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Inside Microsoft SQL Server 2005: The Storage Engine View Larger Image | Kalen Delaney
Microsoft Press, Paperback, Published October 2006, 912 pages, ISBN 0735621055 | List Price: $49.99
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Understanding the internals of storage in SQL Server helps database developers
and administrators to better create, maintain, and mine information from enterprise
data. This practical, hands-on book focuses on the SQL Server 2005 Storage Engine
and delves deep into the structures used for storing data, including files,
tables, indexes, and data types. Topics also include security details, with
coverage of the new SQL Server 2005 security model, and data protection through
the backup and restore algorithms. With pragmatic advice, best practices, extensive
code samples, and table examples, developers and database administrators will
find the guidance they need to better understand how to build powerful, efficient
databases.
About the Author
Kalen Delaney has been working with SQL Server since 1987 when she joined the
Sybase Corporation in Berkeley, California. She worked for Sybase in the technical
support department and then for five years with the training organization. Kalen
was an independent trainer and consultant from 1992 until she helped form Solid
Quality Learning in 2002, where she is the CFO and a Principal Mentor. As a
consultant, she has worked with both Microsoft Corporation and Sybase Corporations
to develop courses and provide internal training for their technical support
staff. Kalen has taught Microsoft Official Curriculum courses, as well as her
own independently developed courses, to clients around the world. In addition,
she has been writing regularly about SQL Server since 1995. She has written
two previous versions of INSIDE MICROSOFT SQL SERVER for Microsoft Press. Kalen
is also a contributing editor and columnist for SQL Server Magazine and has
been a SQL Server Most Valuable Professional since 1995.
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