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SQL Server Summary Note that this tutorial was written for those using the 2000 edition of SQL Server (SQL Server 2000). For later versions of SQL Server, check out the SQL Server 2008 tutorial. Congratulations for reaching the end of this SQL Server tutorial! SQL Server is a powerful application, and this tutorial has provided an overview of the main concepts involved in administering SQL Server. To recap briefly, we've:
What Next?The most logical next step from learning SQL Server is to learn SQL itself (if you haven't already done this that is). SQL stands for Structured Query Language and enables you to perform database related tasks programatically. Most of the tasks in this tutorial can be done programatically using SQL. Probably the most common use for SQL is to work with the data in the database. For example, to insert data, select data, update data, or to delete data. Any database driven website will have many SQL statements doing this stuff. To learn more about SQL, check out the SQL tutorial. Enjoy this website?
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