January 29, 2020 at 9:15 pm
If you're used to working with SQL Server 2008R2 and to lesser extent, 2012 and now your company has moved to 2016 what would you recommend as a good method for getting up to date with T-SQL?
I know the T-SQL basics so what I'm shooting for is getting up to speed with whats current in T-SQL up thru 2016. Whats changed, what was the method before and whats the method now for doing X? For example I've always wrapped my updates in a try-catch statement, has this been replaced with a better method in 2016? What else may have changed between 2008R2 and 2016?
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Just say No to Facebook!January 29, 2020 at 9:45 pm
One thing I'd probably start with is go through the What's New In SQL Server <version> articles that Microsoft has in the documentation for the new releases. Here's the links for 2014 and 2016:
Sue
January 29, 2020 at 10:59 pm
Yep. You'll need to go thru each "What's New" separately, for:
SQL Server 2012; 2014; and 2016.
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