SQL Server 2000 Handbook
SQL Server 2000 Handbook
2nd Edition
Author: Stamati Crook
stamati@redware.com
Date: 18 October 2001
Version: 4.0
Ó REDWARE 1996, 2001.
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Acknowledgements
Second Edition September 2001
Thank you this time to Victor, Phong and especially James for helping build really big database systems during our roller coaster ride at First Telecom. Thanks also to the job market for letting me take a break and update this book.
First Edition December 1996
Thank you to the technical team at F1 Computing Systems past and present for eight years of implementing FoxPro projects. All of my FoxPro experience has resulted from working with Ian, Phong, James, Danny and David on various projects during my eight years at F1. They still have the best training courses and FoxPro team in the UK.
Thank you especially to James Thornton at F1 Computing who put me straight on a few things regarding SQL Server. Any errors remaining in this book are, of course, down to me and I apologise in advance for them. Please email me with your comments, good and bad.