Thanks to those who came to my webcast today on SQL Server 2005. Between this webcast and the other upgrading webcasts that are available on the Technet event website and the MSDN event website, you should have a pretty good idea about why you need to upgrade to SQL Server 2005. If you haven’t done that already.
As promised, here are the demos and scripts from the session, on the SQLskills website. I’ll post a Q&A blog entry and a pointer to the webcast as soon as I have the information.
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