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Suggestions / direction on learning SQL Server 2005 ?While I am not new to databases by any stretch of the imagination, to say
"newbie" in regard to SQL Server 2005 is a gross understatement. And TSQL is proving to be a bit more challenging than anticipated. Don't try to "it's just a minor syntax difference" with me. I know better ! Given that, I am anxious to learn this SQL Server 2005 and am prepared to dedicate copious amounts of time towards that end. Ultimately becoming certified in DBA and Report Writing (new micro$oft certifications) being the goal. Any suggestions, directions, books, or tips on how to accomplish this would be greatly appreciated. I have a machine that runs the product, and a legal (gasp!) copy of the product. So I have the books online, but they are not really structured towards what I want to accomplish (zero to DBA in quick time). Thank you. Chris
http://www.sql.co.il/books/insidetsql2005/ "Chris Smith" <chris.sm***@shaw.ca> wrote in message news:QoMsf.216975$Gd6.168590@pd7tw3no...Show quote > While I am not new to databases by any stretch of the imagination, to say > "newbie" in regard to SQL Server 2005 is a gross understatement. And TSQL > is proving to be a bit more challenging than anticipated. Don't try to > "it's just a minor syntax difference" with me. I know better ! > > Given that, I am anxious to learn this SQL Server 2005 and am prepared to > dedicate copious amounts of time towards that end. Ultimately becoming > certified in DBA and Report Writing (new micro$oft certifications) being > the goal. > > Any suggestions, directions, books, or tips on how to accomplish this > would be greatly appreciated. I have a machine that runs the product, and > a legal (gasp!) copy of the product. So I have the books online, but they > are not really structured towards what I want to accomplish (zero to DBA > in quick time). > > Thank you. > |
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