SQL Server Yukon

This article provides some information about the enhancements made to the TOP keyword in T-SQL language in SQL Server Yukon.

This article would give a developer a visual tour of the SQL Server Yukon. This article is intended to have as many screen shots of the various features that would be part of the next version of the SQL server 2000. I would strongly suggest readers to also read the Yukon beta1 FAQ for the most frequently asked questions.

This article is the second in a series of articles giving developers a visual tour of Yukon. The previous article was aimed at giving a developer a tour of the SQL Workbench. In this article the primary focus would be on the XQuery designer.

This article discusses the key features such as SQL Server Reporting Services of SQL Server codename Yukon. The article also explains the .NET CLR and XML integration in SQL Server.

Imagine that you can use your favorite .NET language such as C# or VB.NET to write database objects (triggers, stored procedures, functions and more) without using T-SQL statements. Yukon gives you the power of integrating the .NET Framework into SQL Server.