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SQL Server 2008: What to Expect
Overview Microsoft SQL Server 2008 has many great new features that will allow you to develop higher performing, more scalable next-generation applications using more than just relational data. Although this release will be a little early for many customers, the fact that the features are largely incremental in nature should reassure users that Microsoft is building on the established foundation of SQL Server 2005. In this paper, Global Knowledge discusses some of the new features and gives you a better idea of "What to Expect" from SQL Server 2008.
| Publisher | Global Knowledge | File Format | |
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| Date Published | February 2008 | ||
| Format | White Papers | ||
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