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Our mentors are constantly involved in book-related projects and in content development. Here are some recent links:

Peter DeBetta, Dr Greg Low, Dr Mark Whitehorn Introduction to SQL Server 2008 (Microsoft Press)
  Dr Greg Low Greg Low has been involved in creating and running technical communities for decades. In this book, he shares a wealth of ideas and practical advice. This book has fast become the defacto standard reference for user group and community leaders worldwide.
  Dr Greg Low SQL Server 2005 revolutionized the way database applications are written. Microsoft's Common Language Runtime (CLR) allows you to create development and execution environments with integrated languages and libraries. In The Rational Guide to Microsoft® SQL Server 2005 CLR, Microsoft Regional Director Greg Low clearly and concisely explains everything you need to know to use the CLR features of SQL Server 2005, including user-defined functions, stored procedures, triggers, user-defined aggregates, user-defined types, security, and performance. Advanced topics include deployment, advanced integration topics, tips for developers, and advice for DBAs.


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Greg Low is the host of the popular SQL Down Under podcast series. It produces interviews with noted members of the SQL Server community from around the world and with SQL Server product group members. It currently has over 30,000 show downloads per month.

 


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"I have been reading your book, "The Rational Guide to Building Technical User Communities", and it is simply phenomenal.  I will be applying your advice to my own community in the upcoming year.  In fact, I have already started applying some of your advice and it is very effective..."

David Silverlight

"I am an avid listener of your show and have found it immensely useful for getting to grips with sql server as we are currently migrating to SQL server."

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