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| ANSI SQL query mode | ANSI SQL-querymodus (One of two types of SQL syntax: ANSI-89 SQL (also called Microsoft Jet SQL and ANSI SQL), which is the traditional Jet SQL syntax; and ANSI-92 SQL, which has new and different reserved words, syntax rules, and wildcard characters) |
| Microsoft SQL Server PowerPivot for Microsoft Excel | Microsoft SQL Server PowerPivot voor Microsoft Excel (A SQL Server add-in for Excel) |
| SQL persistence provider | SQL-persistentieprovider (A persistence provider that is included in the .NET Framework that saves and restores workflow instances to and from a SQL Server database) |
| sql query | SQL-query (An SQL statement, such as SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE, or CREATE TABLE) |
| SQL Server Analysis Services cube | SQL Server Analysis Services-kubus (" (Analysis Services cube for short) A conceptual view, consisting of descriptive categories (dimensions) and quantitative values (measures). The generic industry term is "OLAP data cube.") |
| SQL Server computer | SQL Server-computer (A computer running Microsoft SQL Server with a configured database) |
| SQL Server object | SQL Server-object (An entity within SQL Server) |
| SQL Server PowerPivot for Excel | SQL Server PowerPivot voor Excel (A SQL Server add-in for Excel) |
| SQL Server profile | SQL Server-profiel (A Virtual Machine Manager library resource that contains instructions for customizing an instance of Microsoft SQL Server for a SQL Server data-tier application (DAC) when you deploy a virtual machine as part of a service) |
| SQL Server report view | SQL Server-rapportweergave (A report view in the form of a SQL Server report, which uses the analysis features of SQL Server 2000 Reporting Services) |
| SQL-specific query | SQL-query (A query that consists of an SQL statement. Subqueries and pass-through, union, and data-definition queries are SQL-specific queries) |
| SQL view | SQL-weergave (A window that displays the SQL statement for the current query or that is used to create an SQL-specific query (union, pass-through, or data definition). When you create a query in Design view, Access constructs the SQL equivalent in SQL view) |