Support WebCast: Microsoft SQL Server 2000 SP 3a: What It Is, Why It Is, and Whether to Upgrade (822144)
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- Microsoft SQL Server 2000 (all editions) SP3a
Session SummaryJuly 17, 2003Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Service Pack 3a (SP3a) update
is available and replaces the previously released SP3. If you successfully
upgraded to SP3, you may not have to apply SP3a. This Support WebCast will talk
about what changed and how to decide if applying SP3a in your environment is
appropriate. The WebCast will discuss security and functionality in MSDE
installations that also changed in SP3a, and then talk about the MDAC changes
that primarily drove the release. This is a
Level
200 session that will be presented by Maxwell Myrick. Maxwell Myrick
is a Program Manager with SQL Server at Microsoft. He recently took over
responsibility for SQL Server's upgrade abilities and was the release manager
for SQL Server SP3a. For the last three years, he has run the SQL Customer Lab
program. Its purpose is to find interesting and challenging SQL Server-based
programs and work through issues side-by-side with the developers and
architects of the product. Maxwell has been in various computer development and
support roles in the industry since 1992. Viewing the Presentation To view, click this link:
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