I received email today that it was OK to talk about this. Our book “A First Look At SQL Server 2005 For Developers” was selected as “Best SQL Server Book” by the readers of SQL Server Magazine. You can read a short blurb about it here. And if you’re a subscriber, you can read the whole article about the awards from their main page.
Congrats to Dan, Niels, and the folks at A/W who made this possible.
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Only questions, will you upgrade it and how can I upgrade my copy 🙂 Things like ObjectSpaces, other feature changes….
We are working on an update to the book as you speak… It will come out after RTM and be called "SQL Server 2005 Programmers Guide".
Congratulations you guys. It really is a fine work.
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