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n this chapter, I review how to modify data using the Transact-SQL INSERT, UPDATE, and DELETE commands. I ll review the basics of each command and cover specific techniques such as inserting data from a stored procedure, and importing an image file into a table using the new OPENROWSET BULK functionality (added to OPENROWSET in SQL Server 2005.) The new SQL Server 2005 features I cover in this chapter include: The new OUTPUT clause, which allows you to capture inserted and deleted rows from a data modification into a table for reporting. The TOP clause, which in previous versions of SQL Server was only useable within a SELECT statement. Now it can be used in conjunction with data modification commands. Easier data modification methods for large object data type data (SQL Server 2005 introduces new, large object data types intended to replace the deprecated text, ntext, and image data types). Before going into the new features, however, I ll start the chapter off by reviewing basic INSERT concepts.

This turns on SASL, tells Postfix to use the Dovecot SASL implementation, and defines the path for authentication against Dovecot. This is the same path that was used in dovecot.conf earlier, but it is relative to Postfix s spool directory. The broken_sasl_auth_ clients parameter is there to support broken clients, which do not honor LOGIN AUTH PLAIN but need the = between LOGIN and AUTH. The last line turns off any anonymous login mechanisms. Now add the following lines to your configuration. Recipient restrictions are checked in the RCPT TO: phase of the SMTP dialogue.

The simplified syntax for the INSERT command is as follows: INSERT [ INTO] table_or_view_name [ ( column_list ) ] VALUES ({DEFAULT | NULL | expression } [ ,...n ]) The arguments of this command are described in Table 2-1:

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table_or_view_name column_list (DEFAULT | NULL | expression } [ ,...n ])

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The name of the table or updateable view that you are inserting a row into. The explicit comma-separated list of columns on the insert table which will be populated with values. The comma-separated list of values to be inserted as a row into the table. Each value can be an expression, NULL value, or DEFAULT value (if a default was defined for the column). Defaults are described later in the chapter.

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In this recipe, I demonstrate the use of INSERT to add new rows into a table (as specified by table_name), specifying a column_list of columns into which the data should be inserted, and a corresponding comma-separated list of values to be inserted, [,....n], in the VALUES clause. Specifically, a single row is inserted into the AdventureWorks Production.Location table: INSERT Production.Location (Name, CostRate, Availability) VALUES ('Wheel Storage', 11.25, 80.00) This returns: (1 row(s) affected) This next query then searches for any row with the name Wheel Storage : SELECT Name, CostRate, Availability FROM Production.Location WHERE Name = 'Wheel Storage' This returns: Name CostRate Availability -------------------------------------------------- -----------Wheel Storage 11.25 80.00 (1 row(s) affected)

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In this recipe, a new row was inserted into the Production.Location table. The query began with the INSERT command and the name of the table that will receive the inserted data (the INTO keyword is optional): INSERT Production.Location The next line of code explicitly lists the columns of the destination table that we wish to insert the data into: (Name, CostRate, Availability)

[ralph@centos ~]$ telnet localhost 25 Trying 127.0.0.1... Connected to localhost.localdomain (127.0.0.1). Escape character is '^]'. 220 centos.example.com ESMTP Postfix EHLO mail.example.net

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