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Some time ago, I signed up to review this book written by Edward Whalen, Marcilina Garcia, Burzin Patel, Stacia Misner and Victor Isakov for PASS (Professional Association for SQL Server), but had forgotten about it.
When I arrived at work this morning, I found a rather large box from Canada on my desk with said book inside.
No, I haven’t read it yet (I read fast, but not THAT fast!), but I’ve peeked inside already and can say with certainty that this will be a book that I will use to help me understand more completely Microsoft’s newest rendition of SQL Server.
Oops! SQL2005 isn’t the NEWEST rendition of SQL Server, but it’s the newest thats in widespread use. SQL2008 is in BETA testing now. I have not succumed to the temptation to download and play with that new version. Time being my major constraint at this point.
At any rate, I’m excited to have been chosen to review the book, SQL Server 2005 Administrator’s Companion and can’t wait to get more in depth with it. Watch this site for more information about this book in upcoming posts.
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