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Redeploy the assembly, drop and re-create the #tmp table, and check its structure again . This time you should get NVARCHAR(80) for the cn column .

No index (table scan) Nonclustered noncovering index (when selective enough, seek + partial ordered scan + lookups) Clustered index (seek + partial scan) Nonclustered covering (seek + partial scan)

The following query, which produces the plan shown in Figure 7-10, is an example of a query for which the optimizer chooses the nested loops operator:

Removing a subtree is a simple task. You just delete all employees whose path value has the subtree's root path as a prefix. To test this solution, first examine the current state of the tree shown in Table 9-33 by running the following query: SELECT empid, REPLICATE(' | ', lvl) + empname AS empname, lvl, path FROM dbo.Employees ORDER BY path;

-- Alter assembly to check the SqlFacet attribute -- Drop the #tmp table USE InsideTSQL2008; DROP TABLE #tmp; ALTER ASSEMBLY ComplexNumberCS FROM 'C:\InsideTSQL2008\ComplexNumber\ComplexNumberCS\bin\Debug\ComplexNumberCS.dll' GO -- SELECT INTO with string and other presentations SELECT id, cn.ToString() AS cn, cn.Real AS [Real part], cn.Imaginary AS [Imaginary part], cn.RealInt AS [Real part int]

SELECT C.custid, C.custname, O.orderid, O.empid, O.shipperid, O.orderdate FROM dbo.Customers AS C JOIN dbo.Orders AS O ON O.custid = C.custid WHERE C.custname LIKE 'Cust[_]1000%' AND O.orderdate >= '20080101' AND O.orderdate < '20080401';

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After you finished with testing of the SqlFacet attribute, drop the temporary table:

Regarding the smaller side of the join, which is usually used as the outer input (Customers in our case), an index to support its lter is not that crucial, but it can prevent the need for a full table scan. So I created a covering index with the key being the ltered column (custname) and the custid as an included column for coverage purposes. For the bigger side of the join, which is usually chosen as the inner input of a nested loops join (Orders in our case), you can sometimes arrange one index that supports both the join and additional lters against that table. For example, in our case the join column is custid, and there s an additional range lter on orderdate. In this case the optimal index is one de ned on the keylist (custid, orderdate) with the rest of the columns from the table de ned as included columns (orderid, empid, shipperid). The plan performs a seek and partial scan in the covering index on the Customers table to retrieve the qualifying customers. For each one of those customers, the plan performs a seek and partial scan in the covering index on the Orders side. The seek predicate contains both the equality condition between the inner and outer tables custid columns as well as the range lter on orderdate. With a nested loops join, what you see in this plan is pretty much as good as it can get.

empid empname lvl 1 2 4 5 10 8 6 3 7 11 9 12 13 14 David | Eitan | | Seraph | | Jiru | | | Sean 0 1 2 2 3 path .1. .1.2. .1.2.4. .1.2.5. .1.2.5.10. .1.2.5.8. .1.2.6. .1.3. .1.3.7. .1.3.7.11. .1.3.7.9. .1.3.7.9.12. .1.3.7.9.13. .1.3.7.9.14.

The next issue I am interested in is indexing . Because the serialized values of the ComplexNumberCS type are byte ordered, you can create an index on a column of this type:

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key/primary key relationships. Although an index (to enforce uniqueness) is automatically created when a primary key is declared, a foreign key declaration doesn t automatically create an index. Remember that for nested loops, typically an index on the join column in the larger table is preferable. So it s your responsibility to create that index explicitly.

Now I would like to create an index on the Real property:

| | | Lilach 3 | | Steve | Ina | | Aaron ||| Gabriel | | | Rita |||| Emilia |||| Michael | | | | Didi 2 1 2 3 3 4 4 4

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