesBig Bet Availability Features

Huge number of new availability Huge number of new availability featuresfeatures

Database MirroringDatabase Mirroring

Database SnapshotsDatabase Snapshots

Online database restoreOnline database restoreFile & PageFile & Page

Dedicated Admin ConnectionDedicated Admin Connection

Online Index Build and ReorganizeOnline Index Build and Reorganize

Snapshot IsolationSnapshot Isolation

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Data PartitioningData PartitioningPartitioning breaks a single object into multiple Partitioning breaks a single object into multiple manageable piecesmanageable pieces

Transparent to the applicationTransparent to the application

Allows easy management of very large tables Allows easy management of very large tables and indexesand indexes

The row is the unit of partitioningThe row is the unit of partitioning

All partitions run on a single SQL Server databaseAll partitions run on a single SQL Server database

Partitions can be created or dropped with virtually Partitions can be created or dropped with virtually no loss of availability to the tableno loss of availability to the table

Table fully available while loading, indexing a new partitionTable fully available while loading, indexing a new partition

Create new and drop old partition quicklyCreate new and drop old partition quickly

Fastest possible load rates Fastest possible load rates

If all indexes are “aligned”, moving partitions in or If all indexes are “aligned”, moving partitions in or out of a table is possibleout of a table is possible

““Sliding window” scenariosSliding window” scenarios

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Native SQL typeNative SQL typeUse for column, variable or parameterUse for column, variable or parameter

Can representCan representXML 1.0 documentsXML 1.0 documentsXML 1.0 fragments (0 to n element nodes and text XML 1.0 fragments (0 to n element nodes and text nodes at top)nodes at top)Can be constrained by XML Schema collectionCan be constrained by XML Schema collection

Methods on XML data typeMethods on XML data typequery(), value(), exist(), modify(), nodes()query(), value(), exist(), modify(), nodes()

Storage of XML instancesStorage of XML instancesAs LOB (2 GB) in efficient binary representation As LOB (2 GB) in efficient binary representation XML encoding transformed to UTF-16XML encoding transformed to UTF-16

Well-formed and validation checksWell-formed and validation checks

XML DatatypeXML Datatype

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XML Schema SupportXML Schema Support

XML Schema (World Wide Web Consortium XML Schema (World Wide Web Consortium [W3C] standard)[W3C] standard)

Rich mechanism for type definitions and validation Rich mechanism for type definitions and validation constraintsconstraints

Can be used to constrain XML documentsCan be used to constrain XML documents

Benefits of typed data Benefits of typed data Guarantees shape of dataGuarantees shape of data

Allows storage and query optimizationsAllows storage and query optimizations

XML type systemXML type systemStore XML schemas in system metadataStore XML schemas in system metadata

Does not preserve annotationsDoes not preserve annotations

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XQuery: XQuery: qquery XML documents and datauery XML documents and dataStandards-based: W3C working draftStandards-based: W3C working draft

In document 123, return section heading of In document 123, return section heading of section 3 and latersection 3 and laterSELECT id, xDoc.query('SELECT id, xDoc.query('

for $s in for $s in

/doc[@id = 123]//sec[@num >= 3]/doc[@id = 123]//sec[@num >= 3]

return <topic>{data($s/heading)}</topic>return <topic>{data($s/heading)}</topic>

') ') FROM docsFROM docs

XML QueryXML Query

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XML IndexXML Index

Create primary XML index on XML columnCreate primary XML index on XML columnCREATE PRIMARY XML INDEX idx_1 ON docs (xDoc)CREATE PRIMARY XML INDEX idx_1 ON docs (xDoc)

Creates secondary XML indexes on values Creates secondary XML indexes on values (VALUE), paths (PATH), properties (PROPERTY)(VALUE), paths (PATH), properties (PROPERTY)CREATE XML INDEX idx_1_Tag ON docs (xDoc) CREATE XML INDEX idx_1_Tag ON docs (xDoc) USING XML INDEX idx_1 FOR PATHUSING XML INDEX idx_1 FOR PATH

Speeds up queriesSpeeds up queriesResults can be served directly from indexResults can be served directly from index

Entire query is optimizedEntire query is optimizedSame award winning cost based optimizerSame award winning cost based optimizer

Indexes are used as availableIndexes are used as available

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Insert, update, & delete XQuery Insert, update, & delete XQuery extensionsextensionsXML sub-tree modification:XML sub-tree modification:

Add or delete XML sub-treesAdd or delete XML sub-treesUpdate valuesUpdate values

Add a new section after section 1:Add a new section after section 1:UPDATE docs SET xDoc.modify('insertUPDATE docs SET xDoc.modify('insert<section num=''2''><section num=''2''>

<heading>Background</heading><heading>Background</heading> </section> </section>after (/doc/section[@num=1])[1]')after (/doc/section[@num=1])[1]')

XML Data ModificationXML Data Modification

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Client XML Data AccessClient XML Data Access

Native AccessNative AccessSQLOLEDBSQLOLEDB

As DBTYPE_WSTRAs DBTYPE_WSTRLarge stringLarge string

As ISequentialStreamAs ISequentialStreamSAX or DOM can be built from server character streamSAX or DOM can be built from server character stream

Down Level, ADO and ODBC: large stringDown Level, ADO and ODBC: large stringManaged Access & CLR (XML datatype)Managed Access & CLR (XML datatype)

XML Type exposed as SqlXml XML Type exposed as SqlXml (System.Data.SqlTypes)(System.Data.SqlTypes)

XmlReader can be obtained using XmlReader can be obtained using sqlxml.CreateReader()sqlxml.CreateReader()

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XML IntegrationXML Integration

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CLR IntegrationCLR Integration

Hosting layer provides coordination of:Hosting layer provides coordination of:Assembly LoadingAssembly LoadingMemory managementMemory managementSecurity ModelSecurity ModelReliabilityReliabilityThreads & FibersThreads & FibersDeadlock detectionDeadlock detectionExecution contextExecution context

Allows System ExtensionAllows System ExtensionScalar FunctionsScalar FunctionsTable Value FunctionsTable Value FunctionsData TypesData TypesAggregatesAggregatesProceduresProcedures

Data AccessData Access

TriggersTriggers

SQL EngineSQL Engine

WindowsWindows

SQL OSSQL OS

CLRCLR

HostingHostingLayerLayer

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.NET Integration.NET Integration

Choice of where to run logicChoice of where to run logicDatabase, for logic that runs close to dataDatabase, for logic that runs close to data

Mid-tier, for logic that scales outMid-tier, for logic that scales out

Symmetric programming modelSymmetric programming model

Choice of programming language Choice of programming language T-SQL, for data-intensive stored T-SQL, for data-intensive stored proceduresprocedures

CLR languages, for a safe, modern CLR languages, for a safe, modern execution environment and for extending execution environment and for extending the enginethe engine

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.NET Integration.NET Integration

Provides a programming environment for developing:Provides a programming environment for developing:FunctionsFunctionsProceduresProceduresTriggersTriggersUser Defined TypesUser Defined TypesAggregatesAggregates

In-Process Data Access provider (ADO .NET v2)In-Process Data Access provider (ADO .NET v2)Symmetric data accessSymmetric data accessMid-tier/data tier deployment decisionMid-tier/data tier deployment decision

SecuritySecurityIntegration of SQL and CLR securityIntegration of SQL and CLR securityThree levels of code access securityThree levels of code access security

Safe, External-Access (verifiable), UnsafeSafe, External-Access (verifiable), Unsafe

Tight integration with Visual StudioTight integration with Visual StudioAuthoring, debugging, profilingAuthoring, debugging, profiling

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Visual Studio IntegrationVisual Studio Integration

Visual Studio supports a new SQL Server Visual Studio supports a new SQL Server 2005 Project system 2005 Project system

Easy to develop, debug and deploy .NET code Easy to develop, debug and deploy .NET code for the database for the database

Integrated debugging experience across Integrated debugging experience across mid-tier and database tiermid-tier and database tier

Seamlessly step cross-language – TSQL Seamlessly step cross-language – TSQL and .NETand .NET

Set breakpoints anywhere, inspect anythingSet breakpoints anywhere, inspect anything

Customer benefit : Increased ProductivityCustomer benefit : Increased Productivity

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.NET Integration.NET Integration

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SOA FeaturesSOA Features

SQL Server 2005 implements Service SQL Server 2005 implements Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) and Scale Oriented Architecture (SOA) and Scale Out ServicesOut Services

Service Broker – Service Based, Service Broker – Service Based, decoupled, asynchronous, distributed decoupled, asynchronous, distributed environmentenvironment

Query Notifications – Develop responsive Query Notifications – Develop responsive multi-tier data backed cachesmulti-tier data backed caches

Web Services access to SQL Server Web Services access to SQL Server (HTTP)(HTTP)

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Service BrokerService BrokerAsynchronous, Distributed, Decoupled Asynchronous, Distributed, Decoupled programming environmentprogramming environment

Fully integrated into the database engineFully integrated into the database engine

Programming Model - DDL and DMLProgramming Model - DDL and DML

Integrated Management and DeploymentIntegrated Management and Deployment

Dependent SQL Server 2005 features – Dependent SQL Server 2005 features – Events, Query NotificationsEvents, Query Notifications

Customer Usage, benefits: Enables new Customer Usage, benefits: Enables new scenarios - async SPs, Scalable scenarios - async SPs, Scalable distributed multi-db applicationsdistributed multi-db applications

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Synchronous & Asynchronous ProcessingSynchronous & Asynchronous Processing

ClientClientAppApp

LaunchedLaunchedStoredStoredProcProc

PersistedPersisted DialogDialog

Stored proc runs on:Stored proc runs on:- Different transactionDifferent transaction- Different threadDifferent thread- Different securityDifferent security- Different timeDifferent time

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Asynchronous ProgrammingAsynchronous Programming

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Query NotificationsQuery Notifications

Ability to subscribe to Ability to subscribe to resultsresults of a SQL of a SQL queryquery

Integrated change detection notifies Integrated change detection notifies client as soon as results of query client as soon as results of query changedchanged

Effectively off-loading query workload Effectively off-loading query workload from the server to caching clientsfrom the server to caching clients

““Don’t call us – we call you!”Don’t call us – we call you!”

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Service Broker

Business Scenario – Web CachingBusiness Scenario – Web Caching

Query Processor

Response

Response

Request

Request

Query/Subscription

Result

Notification

IIS / ASP.Net SQL Server 2005

Dispatcher

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SQL Web Services SQL Web Services SQL Web Services SQL Web Services

Native SOAP accessNative SOAP accessStandards based access to SQL Standards based access to SQL ServerServer

No client dependencyNo client dependency

Improved InteroperabilityImproved Interoperability

New “HTTP ENDPOINT” objectNew “HTTP ENDPOINT” objectConfigure connection infoConfigure connection info

Configure authenticationConfigure authentication

Expose Functions & SPsExpose Functions & SPs

Expose TSQL BatchesExpose TSQL Batches

Leverages kernel-mode listenerLeverages kernel-mode listener

HTTP.SYSHTTP.SYSHTTP.SYSHTTP.SYS

http://myserver/sqlPort: 80Port: 80

Integrated AuthIntegrated AuthWebMethodWebMethod

= myDb.dbo.mySP= myDb.dbo.mySP

HTTP EndpointHTTP Endpoint

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HTTP EndpointsHTTP EndpointsSQL Server ManagementSQL Server Management

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SummarySQL Server 2005 an Integrated Data PlatformSQL Server 2005 an Integrated Data PlatformSummarySQL Server 2005 an Integrated Data PlatformSQL Server 2005 an Integrated Data Platform

Extensions & Semi-Structured DataExtensions & Semi-Structured DataCLR & XMLCLR & XML

Scale out servicesScale out servicesService Broker, Web Services, Query Service Broker, Web Services, Query NotificationsNotifications

End to end developmentEnd to end developmentTight integration with Visual Studio 2005Tight integration with Visual Studio 2005

and much more…and much more…

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