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Pro SQL Server 2005 Thomas RIZZO et al, 674pp. £33.99 Apress ISBN: 1590594770 Rating *****
Many commentators - and most developers in the thick of things have noted that there was an undeniable shift in terms of complexity and functionality in SQL Server 2005 compared with previous iterations of the system. That's to be welcomed, of course, as it represents the addition of...
