About SQL Server and the framework
Microsoft SQL Server is responsible for:
- Maintaining the relationships between data in the database
- Ensuring that data is stored correctly and that the rules defining data relationships are not violated
- Managing data and user security
- Optimizing server function performance
- Recovering all data to a point of known consistency in case of system failures
SQL Server is primarily responsible for managing databases that interact with enterprise business systems. Some of the components that make up these databases are:
- Tables
- Views
- Stored procedures
- Triggers
- Constraints
- Indexes
- Keys
- User defined data types
These databases are available in the SQL Server: The application database, the forms database, the objects database, and the templates database. In current usage these databases are usually combined into a single "All-in-One" database.
Application database
The application database holds all of the user and administrative data for your Mongoose-based application. This database is made up of tables, stored procedures, triggers, user defined data types, and indexes.
Forms database
The forms database holds all of the metadata used to construct about each form.
For example, components such as text boxes, labels, tabs, radio groups, buttons, and all of the associated properties, such as size, color, validation, and events, are kept in the forms database in a multitude of tables.
Objects database
The objects database stores the IDO (Intelligent Data Objects) metadata.