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SQLServerCentral.com is the #1 education and community site for SQL Server. It has 819,000 members (as of right now), 2.5 million pageviews/month and is growing fast. SQLServerCentral provides a central hub for the SQL Server Community where they can interact with their peers and access the accurate, relevant, and timely technical information that they need to do their jobs. Its focus is on educating SQL Server users by providing a central hub for the SQL Server community. The site is driven by original content developed by our columnists and based on the real world problems they encounter working with SQL Server in their careers. In addition to articles providing valuable information, SQLServerCentral.com also includes the following: Links to articles and resources throughout the Internet Popular Forums to discuss specific issues Sample Scripts Book Reviews A daily newsletter providing a direct line to all recent articles, tools, editorials and forum posts SQLServerCentral.com is owned by Redgate software together with Database Weekly and Simple Talk. SQLServerCentral.com and its editor, Steve Jones, have complete editorial independence from Redgate. Who's in charge? Steve Jones is editor-in-chief of SQLServerCentral.com. Steve started working with SQL Server in 1991 with the original Sybase port of SQL Server to OS/2 v1.3 (shudder). He has continued working with SQL Server through all versions up to 2000. Prior to SQLServerCentral.com, he worked with JD Edwards in Denver, CO until it was purchased by PeopleSoft, spending most of his time administering a large scale SQL Server environment and developing automated solutions for administration and optimization of SQL Server. Steve is an MCSE, slowly working on the SQL Server 2012 tests when he runs out of things to write about. He has published articles in SQL Server Magazine, SQL Server Update, NT Update, and is the co-author of these books from Sybex: