About once a month or so, us developers here at Ayoka like to get together over lunch to discuss various software development topics in a series we call Ayoka Lunch n’ Learn. This month our resident SQL Server expert, Steve Chang discussed SQL Server best practices. You can check out the the four part video series below. You can also download the complete PowerPoint presentation here: SQL Server Best Practices – Ayoka Lunch n’ Learn.
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