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Michael Otey is technical director for Windows IT Pro and SQL Server Magazine and coauthor of Microsoft SQL Server 2008 New Features (Osborne/McGraw-Hill). Through a special arrangement with Osborne/McGraw-Hill, we invite you to preview a chapter from Michael's new book on SQL Server Integration Services Email address: motey@windowsitpro.com
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June 24, 2009

HP ProLiant ML370 G5 Review
The ML370 is a high performance, quad-core, 64-bit server that’s well suited to virtualization.
Windows IT Pro

June 22, 2009

8 SQL Server 2008 Downloads
From SQL Server 2008 SP1 to SQL Server Express to SQL Server 2008 Upgrade Advisor, our 8 favorite downloads should find a place in your SQL Server toolbox.
SQL Server Magazine

July 2009

The New Oracle Threat
Oracle recently announced a surprising acquisition of Sun Microsystems. Unlike the aborted IBM-Sun merger, this one makes a lot of sense. Oracle is a technology leader, and Sun will strengthen Oracle in a number of fundamental ways.
SQL Server Magazine

June 2, 2009

Cool Free Tools for Windows Admins
Use these utilities to perform network or desktop maintenance, recover deleted files, burn ISO images and copy boot partitions, and other Windows administrative tasks.
Windows IT Pro

May 21, 2009

Quality Coding vs. Quick Coding
SQL Server Magazine

July 2009

Running SQL Server on Hyper-V
Organizations have been slow to use virtualization to consolidate SQL Server systems. Here are some compelling reasons for embracing Hyper-V and what you need to know if you decide to do so.
SQL Server Magazine

July 2009

Virtualization Licensing for Windows Server and SQL Server
The licensing for Microsoft products is complicated and virtualization doesn't make the task any easier. Here are the basics.
SQL Server Magazine

July 2009

Virtualization vs. Multiple Instances
Using SQL Server's multiple instances feature and running instances of SQL Server on virtual machines (VMs) might seem very similar, but there are some substantial differences.
SQL Server Magazine

July 2009

Using SQL Server 2008's FILESTREAM Data Type
The FILESTREAM data type in SQL Server 2008 is a valuable way to access data--here's a quick primer.
SQL Server Magazine

June 2009

SQL Server 2008’s T-SQL Development and Debugging Features
SQL Server 2008’s IntelliSense, debugging, and code outlining features take some of the hassle out of writing T-SQL scripts and stored procedures.
SQL Server Magazine

June 2009

T-SQL Debugging System Requirements
What you need to know to set up your system to use SQL Server 2008’s T-SQL debugger.
SQL Server Magazine

July 2009

FAQs about Windows Server 2008 Foundation
Get the answers about what Windows Server Foundation is and what it can do for your small business, such as providing file and print services and other network functions as well as running your line-of-business applications.
Windows IT Pro

June 2009

Windows 7 in the Enterprise
Windows 7's new features and enhancements are designed to make it attractive to enterprise customers. Find out what the features and enhancements are and whether they're good enough to entice businesses to shell out money for a desktop upgrade.
Windows IT Pro

April 28, 2009

Windows 7 Editions
Windows 7 has a simpler set of editions than Windows Vista. Here's the scoop on the editions and what they include.
Windows IT Pro

May 2009

Get Ready for SQL Server 2008 SP1
In the Community Technology Preview (CTP) for SQL Server 2008 SP1 you’ll find a couple of important changes in the way that service packs are applied and used as well as some important new functionality for SQL Server 2008.
SQL Server Magazine

May 2009

The Little Things About Windows Server 2008 R2
Server 2008 R2 includes several small but noticeable changes, mostly stemming from adoption of the Windows 7 interface.
Windows IT Pro

May 2009

Windows Server 2008 R2 and Windows 7: Better Together
Windows Server 2008 R2 includes several features that are designed specifically to improve the client experience for Windows 7 systems.
Windows IT Pro

May 2009

Inside Windows Server 2008 R2
Big changes in Server 2008 R2 include Live Migration, the Active Directory Administrative Center (ADAC), and the PowerShell Integrated Scripting Environment (ISE).
Windows IT Pro

April 9, 2009

Inside Windows Server 2008 R2
Windows IT Pro

April 8, 2009

LINQ (Language Integrated Query)
What is LINQ? We'll describe what LINQ is in this first post to our new SQL Server Magazine online glossary.
SQL Server Magazine

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