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I aware that there are many books written on SQL Server 2000 SP, but I can't find any book on SQL Server 2008 SP. Can anybody give the names of such books.
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The best TSQL books for 2008 are Itzik Ben Gan's "Inside TSQL Querying" and "T-SQL Fundamentals." Both books are completely focused on 2008. You may also want to take a look at Joe Sack's "Trans-SQL Recipes." It's an excellent problem/solution approach to showing you how to do all sorts of T-SQL querying. After that you'll start to see books like mine, "Query Performance Tuning Distilled." One book I recommend to everyone, just because it covers so much information, is SQL Server MVP Deep Dives. It's written by a whole slew of SQL Server MVP's and has information almost every SQL Server professional can use. +1 - all good books right there
Apr 15 '10 at 08:25 AM
Matt Whitfield ♦♦
+1 excellent list of books.
Apr 15 '10 at 11:31 AM
CirqueDeSQLeil
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The reason you can't find one is that there isn't sufficient difference for it to warrant a book. You're better off finding a book that covers SQL Server 2008 T-SQL in general, because wrapping that SQL in a stored procedure is just a tiny part of what you might want to know.
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