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NOTE: Solutions based on application roles are good replacements for solutions based on proxy users. However, my recommendation is to use the solution described in Managing Application Security Using Stored Procedures, User-Defined Functions, and Views earlier in the chapter.

The primary function of SQL Server is to serve clients with answers to their queries. However, it has become the norm in development environments to access programs and procedures implemented in other languages and installed in other environments. Earlier versions of SQL Server were able to run operating system commands and programs from the command shell and to return output in the form of a resultset. Extended stored procedures gave developers the opportunity to write and use code written in C to implement things that were not possible in Transact-SQL statements. One of the interesting new features in SQL Server is the ability to execute methods and use the properties of COM (OLE Automation) objects. This feature opens a whole new world to Transact-SQL code. It is possible to run complicated numeric calculations, notify administrators using graphics and/or sound, and initiate processes on other machines, to name but a few applications. We have also demonstrated in this chapter how to create such COM objects in Visual Basic. The standard ways that SQL Server uses to notify administrators of events that have occurred on a SQL Server is by pager and by e-mail. SQL Server can also receive and answer queries by e-mail. It is possible to set and use these features from Enterprise Manager, but in cases where more control is needed, developers can use system stored procedures and extended stored procedures. An important channel for communications with users and administrators today is the Web. SQL Server can create Web pages based on the contents of database tables or generated resultsets. SQL Server includes a wizard to generate common Web pages, but it

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also includes a set of stored procedures for creating and executing Web tasks. The result of the wizard and system stored procedures are pages that are far from perfect but that can be used to get and display results quickly. System and user-defined stored procedures can be used to perform all administrative activities in SQL Server. Everything you can do through Enterprise Manager can also be done using stored procedures. It is also possible to create and execute scheduled jobs that consist of steps written in Transact-SQL, operating system commands, or ActiveX Script. One of the final activities in the database development cycle is the deployment of a database (developed in a test environment) into a production environment. In the past, developers and administrators had to use various tricks to accomplish this migration, but SQL Server 2000 and SQL Server 7.0 treat database files like any other files. It is possible to detach them, copy them, and then attach them to another server. Stored procedures are an important tool for managing application, database, and SQL Server security. On the system level, you can use system or custom stored procedures to manage logins, users, roles, and their permissions. On the application level, security is easiest to design and manage when functionality is implemented as stored procedures, user-defined functions, and views, and when groups of users are granted access to the appropriate functionality through database roles.

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1. Create a trigger on the ActivityLog table that will send e-mail to the administrator when any record that contains the word Critical as the first word of a Note is inserted. 2. Create a Transact-SQL batch that will compress files in the backup folder and transfer them to a drive on another machine. 3. Create a Transact-SQL batch that will create a scheduled job for compressing backup files. The job should be scheduled to run once a day.

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