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Envisioning and Designing an Application
• A business requirement defines what the business believes to be important for the success of a project.
• The Smart client is deployed through a Web browser but runs it as a Windows application on a client’s computer.
• Use the appropriate criteria to evaluate the requirements for an application.
• The available ASP.NET client technologies are standard browser-based client, AJAX-enabled client, smart client, Microsoft office client, and Windows mobile client.
• Choose the appropriate security requirement with respect to security.
• An ASP.NET application can be divided into three logical layers: User Interface, Middle Tier, and Database layers.
• UML class diagram is a static structure that represents classes and relationships between the classes.
• Define relationships between entities so that the database can ensure that the data stored in the database is consistent and integral.
• The strings, numbers, date and time, and Boolean data types are used to determine the manner in which they are to be stored in a specific schema.
• Use the DROP TABLE Table_Name statement to remove a table from a database, commit all pending transactions, and drop all indexes that are based on the table.
• Use the TRUNCATE TABLE Table_Name statement to truncate a table.
• Use the Data Definition Language to create a new database on a database server.
• The UPDATE statement is a Data Manipulation Language (DML) statement, which is used to change the values of specified columns in one or more rows in a table or view.
• Use the ALTER TABLE [Table name] DISABLE VALIDATE PRIMARY KEY; statement to disable a constraint.
• Create a database trigger and fire it when an INSERT statement is issued on a table.
• The ON UPDATE CASCADE constraint specifies that if an attempt is made to update a primary key value in a row, the value for the foreign key referencing the key column will also be updated with the same value.
• Triggers are special classes of stored procedures that are defined to execute automatically when an UPDATE, INSERT, or DELETE statement is issued against a table.
• Use the ORDER BY clause to perform the following operations:
  • Listing all the sales person’s identification numbers
  • Sales amount
  • Sales dates

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