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Applications that display volatile data or maintain a cache would benefit from friendly server notification whenever their data changes. SQL Server 2005 offers this feature it notifies client applications about dynamic changes in the resultset generated by a given query. Suppose your application manages the results of a query such as SELECT * FROM authors. If you register for a notification, your application is informed if something happens at the SQL Server level that modifies the resultset generated by that query. This means that if a record originally selected by your query is updated or deleted, or if a new record is added that meets the criteria of the query, you re notified. But where does ADO.NET 2.0 fit in The SQL Server provider in ADO.NET 2.0 provides two ways to use this notification feature and two related classes SqlNotificationRequest and SqlDependency. SqlNotificationRequest is a lowerlevel class that exposes server-side functionality, allowing you to execute a command with a notification request. The following code snippet executes a command with a notification request:

After you define the class and its constructor, the next step is to define the fields, properties, methods, and other items that make up the actual class. You do so by defining a prototype for the class. You set the prototype definition to include fields, methods, and methods that act as properties. For example, to define a prototype for the ChangePasswordValidator class, you make a call to the JavaScript prototype property and set it equal to a class definition (enclosed in braces). To define fields for the class, you simply declare variables at the class level and set their data type. Fields are essentially name-value pairs in which the name is an element of the prototype (or class definition) and the value is set by the user of the class. The following code shows the start of a class definition that also defines two Boolean fields.

In essence, the VERIFY macro allows you to have normal assertions with side effects, and those side effects stay in release builds Ideally, you should never use conditions for any type of assertion that causes side effects However, in one situation the VERIFY macro is useful when you have a function that returns an error value that you wouldn't check 96 ) ; , , ) ).

If you were to compile the type just defined and examine the metadata in ILDasm .exe, you d see the output shown in Figure 6-1 .

Out-of-Line Constraints ........................................................................................................................ 170 Inline Constraints.................................................................................................................................. 172 Constraint Definitions in the Data Dictionary........................................................................................ 173 Case Table Definitions with Constraints............................................................................................... 174 A Solution for Foreign Key References: CREATE SCHEMA.................................................................... 176 Deferrable Constraints.......................................................................................................................... 177