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Real World DBA Episode 6 – Upgrading SQL Server

Posted By: Buck Woody | Apr 4th, 2008 @ 11:12 AM | 1,249 Views | 0 Comments

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In the news, Microsoft updates SQL Server Webcasts, in this week’s feature, we’ll cover the processes and procedures you need to follow for an upgrade.

The web link shows you where to find a graphic of the system tables in SQL Server 2005, and the tip of the week is on object dependencies.

Tags: Database Administration, DBA, Real World DBA, SQL Server

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