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SQL Server MVP Deep Dives- P2: Each year Microsoft invites all the MVPs from every technology and country to Redmond for an MVP Summit—all top secret—“don’t tweet what you see!” During the MVP Summit, each product team holds a series of presentations where they explain their technologies, share their vision, and listen to some honest feedback. | November 4 2009 To Paul Kalen Greg Adam Paul Kimberly and all the SQL Server MVPs On behalf of War Child I would like to thank the SQL Server MVPs who worked so hard on this project for selecting War Child and for your contribution. It greatly encourages me to see your concern for children who have been traumatized by war. War Child was launched in North America in 1999. Since that time much has changed but one thing has not. Conflicts continue to rage around the world and children increasingly are its victims. Like all charities our ultimate goal is to become unnecessary. Unfortunately a decade in our work is now more vital than ever. And that is why your support is so greatly appreciated. Once again thanks to everyone who has contributed to this book. James Topham Director of Communications War Child xl Please purchase PDF Split-Merge on www.verypdf.com to remove this watermark. about this book In this book the world s leading practitioners of SQL Server present a collection of articles on techniques and best practices for SQL Server development and administration based on many years of combined experience. The 53 MVPs who contributed to the book each picked an area of special interest to them and shared their insights and practical know-how with you. The topics covered will appeal to a broad range of readers with varied levels of SQL Server experience from beginner to advanced. How the book is organized This book has 59 chapters divided into five parts that correspond to the five job roles around SQL Server Part 1 Database architecture and design Part 2 Database development Part 3 Database administration Part 4 Performance tuning and optimization Part 5 Business intelligence There is no rigid construction to the book no list of SQL Server features that needed to be covered. The contributors to the book submitted abstracts on their topics of expertise and these were added to the appropriate sections. The parts editors reviewed the abstracts and chose the ones .
