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Welcome to what is probably the most difficult exam in the current range of SQL Server 2005 exams available, the “Designing Database Solutions by Using Microsoft SQL Server 2005” 70-441 exam.

The reason why it is such a difficult exam is because it has both a breadth and a depth that does not exist in the other SQL Server 2005 exams. It is not a DBA exam that focuses on a solution to a particular event or set of circumstances. And it is not a development exam asking you what syntax to use for a particular requirement.

It is a design exam that will ask you what the best solution is, given a large set of business and technical requirements in the context of a particular environment. There will be many requirements, and they might conflict with each other at times, as in the real world. It is up to you to untangle these various requirements so as to be able to recommend the best solution. Designing database solutions can be a bit of an art form, requiring years of experience, a good theoretical background, and a broad knowledge of peripheral technologies and software development techniques. Consequently, I have tried to focus on best practices and database design techniques, giving alternatives and various considerations as appropriate, instead of simply giving you syntax and “a set of rules to follow.”

I have had the good fortune and privilege over the past 10-odd years of working on a vari- ety of database solutions for numerous public and private sector organizations, each with their own set of requirements, budgets, problems, and politics. I have brought those experiences and lessons learned from the field to this book. You’d be surprised at how poorly a database solution can be designed, given a simple set of requirements. Grab me for a beer if you ever see me, and I will gladly fill you in.

In addition, I hope this book will go beyond helping you pass the exam and will give you some practical advice on how to develop a database solution based on Microsoft SQL Server 2005.
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