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Mastering SQL! References?

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IonelBurtan

IonelBurtan

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Hello,
I am a member of tek-tips of three months, I think. I consider this Forum as VERY valuable.
I am more active in the VC++ section, but now I need some good references about(couse I am very determined to learn SQL Server in structurated manner):
1. SQL Server way of working (7.0 or 2000)
2. SQL Server Administering(with replications subscriptions etc)
3. T-SQL samples with ALL the command in the SQL Server(including DBCCs)
4. Some test sites on SQL Server (especialy for T-SQL)

Any help would great,
Thank you in advance

(BTW congratulations to tlbRoadBent for your tek-master of the week)

s-)

Blessed is he who in the name of justice and good will, shepards the week through the valley of darknees...
 
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