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Recompilations white-paper published on TechNet

This is an excellent refernce for understanding the changes between SQL Server 2000 and SQL Server 2005.
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/prodtechnol/sql/2005/recomp.mspx Hope you find this useful.
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Thanks Gaurav.
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Nice one, thanks! Does anyone of a system that keeps you informed when new articles are added to TechNet od MSDN?
Something like kbAlertz.com?
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I subscribe to MSNDN and Technet newsletters. This posts some articles but I don’t think it covers all. Gaurav
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Well, I should get used to read this newsletters some day. I am also subscribed, but… –Frank
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If you’re subscribed to the Technet newsletter then all the updations will be informed via email and I normally will have a glance on them before deleting. (I’m not sure about MSDN)_
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There is a faster way to read the new articles released on MSDN now. You can use RSS feedhttp://msdn.microsoft.com/rss.xml and subscribe to the same using RSS reader. If you haven’t started using RSS reader till now, I would suggest giveing the cool technology a look.http://www.plucker.com is one of the RSS reader software that I have been using for the same and I like it very much. Gaurav
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On a similar notehttp://sqlteam.com/rss.asp can be used as a RSS feed link to SQLTeam.com. Brad, would you consider this as weel? Gaurav
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Is there more on "plucker" than this ridiculous welcome page?
Does anyone has experience with open source RSS readers? –Frank
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How about referringhttp://www.feedreader.com/ &
http://bitworking.org/Aggie.html HTH Satya SKJ
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Could a network admin argue against installation?
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…or might there be a firewall issue? –Frank
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