No a skąd o tym wiem?

 

ano wchodzę sobie na WSS - a tam sekcji "Nowości na stronach Technet" widzę artykuł: "Dostosowanie alokacji pamięci dla zapytań w SQL Server 2008" - klikam sobie żeby zobaczyć co też ciekawego tam pokazano ...

Czytam, czytam ... w końcu trafiam na kawałek kodu T-SQL i jakieś było moje zdziwienie!!! SQL Server rozumie język Polski!!!! screen poniżej ...

 

Oczywiście jest to tylko jeden z wielu przypadków sprawności technicznego review jakie jest stosowane w polskim centrum rozwiązań ! Jeśli Microsoft zdecyduje się na sprawdzenie zawartości artykułów pod tym względem - z chęcią pomogę!

A no i jeśli ktoś chce sam poczytać o tej nowej wersji SQL Server znajdzie to tutaj:

Jakoś u nas w kraju bez echa przechodzi fakt ogłoszenia oficjalnej nazwy nowej wersji SQL Servera! To co niektórzy wiedzeli już jakiś czas temu (np. MVP obecni na keynote MVP Summit 2009), reszta świata dowiedziała się 11 maja na Tech•Ed North America 2009.

 

Słów kilka o nowym SQL:)

- codename: Kilimanjaro

- pierwsze CTP: druga połowa 2009

- planowany release: pierwsza połowa 2010

 

Zmiany w skrócie:

 

 

"SQL Server 2008 R2 will empower end users to make better decisions through self-service business intelligence, and help IT drive greater efficiency and reduce costs through new capabilities such as multi-server management and Master Data Services. In 2010, Microsoft will also introduce complex event processing for real-time insight into streaming information.*"

 

 

"Master Data Services that provides information workers with a single authoritative data source to ensure the integrity of the data they use to make critical business decisions.
Application and Multi-Server Management that reduces the complexity of developing, deploying, and managing applications across multiple instances of SQL Server; a new central management point helps scale database management and identify consolidation opportunities.
Support for greater than 64 logical processors that provides customers with greater choice for delivering high performance and scalability and enables customers to take advantage of multi-core technologies."

 

 

"Capitalize on Hardware Innovation
Increase in the number of logical processors supported from 64 up to 256.  This will provide customers with more choices for obtaining single system scalability with high performance.

Optimize Hardware Resources
Dashboard viewpoints provide real-time insight into utilization and policy violations to help identify consolidation opportunities, maximize investments and maintain healthy systems.

Manage Efficiently at Scale
Through new extensions in SQL Server Management Studio, organizations will gain insights into their growing applications and databases and help ensure higher service levels through policies and dashboard viewpoints.

Enhance Collaboration Across Development and IT
Streamline Application Lifecycle Management through integration with Visual Studio. A new project type enables a single unit of management for packaging database schema with application requirements. This ensures higher quality application development while also accelerating deployments, moves, and changes over time.

Improve the Quality of Your Data
Centralized approach to defining, deploying, and managing master data can ensure reporting consistency across systems and deliver faster more accurate results across the enterprise.

Manage User-Generated Analytical Applications
Comprehensive management thru Microsoft SharePoint gives IT the ability to manage and secure all BI assets, thus freeing the original authors to focus on the priorities of the business.

Report with Ease
Decrease time and costs developing reports by giving users the ability to design their own queries, reports and charts through powerful and intuitive authoring and ad hoc reporting capabilities.

Get More Out of Your Data
New support for geospatial visualization can produce new insights and discoveries when geospatial data is combined with corporate data for reporting and analysis.

Build Robust Analytical Applications
With the in-memory analytics add-in for Microsoft Excel 2010, business users can quickly access, analyze and summarize vast amounts of data directly in Excel without the assistance of the IT department.

Consolidate Your Data
New “data mash up” capabilities will simplify time consuming data gathering and consolidation tasks.  Integrate data from multiple sources, including corporate databases and external sources, using powerful tools within Microsoft Excel.

Share and Collaborate with Confidence
New collaboration tools make it easy to share analytic applications and reports through Microsoft Office SharePoint, where they are refreshed automatically, maintained, and made accessible to others."

 

czekamy na CTP :))) (aaa na CTP można się już teraz zarejestrować na stronie R2 http://www.microsoft.com/sqlserver/2008/en/us/r2.aspx :))