Microsoft SQL Server 2000 dramatically reduces the time required to bring the most powerful e-commerce, data warehousing, and line-of-business applications to market. "Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Reference Library" provides the ideal set of reference materials for programming SQL Server applications — direct from the SQL Server development group. This well-conceived, completely indexed series of volumes sensibly organizes and condenses the vast sea of available SQL Server technical reference information. It contains the printed documentation for SQL Server 2000 along with added-value features such as expert information, tips on how to improve performance, a comprehensive glossary of SQL terms, and a complete keyword index. The six volumes in the library include SQL Server 2000 Architecture and XML/lnternet Support, Analysis Services (OLAP), Database Deployment and Data Services Guide, Replication and English Query, T-SQL Language Reference, and T-SQL Stored Procedures and Tables Reference.
About the Author, David Iseminger
David Iseminger is an independent consultant for Microsoft and has worked on Microsoft Windows NT® and Windows® 2000 (since Windows NT 3.5) as a networking and router performance analyst, telecommunications specialist, and performance tool developer. He currently works with the Developer Documentation Group as a programming writer, creating and maintaining many of MSDN's established and emerging networking technologies, including Quality of Service. He is the author of many of their computer books and reference collections. A graduate of the University of Washington, David lives in the Puget Sound area of Washington State. For more information about David's work, including other books in this series, check out www.iseminger.com.
This six-volume set concentrates all the essential SQL Server 2000 reference materials. focuses on how to create and maintain databases, create data warehouses, and optimize SQL Server 2000. provides an overview and details about SQL Server 2000 analysis servers, including how to install all the services. tells how to plan for and implement replication and offers complete information about replication types, tools and options, data considerations and heterogeneous sources, monitoring, security, enhancing performance, and backing up and restoring, as well as the English-language query services. gives esential programmatic information about the T-SQL language. presents vital programmatic information about how to use the new stored procedures. Finally, describes the feature set and analyzes SQL Server 2000 architecture. Edited by Iseminger, an independent consultant at Microsoft. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)
