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This section includes information about all the database servers in the organization relevant to the case scenario. This information is typically provided in the form of a table. Sometimes the Databases and Database Servers information is consolidated into a single section and table.

This section provides an overview of the company network and typically provides a LAN map with a list of servers in the company.

1. Which constraints can become not trusted 2. Can the use of foreign key constraints result in increased performance for some SELECT statements 3. Can the use of triggers result in increased performance for some SELECT statements 4. Which type of data integrity results in more code needing to be written: declarative data integrity or procedural data integrity Quick Check Answers 1. Foreign key constraints and check constraints can become not trusted. 2. Yes, for some SELECT statements, the use of foreign key constraints can result in increased performance. This is because the query optimizer can see the definition of the foreign key constraint and use it to optimize the produced execution plan. 3. No, the use of triggers will not result in increased performance for any SELECT statements. This is because triggers contain procedural code so the optimizer does not use them to optimize execution plans. 4. Procedural data integrity results in more code needing to be written.

Network Infrastructure Directory Services Infrastructure This section, when it exists, describes the Active Directory structure of the company. This structure can include a graphic depicting the forests, domains, organizational units (OUs), and group accounts.

Certificates are used to identify a particular person or organization and to secure Web sites that use the SSL protocol. They contain a public key and additional data, such as information about the owner of the key, the start date, and expiration date. Certificates are issued by a CA such as VeriSign, Thawte, and GlobalSign. A CA performs a background check on anyone who applies for a certificate to ensure that all the information the applicant supplies is correct, and a certificate issued by one of these authorities will be trusted on most systems. However, you can also issue your own certificates using Certificate Services in Windows 2000 Server or Windows Server 2003. Such certificates are generally trusted within your own organization, but not normally by anyone outside it. SQL Server 2005 can also issue certificates, which are used to encrypt data and to create HTTPS endpoints for secure Web services. The CREATE CERTIFICATE Transact-SQL statement enables you to create a new certificate from scratch or load one from an existing certificate file, .NET assembly, or assembly file. If you want to create a new certificate, you need to specify its start date, expiration date, subject (the server that issued the certificate), and (optionally) the password used to encrypt the private key associated with the certificate, for example:

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This section describes the function and technical specifications of any relevant nondatabase servers in the company. This information is often pre sented in the form of a table.

General Requirements This section describes business constraints that affect the proposed changes and that don t fall beneath any of the other headings on the Busi ness Requirements page. For example, this section might state that the company can or cannot purchase new servers to implement the proposed changes, or that a certain group of employees must have read access to a specific database, or that a certain type of data must be archived for a specific number of years.

Implementing appropriate error handling is one of the most important tasks when developing T-SQL scripts, stored procedures, and triggers. In this case, appropriate error handling means that some routines (usually read-only) might not require the same error handling that more important transactional routines require.