Microsoft SQL Server 6.5 Unleashed

Microsoft SQL Server 6.5 Unleashed, Third Edition will still include previous topics like:SQL Server Architecture, Transact-SQL Programming, Performance and Tuning, System Administration, Open Client Programming, SQL Server and the WWW, Meeting the expanded needs of readers based on feedback from newsgroups, the Microsoft SQL Server 6.5 Unleashed, Third Edition will cover new topics, as well as updated information on existing topics, such as: Expanded Web Coverage, Scalability issues, Features of Microsoft SQL Server 6.5, Enterprise Edition, Replication, ODBC , ADO, OLE DB and RDS, OLTP, Clustering, Data Warehousing, Large Memory Configurations, Additional Security Issues, Quick Reference, Certification.

• Past editions of this title are already known in newsgroups as "the generally accepted, authoritative, third-party text"
• Perfect for the database adminisrator who needs to master the knowledge of key database connectivity tools such as ODBC, ADO and RDS, as well as critical enterprise/scalability issues such as OLTP, data warehousing and clustering
• Shows readers how to avoid potential pitfalls and gives techniques for troubleshooting

Microsoft SQL Server 6.5 Unleashed, Professional Reference Edition will cover new topics, as well as updated information on existing topics which include Expanded Web Coverage Scalability issues ODBC Reference ADO Reference OLE DB Reference OLTP Clustering Data warehousing Large Memory Configurations Additional Security Issues Visual Basic Quick Reference

Microsoft SQL Server 6.5 Unleashed, Professional Reference Edition will also include information on topics covered in the original edition, including

SQL Server Architecture Transact-SQL Programming Performance and Tuning System Administration Open Client Programming SQL Server and the WWW

Offers the readers expanded Web Coverage

Enhance your reference knowledge of key technologies such as ODBC, ADO and ADC Discover critical Enterprise/Scalability Issues such as OLTP, Data Warehousing and Clustering as mentioned at the latest Microsoft event, Scalability Days.