1. Rick Negrin, Program Manager Adrian Bethune, Program Manager Microsoft
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Using Contained Databases and DACs to Build Applications in Microsoft SQL Server Code-Named "Denali" and SQL Azure
Rick Negrin, Program Manager
Adrian Bethune, Program Manager
Microsoft
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2. Pain Points and Capabilities
# of applications and amount of data is exploding
IT spending 80% managing existing apps
Focus on management at scale
Hybrid on-premise and cloud environments
Key Characteristics
Capabilities
Symmetry
Isolation
Deployment/Movement/Upgrade
Development Experience
Available 24x7 availability
Scalable Resources dynamically assigned / unassigned
Measured
Automatic control & Optimization
Self Service
Unilaterally provision resources without human intervention
Elastic
Rapid & Elastic Provisioning
Greatly Reduced TCO & Increased Agility

3. Data-tier Application Lifecycle
Source Code
Definition
Runtime Container
CREATE TABLE Orders (
id INT,
ordTime DATETIME, .
) -- ON OrdPS(ordTime)
CREATE TABLE OrderEntr
Build
DACPAC
Deploy
Upgrade
CREATE TABLE Orders (
id INT,
ordTime DATETIME, .
) -- ON OrdPS(ordTime)
CREATE TABLE OrderEntr
Contained Database
(CDB)
Reverse
Engineer
Extract
DAC Framework Services

4. Symmetry Across SQL Azure & SQL Server
Roadmap
SQL Azure 2012
CDB and DAC, most features
SQL Azure 2010
CDB, some features, DAC support
SQL Server & SQL Azure app features aligned
SQL Azure 2011
CDB and DAC, more features
SQL Denali CDB: partial containment
SQL “Denali” + 1
Full CDB:
Symmetry Across SQL Azure & SQL Server
SQL Server 2008 R2, DAC Support
SQL Server 2008: Existing DB Model

5. Contained Database (CDB)
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Contained Database (CDB)
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6. Host-App Binding: a Cautionary Tale
Master
MSDB
Temp
Master
MSDB
User DB
User DB
Instance Collation
Logins
Credentials
Linked Server Defs.
CLR …
Agent
Replication
DB Mail …
User DB …
TempDB Collation
Other Apps
Other DBs
TempDB
User DB

7. Separating Concerns Dev/App Admin Server admin / System Database CDB
Instance/System
System Managed
Resource Governance
HA Setup
Collation
Authentication
Security
Authorization
Jobs
Distributed Queries

8. Contained Database: Where are we today?
SQL Azure
Fully Contained
Uncontained features turned off
SQL Server “Denali”
Severed dependency on system settings
Split metadata and data collation
Contained authentication
Partial Containment
Provided metadata showing uncontained uses.
Statically, sys.dm_db_uncontained_entities
Dynamically, cdb_uncontained_usage XEvent

9. Fixing Collations CDBs introduce the catalog collation _SC  UTF-16
Latin1_General_100_CI_AS_WS_KS
Fixed
Catalog collation used for all metadata
Variables, cursors, goto labels
Table names, Temp table names
Database collation used for all data
Table data
Temp table data (different from today!)
_SC  UTF-16

10. Authentication SQL logins → users with passwords.
New user type.
Not mapped to login.
Like a SQL login, it carries a password hash.
But the hash is stored in the database.
User is effectively guest on the instance.
Authentication is direct to the CDB.
Windows logins are handled similarly.
No new user type...
...but need not have a matching login to authenticate.

11. 12/6/2018 1:07 AM
CDB Demos
demo
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12. Data-tier Application Lifecycle
Source Code
Definition
Runtime Container
CREATE TABLE Orders (
id INT,
ordTime DATETIME, .
) -- ON OrdPS(ordTime)
CREATE TABLE OrderEntr
Build
DACPAC
Deploy
Upgrade
CREATE TABLE Orders (
id INT,
ordTime DATETIME, .
) -- ON OrdPS(ordTime)
CREATE TABLE OrderEntr
Contained Database
(CDB)
Reverse
Engineer
Extract
DAC Framework Services

13. Development and Management Difficulties
Schema and data portability
Maintaining database script libraries
Versioned deployments
Management at scale

14. DAC and Containment DAC application model symmetrical with SQL Azure
Extract, Build, and Export validate the model
The model enables schema and data portability
Import and Export services
Available as a CTP on

15. demo DAC portability 12/6/2018 1:07 AM
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16. DAC – Development Develop DACs in Declarative authoring IntelliSense
Visual Studio 2010
SQL Server Development Tools Codename “Juneau”
Based on Visual Studio
Declarative authoring
IntelliSense
Designers
Deep Validation
Versioned builds

17. Start developing with DAC
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Start developing with DAC
demo
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18. DAC – Deployment and Management
Extract, Deploy, and Upgrade
In-place upgrades (with SQL Azure Support) as of
Visual Studio 2010 SP1
SQL Server 2008 R2 SP1 (CTP)

19. demo DAC upgrades 12/6/2018 1:07 AM
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20. Wrap Up Capability SQL Azure – SQL Server “Denali”
Symmetry
Incremental progress
Full
Isolation
Full containment in Azure
Partial containment in “Denali”
Full containment
Movement,
Deployment,
Upgrade
DAC aligned to CDB (SQL Azure)
DAC
Development Experience
“Juneau”

21. Symmetry Across SQL Azure & SQL Server
Q&A
SQL Azure 2012
CDB and DAC, most features
SQL Azure 2010
CDB, some features, DAC support
SQL Server & SQL Azure app features aligned
SQL Azure 2011
CDB and DAC, more features
SQL Denali CDB: partial containment
SQL “Denali” + 1
Full CDB:
Symmetry Across SQL Azure & SQL Server
SQL Server 2008 R2, DAC Support
SQL Server 2008: Existing DB Model

22. Database Platform (DAT) Resources
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Follow Twitter account to watch for updates
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Visit the SQL Server Product Demo Stations in the DBI Track section of the Expo/TLC Hall. Bring your questions, ideas and conversations!
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Microsoft® SQL Server® Optimization and Scalability
Microsoft® SQL Server® Programmability
Microsoft® SQL Server® Data Warehousing
Microsoft® SQL Server® Mission Critical
Microsoft® SQL Server® Data Integration
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23. Resources Learning http://northamerica.msteched.com
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Resources
Connect. Share. Discuss.
Learning
Sessions On-Demand & Community
Microsoft Certification & Training Resources
Resources for IT Professionals
Resources for Developers
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