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Okay, that wasn t the most extraordinary use of a TVP. But it shows the steps and syntax that you ll use with TVPs. Let s look at another example of how to use TVPs. This example, in the Products.sql file, uses a TABLE type to read product data from the AdventureWorksLT2008 database and insert new rows into another products table along with inventory data and the current date through a stored procedure. The first step is to create the TABLE type, which contains two fields for product information:

tell the application "Finder" to open (path to Applications folder)

1 Type wwwstockchartscom in your Web address line (or open any chart program) 2 On the right side of the screen under Symbol, type $USHL, and press Go 3 When the chart appears, you should see the 52-week New High New Low graph for the NYSE and Nasdaq 4 The chart should look something like Figure 21

Microsoft no longer ships sample databases with SQL Server, but they do make them available on CodePlex. You can download the full set of sam/www.codeplex.com/ ple SQL Server 2005 and 2008 databases from http:/ MSFTDBProdSamples.

To type the mu ( ) character used in paths such as the Music path ( doc), press OPTION-M To type the character used in paths such as the Desktop Pictures path (dtp ), press OPTION-F

The Products table will contain the new information. The Name and ProductNumber fields will contain the data from the AdventureWorksLT2008 database, while the ItemsInStock and CreatedDate fields will be populated when the data is inserted into the table.

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CREATE TABLE Products (Name NVARCHAR(50), ProductNumber NVARCHAR(25), ItemsInStock INT, CreatedDate DATETIME); GO

You can also use the path to command to return the path to the reference points explained in Table 6-2 For example, the following command tells the Finder to open a window showing the contents of the computer container object:

The next bit of code creates the stored procedure that receives the TVP with the product name and number data. It uses an INSERT statement to add data to the new Products table, setting ItemsInStock to zero and using the GETDATE() function to insert the current date and time.

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CREATE PROCEDURE dkInsertProducts @ProductsTVP ProductsType READONLY AS SET NOCOUNT ON INSERT INTO dbo.Products (Name, ProductNumber, ItemsInStock, CreatedDate) SELECT Name, ProductNumber, 0, GETDATE() FROM @ProductsTVP; GO

tell the application "Finder" to open (path to computer container)

The final set of server-side code creates the variable of the TABLE type ProductsType, reads data from the AdventureWorksLT2008.SalesLT.Product table, and passes the TVP to the stored procedure.

1 Bullish: If the New High New Low is positive (new highs surpass new lows), that indicates that market breadth is bullish 2 Bearish: If the New High New Low is negative (new lows surpass new highs), that indicates that market breadth is bearish 3 Note: These are not actionable trades, but only guidelines Always use other indicators to confirm before buying or selling

4 Choose Script in the File Format pop-up menu 5 Make sure the Run Only check box is cleared (It should be cleared by default) 6 Click the Save button to save the script

DECLARE @Prods AS ProductsType; INSERT INTO @Prods (ProductName, ProductNumber) SELECT [Name], ProductNumber FROM AdventureWorksLT2008.SalesLT.Product; EXEC dkInsertProducts @Prods; GO SELECT * FROM Products;

Figure 2 shows the results of running the code. The usefulness of TVPs becomes apparent only with more real-world examples that are called from ADO.NET client applications, so we ll explore that next.

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No one knows exactly who first started using the New High New Low indicator Author and trader Dr Alexander Elder has been a huge fan of this indicator and highlighted it in his books Those who use it claim the New High New Low indicator is one of the most reliable indicators at monitoring the underlying breadth of the market (ie, the number of stocks participating in the market s move)