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Introducing SQL Server 2005
 

Next-Generation Data Management and Analysis Software
Learn more about SQL Server 2005, Microsoft's next-generation data management and analysis software that will deliver increased scalability, availability, and security to enterprise data and analytical applications while making them easier to create, deploy, and manage.

 

Learn More About SQL Server 2005
Get more in-depth details about new features slated for SQL Server 2005 and hear what others are saying.

 

Find SQL Server 2005 White Papers
Read technical white papers for IT Professonals on TechNet or for Developers on MSDN.

 

View a SQL Server 2005 Webcast
Keep your skills and knowledge up to date with these free webcasts. Watch live presentations using Microsoft Office Live Meeting or search the archives for past sessions.

Get Up to Speed
Whether you are interested in database administration, database development, or business intelligence, you can find classroom training, books, free skills assessments, and free e-learning to help you get up to speed on the newest features of the software.

 
  • SQL Server 2005 Upgrade Advisor
    Analyze your SQL Server 7.0 and SQL Server 2000 database servers in preparation for upgrading to SQL Server 2005, and get reports that identify deprecated features and necessary configuration changes that will impact your database upgrade process.
  • Manageability Comparison of IBM UDB DB2 8.2 and SQL Server 2005
    How does the manageability and productivity of SQL Server 2005 measure up against IBM UDB DB2 8.2? Read this white paper to see how the two products compare using a suite of administrative tasks, including efficiency, complexity, and the number of steps needed to accomplish the task.
  • SQL Server 2005 News and Reviews
    View this video to see how the newest additions to the SQL Server family of products can provide greater value, more flexibility, and make enterprise-level features more affordable.
 

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