Title: SQL Server 2000 Stored Procedure Programming by Dejan Sunder
Product review: I used to work a lot in Microsoft Access, but since Microsoft released MSDE as part of Access 2000, I am doing a lot more SQL Server projects. I recommend this book to you if you need to learn about TSQL and stored procedure development. However, this book is probably not the best place to start if you need to learn about basic database concepts like tables, indexes and select, update and insert statements. It's definitely for the intermediate to senior database developer. You should definitely get this book if you want to improve your ability to build complex stored procedures systematically.
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