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	<title>SQL UPDATE Statement</title>
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	A Powerful Command to change data in rows in a database.  
	The SQL UPDATE statement helps you alter data, refresh data and
	keep your database tables current with the most relevant, up to date
	data.  The UPDATE statement allows you to qualify the rows
	you update, to update specific columns and to join tables and 
	update multiple pieces of information from multiple tables.
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	<title>SQL DELETE Statement</title>
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	A Powerful Command to Remove Rows from a Database.  
	The SQL DELETE statement is the most dangerous word in your arsenal of 
	SQL statements. 
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	<title>INSERT Statement</title>
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	How to use the INSERT statement to add rows to a database table or view.
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	<title>SELECT Statement</title>
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	You can write SELECT statements and bring back information from any database.
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	<title>Data Definition Language, the SQL tool that Creates, Changes and 
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	The Data Definition Language (DDL) is SQL statements that operate on the 
	relational database objects. This is the SQL tool
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	The Data Manipulation Language (DML) is SQL statements that operate on the 
	tables to retrieve, delete, insert into and update specific data
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	<title>What is a Database, the definition of a MSSQL database.</title>
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	A database in Microsoft SQL Server 2000 consists of a collection of tables 
	with data, and other objects, such as views, indexes, stored procedures, and 
	triggers, that are defined to support the activities performed with the data.
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