SQL Programming Joes 2 Pros: Programming and Development for Microsoft SQL Server 2008 is more than just another SQL Server manual – it is a textbook that is meant to take beginners and turn them into experts.

The layout of the book is designed to teach, not through memorization but through examples and real world application. Every chapter has “Points to Ponder” sections for every topic. These bullet-point lists are more than just a summary and are worth reading for their teaching example...

This book is a must-buy for all those SQL Server enthusiasts who are looking for real-time solutions with regard to performance tuning. The various chapters cover stored procedures, errors, user-defined functions, etc. I must say - kudos for the great work!

In addition, you can find relevant examples of code, Points to Ponder, and Quizzes in each chapter, which facilitates your ease of understanding. This book is written keeping both the beginners and professionals in mind. So, go grab a co...

This book is good one for learning SQL Server programming for beginner as well as professionals and who wants to become Microsoft Certified Technical Specialists. If you are beginners then after reading this book you definately feel your self as an expert

The first twelve chapters expalin sqlserver programming.
Each section clearly explains the topic in detail with code and screenshorts and lot of tips given in each topic for a quick rememberance.

Points to Ponder at the end of each secti...

Great books collections sir! Topics are explained very nicely..
Every topic containing Screen shots. And great apology in the starting of every chapter is one of the best thing of these book.
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Highly recommended...Topics are explained very nicely.Must be in shelves of a serious developer. Every topic is explained in bpth practical and theoretical manner.
Gives insight of Sql Serevr 2008 Programming objects like constraint, cursor, trigger, stored procedure, function etc...