SQL Server 2005 Soup to Nuts
There is so much that is new & exciting about SQL Server 2005 that a single presentation or webcast can barely scratch the surface. This Webcast series, presented by Mike Benkovich, dives into different features, exploring how you can take advantage of the new product and make the most of your investment.
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Our Schedule
2/28 -
Intro to Report Builder
As soon as a developer creates a new report,
someone wants to change it. Find out about the new Report Builder in Microsoft
SQL Server 2005 that allows end users to customize reports to their liking. In
this webcast, we review the process of creating report models, publishing them,
and then creating reports against the model.
2/6 -
Report Services Basic Training
Microsoft SQL Server Reporting Services was
released in 2004 to provide developers with an easy way to extract and share
information captured in a relational database. In this webcast, we explore how
to create basic reports, link them to together, and provide end users with a way
to get the information they need.
1/31 - User Defined Types
Microsoft SQL Server provides the database
administrator and the developer with a lot of functionality out of the box. In
SQL Server 2005, there is a new feature that helps you to define new data types
for your applications. Join this webcast to find out what is required to create
and use the new user-defined types. Learn how these new types can help make you
a more effective developer
1/10 - CLR Integration
One of the most exciting features of Microsoft SQL
Server 2005 is the ability to take advantage of managed code within the database
itself. In this webcast, we take an in-depth look at how to build these new
project types that enable you to work with data in a whole new way.
12/20 - The new XML Data Type
Explore how the new XML data type can be used to
simplify development and application scalability. Why do you care? Besides being
a giant leap towards providing an open environment for extending the scalability
and performance of your applications and system architectures, this new data
type allows the developer to simplify development and implementation process
11/15 - SQL Server 2005 Integration Services
Data Transformation Services (DTS) was introduced
in Microsoft SQL Server 7.0 to provide a way to move data between different
databases and systems. In SQL Server 2005, the DTS engine is named SQL Server
Integration Services, and it provides an easier way for you to develop and
manage this process. This webcast explores the sources, destinations, and
transformations in our toolbox and demonstrates how you can use them to meet
your system requirements.
11/1 - What's new in T-SQL
The demands on databases keep increasing-demands
to use them in new ways, and demands to sort across new relationships. Wouldn't
it be nice if something came along to make database development easier?
Something has come along: Transact-SQL (T-SQL) in Microsoft SQL Server 2005.This
webcast describes the new features of T-SQL that provide a powerful way to
manage relational data and make the developer's life easier. Learn about the new
features and functionality in Microsoft SQL Server 2005 and how they can help
you achieve your goals
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