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Nice article. It was well written and enjoyed it. I see that this is a reprint. Did you ever publish the 2nd part?
I didn't know about the GROUPING SETS and am excited to see this as an enhancement. Most of these enhancements are things I always felt should of been in the product/language. I've been using 2008 for awhile but I haven't had the need for it yet. I really could of used this in 2005 in a previous job.
I like the pretty light blue decorations around your code snippets. I think though I'd rather have the snippets copy and paste friendly.
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Excellent post, looking foward to the other parts
ThomasLL
Thomas LeBlanc, MCITP DBA 2005, 2008 & MCDBA 2000 http://thesmilingdba.blogspot.com/
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Very useful article. I've been using SQL2008 for a while, but hadn't picked up on some of the simple changes - maybe now I'll remember some of them. I'm looking forward to the successor articles.
Tom Que conclure à la fin de tous mes longs propos? C'est que les préjugés sont la raison des sots. (Voltaire, 1756)
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| Coool. Precisely describing the point. Thank you.
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Hello! Thank you for interesting article!  GROUPING SETS were new for me. I've tried an example using GROUPING SETS and UNION ALL. I've just noticed that the ordering of returning rows is different. Also the number of logical reads is less when using GROUPING SETS.
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