دانلود کتاب SQL Server 2025

SQL Server is in my blood. I’ve been working now with every version of SQL Server that has shipped since SQL Server 1.0 on OS/2 with just a few diskettes. To see the product blossom to what it is today is nothing short of a dream for me. This book is a testament to that dream. To write about a product that honors the tradition of decades of work on an industry-proven database engine combined with the innovation of the latest in technology is an incredible story. A story that deserves to be told. I hope I give it justice in this book. I built this book specifically for those who already know the fundamentals of SQL Server. However, I’ve learned from my past books that even those who have some knowledge of SQL Server will see great value from it. As with past books (except for Azure SQL Revealed, written in 2020), this book was written all over the world. Any author who does this “on the side” knows you have to find any small moment in time to author a book. So this book was written in hotel rooms, on beaches, on airplanes and in airports, in doctor office waiting rooms, on subways and trains, riding in the car while my wife drove, and any other spare moment I could squeeze in to get even the smallest of paragraph done. The book was a journey from places like Sarasota (with my friends Tom and Janet Grubish) and Orlando, Florida; Las Vegas (multiple times); Redmond (multiple times); Seattle; Dallas; Charleston; Savannah (the home of Troy and Claudia); a cruise ship (with our close friends the Jollys); Paso Robles, California (with our friends the Peschells); San Jose, California (at the NVIDIA GTC event); Hilton Head Island; London (including trains and tubes); Abilene, Texas (including the home of Mark and Loria Beale and Brandon and Paige Beale and the famous Fairway Oaks Country Club); New York City; Genesee, Colorado (our home away from home); Vienna, Austria; and on walks around my house at Green Valley Park and the confines of my home (Ward Ranch) in North Richland Hills, Texas. As with all of my books, the first chapter is a story of the making of this product. If that is not your thing, you can dive right into Chapter 2 to learn details of installation and upgrade. However, I have feedback that many people love to hear the “making of …” story, so you might enjoy it. Chapter 1 also though includes an introduction into the overall release, so I feel you will want to at least browse this chapter toward the end of it. I have examples throughout the book that you can get along with the book or at my site at aka.ms/sql2025bookextra, including any errata or details about SQL Server 2025 that are revealed after the writing of this book. Chapters 3 and 4 are all about AI. AI is one of the biggest leaps in innovation we have made with SQL Server in years. I felt like I needed to introduce fundamental concepts of AI first in Chapter 3 and then bring in how SQL Server 2025 fits into that picture in Chapter 4. Chapter 5 is all about developers, so if you want to jump right into JSON, Regular Expressions (RegEx), T-SQL, Change Event Streaming (CES), and REST (Representational State Transfer) APIs, you will love this chapter. Then in Chapter 6, I pivot to talk about Azure Arc, especially how it lights up new security possibilities to go “passwordless” with a Managed Identity. The “meat and potatoes” of SQL Server is the engine, and Chapter 7 will not disappoint. This is a huge chapter covering security, performance, and availability. Core engine #sqlhead lovers will love the details. I conclude the book by talking about Fabric Mirroring for SQL Server 2025 in Chapter 8, which I think anyone should read to see what is possible with the Microsoft Fabric platform. And the final chapter is the story of Microsoft SQL, ground to cloud to fabric, so you know that SQL Server 2025 is at the heart of an amazing database platform everywhere you need it. Authoring books is a labor of love, and I enjoyed writing this book just as much as the previous ones. Authors just don’t write. We learn along the way, and I learned myself a few things I didn’t know as part of this journey. When you are done with this book, my hope is you understand why we call SQL Server 2025 the AI-ready enterprise database. It is ready for you today!