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Revving Up SQL Server 2008 R2's New Features

Explore a definitive overview of new features in SQL Server 2008 R2, including the new Parallel Data Warehouse Edition, support for 256 cores, PowerPivot for Excel, multiserver management capabilities, and Report Builder 3.0.

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Maximizing Report Performance with Parameter-Driven Expressions

Review: Panorama NovaView Suite

Descending Indexes

SQL Server 2008 LOB Data Types

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Logical Modeling

SQL Server 2005 Management Tools

SQL Server Log Files

DTS Scripts and Tricks

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Querying & Reporting: Reporting with Visual Basic 6.0

Logical Puzzle

Dynamic Crosstab Queries

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Tom Casey on Microsoft’s BI Strategy

SQL Server PowerPivot: My Thoughts

Do You Have Hidden Cache Problems?

Update the Statistics on Recently Modified Tables Only

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SQL Server Questions Answered

Paul Randal

Is it Bad to Rebuild All Indexes Every Night?

Puzzled By T-SQL

Itzik Ben-Gan

Solutions to Related Tables Challenge

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Michael Otey

Q: SQL FAQ: Stopping database mirroring

TechEd North America 2010

Microsoft Tech·Ed North America is one of Microsoft's largest annual technical education events for IT Pros and Developers focused on providing customers with technology information and evaluation opportunities across the full range of currently shipping and soon to ship Microsoft products, solutions and partner products.

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Maximizing Report Performance with Parameter-Driven Expressions

By William Vaughn, 05/25/2010

Review: Panorama NovaView Suite

By Derek Comingore, 05/25/2010

Descending Indexes

By Itzik Ben-Gan, 05/24/2010

Learn about special cases of SQL Server index B-trees and their use cases related to backward index ordering, as well as when to use descending indexes....