I am very excited as I was about to witness SQL Server 2011 – Code Named “Denali” is released on November 11, 2010 at SQLPASS. I will write a detail report for the same in future.
You can download CTP1 right away right now and install on your machine.
The major features of the new products are as following:
- Enhanced Mission-Critical Platform: an enhanced highly available and scalable platform.
- Developer and IT Productivity: new innovative productivity tools and features.
- Pervasive Insight: expanding the reach of BI to business users and end-to-end data integration and management.
I am going to download the version today and will install it, I will post my opinion and features very soon.
Book Online of SQL Server 2011 “Denali” is available here.
Installation guide for SQL Server 2011 “Denali” available here.
Reference: Pinal Dave (https://blog.sqlauthority.com)
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Wow……
Excited….
Downloading…..
Thanks Pinal for the update.
~ IM.
Hi Pinal Sir,
Today i strongly beleving that, if u r with us we can know the updations in this SQL SERVER.
Really, u r blog is like a library those who are working in SQL SERVER and also for beginners like me.
Thanks
This is very exciting. I am going to download it today and start playing with it. Thank you Pinal for the update.
Here is my quick preview of the product I wrote a few days ago: .
Also, here is a blog post about the new DMVs in Denali:
I am posting this here, so it makes it a bit easier for you to review the product as well.
Hi Pinal,
Thanks for the update and thanks to feodor for posting the first impressions.
Thank you
This is so misleading. Release date is for SQL Server code name Denali and not for SQL Server 2011.
Hi Pinal,
This is very exciting for anyone who want to play with new release of SQL server. Thanks for your update
Hello
Can someone help me with the question below:
How do I install BOL 2011 without Microsoft SQL Server “Denali” (SQL 2011) is installed?
Best regards,
José Júlio Duarte
Hi,
I follow this blog for the information it provides – great work guys for keeping this blog going.
Now about this new version of MSSQL Server, would anyone know if the DB Connection Stream Provider has changed – it was the same in MSSQL 2008 and MSSQL 2008 R2.
(Provider=SQLNCLI10)
Kind regards,
ME