SQL Server 2005 Revealed

by Tony Bain, Robin Dewson, Thomas Rizzo

There is a definite market for a book that provides a clear description of what has changed, what this allows you to do, how you should use it and some examples. It will show the developer how to architect their applications in order to exploit the new features. This book is all about getting the developer working quickly on their own solutions.The intent is that this book will take a deeper look at the database internals and features, not just the programmability features, so including changes with T-SQL, analytic functions, stored procedures, tables, indexes, transactions, performance tools and so on.

350 pages, Paperback

First published October 11, 2004