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Paul Nielsen

www.SQLServerBible.com

Headed for the Bookstore

I came into the contract site today, and the DBA's are all abuzz about Kalen's new book!

Today is the day! Kalens new book has arrived at the local computer bookstore (Denver has a great strore, SoftPro Books, the carries only computer books)! Since Query tuning is my passion, and Kalen is, well, Kalen, (her name has morphed into an ajdective). I've been waiting for this book since I first heard about it.

I'll be up all night reading and post a full review this weekend.  

 

 

 

 

Published Friday, October 05, 2007 11:08 AM by Paul Nielsen

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Denis Gobo said:

Just got my copy from Barnes & Noble  ;-)

October 6, 2007 3:13 PM
 

Glenn Berry said:

I also picked mine up at SoftPro Books in Denver late last week.

According to the Introduction, Kalen wrote Chapter 5 and co-wrote Chapter 4. Sunil Agarwal, Adam Machanic, Craig Freeman and Ron Talmage wrote the other chapters.

So far, I am really enjoying the book.

October 7, 2007 10:45 PM

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About Paul Nielsen

Paul Nielsen believes SQL is the romance language of data. As such he’s a hands-on database developer, Microsoft SQL Server MVP, trainer, and author of SQL Server Bible series (Wiley). As a data architect, he developed the concepts of Smart Database Design and Nordic – an open source O/R dbms for SQL Server. He lives in Colorado Springs.

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