IT Heroes is Live!

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KevinRemde — Mon, 07 Nov 2005 20:32:00 GMT

It's a beautiful thing, MJ! Nice work!

Hey... let's figure out a way to have me SING in blues style that disclaimer over the intro music. That would be much cooler. :)

-Kevin

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MJMurphy_TechNet — Mon, 07 Nov 2005 21:08:21 GMT

Yes! Let's get you in the studio!
MJMurphy

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Jason N. Gaylord — Mon, 07 Nov 2005 21:20:13 GMT

Cool! I look forward to hearing the others coming up.

Jason

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Rao Setty — Mon, 14 Nov 2005 20:36:11 GMT

Hi Murphy,

This is Rao Setty from Buffalo NY. I hope you remember me from TechNet @ Buffalo on 11/10/05. I told you I'm going to post some questions regarding SQL Server 2005 since there is limited time available and you suggested me to post in the blog.

My questions are is SQL Server 2005 is "Yukon" , if so I heard that I supports RAW filed systems as ours is a complex SAN environment with other RDBMS, it is easy for me to administer database devices over SAN with RAW files as opposed to NTFS. Also I had other questions regarding SQL cluster. Is other services like DTC, Analysis Services, Microsoft Text Search are cluster aware as we are facing issues related to these in our current SQL 2000 environment. Is there any WP's or Tech docs available on line could you direct them to me.

Thanks
Rao Setty
Buffalo NY.

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MJMurphy_TechNet — Tue, 15 Nov 2005 23:35:25 GMT

Rao,

Certainly, I remeber our coversation. Let me start by directing you to the main page for SQL 2005 white papers and other important links http://www.microsoft.com/sql/techinfo/whitepapers/default.mspx.

Also, my blog posting from November 4th http://blogs.technet.com/mjmurphy/archive/2005/11/4.aspx includes usfull links courtesy of http://blogs.technet.com/KevinRemde .

I'm going to start with that then do some more detaile dresearch on your specfic questions. Feel free to post your own thoughts and findings here as well. Thanks.

IT Heroes Episode I: Bill Zack discusses SQL 2005

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