effective beginning procedures warehousing

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VB.NET & SQL Server 2000: Building an Effective Data Layer

3 reviews
Tony Bain, Denise Gosnell, ...

Peer Information, 2002

Comprehensive guide to building database driven Applications
Initially the book was a little overwhelming, but as our development team's competence and familiarity with .NET increased, so the later chapters became more valuable. This is especially true of the iBank Case Study, which provides a great "How To..." reference in building a complete enterprise application using all the elements of .NET based on multiple tiers (Presentation, Business, and Data ...

Professional SQL Server 2000 Data Warehousing with Analysis Services

4 reviews
Chris Graves, Mark Scott, ...

Peer Information Inc., 2001

Better than the last book!
I bought Sakhrs version of this book for SQL Server 7. This is not just an upgrade but a look at the new functionlity found within SQL Server 2000. This book is a dream if you are involved within Analysis and even looking at the new DTS Analysis functions has helped me. Comparing this with other books, by far this is the one that is well written and doesnt just come out with the obvious.

Beginning SQL Server 2000 DBA: From Novice to Professional (The Expert's Voice)

4 reviews
Tony Bain, Michael Benkovich, ...

Apress, 2004

Extensive coverage of what every SQL DBA should know
Packed with practical, real-world information for anyone involved with SQL Server Administration, "Beginning SQL Server 2000 DBA: From Novice to Professional" is one of the most complete administration books available. It is not without its problems but they are generally pretty minor and in fact somewhat humorous at times. For example, page 84 has a section titled "Upgrading to SQL Server 6.5" ...

SQL Server 2005 Revealed
Tony Bain, Robin Dewson, ...

APress,US, 2004

SQL server 2000 Stored Procedure Handbook

4 reviews
Tony Bain, Robin Dewson, ...

Wrox Press, 2003

Points you in the right direction and lets you go for it.
This is an excellent book! It points you in the right direction and lets you go for it. I found the advice given in book invaluable. It was to the point - clear and consise. Often the larger 1000 page books tend to waffle but at 260 pages this is an easy read. It provides a great foundation to build a solid SQL Server application using Stored Procedures. I recommend it to anyone who is wanting to ...

SQL Server 2000 Stored Procedures Handbook (Expert's Voice)

1 review
Tony Bain, Louis Davidson, ...

Apress, 2003

Concise and informative
This book is a great tool for people just beginning to learn stored procedures and for learning advanced techniques.