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SQL Server 2005 Book Ready To Ship

Posted At : 12:29 PM
Related Categories: Books, SQL

After lots of rather painful delays, my new book Sams Teach Yourself SQL Server T-SQL in 10 Minutes is ready to ship. This book (which is the SQL Server version of my MySQL Crash Course) is based on my best-selling Sams Teach Yourself SQL in 10 Minutes and goes in to far more detail than the generic SQL book, and even includes coverage of new SQL Server 2005 functionality. Details, and a chapter listing, can be found on the book page.

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It actually looks like it is worth the time. Will have to check it out even though I am always a little skeptical when I hear learn and a timeline in the tagline of a book.

# Posted By Logtar | 7/9/07 4:34 PM

Ben, I'm thrilled to see you're coming out with this book! I read Teach Yourself SQL when I was first learning CF and I've kept it around ever since, it was a great introduction and a really handy quick reference. For anyone who questions the "timeline" of 10 minutes, you should know that it's 10 minutes "per lesson" or chapter, not for the entire language... and although I've never timed myself on working through one of these chapters, the importance of it is that the content is thorough yet succinct.

# Posted By Rachel Maxim | 7/10/07 1:42 PM

Hi Ben

Good book but I am eager to practice where are the SQL script files?

# Posted By James | 7/25/07 10:32 AM

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