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Cool Features for SQL Server 2008
Overview
Are you ready to change the way you administer and develop SQL Server? Scheduled for release this year, SQL Server's first significant upgrade in three years features a number of envelope-pushing enhancements and improvements. Which ones are best for you and your business? Which will have the greatest impact on SQL administration and development?
In Quest's new white paper, "Cool Features for SQL Server 2008," SQL Server expert and Microsoft MVP Geoff N. Hiten examines SQL Server 2008 and discusses policy-based management, the resource governor, table valued parameters, and more. Read this white paper today to learn more.
| Publisher | Quest Software | File Format | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Date Published | January 2008 | ||
| Format | White Papers | ||
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