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SQL Server 2008: Refinement but no Fireworks

Posted Monday, August 18, 2008 3:52 PM | 13 Comments

The SQL Server platform expanded substantially with the arrival of SQL Server 2005, introducing many features that people now rely on every day (Try-Catch error handling, DDL triggers), as well as a few that captured people's attention but ultimately Read More

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