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It’s obviously hot off the presses because the “What’s New document” is 404.
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Tim Mitchell
Tim Mitchell is a Microsoft SQL
Server consultant, speaker, and trainer, and is a Microsoft SQL Server
MVP. He has been working with SQL Server for over 7 years, working
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SQL Server 2005 SP3… has arrived: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=ae7387c3-348c-4faa-8ae5-949fdfbe59c4&displaylang=en It’s obviously hot off the presses because the “What’s New document” is 404. CommentsLeave a Comment |
Posted by Steve Jones on 15 December 2008
Very nice announcement. Thanks, Tim
Posted by Tim Mitchell on 16 December 2008
It's interesting that one of the updates is a change to SQL Server Notification Services, since that component isn't available in any future editions (including 2008).
Posted by Steve Jones on 16 December 2008
I thought that SSNS was still stuck in SSRS, just not called out as a separate component.
Posted by Tim Mitchell on 18 December 2008
Microsoft's documentation makes vague references to some functionality of SSNS which is part of SSRS 2008. I didn't spend enough time in SSNS to see what it offered that was not included in some other component of the product.