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Now that you know how to build and work with SSE objects, and insert, update, and delete data as well as retrieve it, we can now move on to more of the T-SQL essentials required to complete your programming knowledge.

By now you really are becoming proficient in SSE and writing code to work with the data and the objects within the database. Already you have seen some T-SQL code and encountered some scenarios that have advanced your skills as a T-SQL developer. We can now look at more advanced areas of T-SQL programming to round off your knowledge and really get you going with queries that do more than the basics.

Now that you’re quite proficient in using SQL Server Express, you ought to know about one last aspect of it. Triggers are that one last step, and this chapter is the missing link in the foundation of your knowledge and skill set.

SQL Server Reporting Services is available for SSE, but only if you have installed SSE on Windows XP Pro or another version of Windows that has Internet Information Services (IIS) installed. IIS is not available on Windows XP Home.