Tell me what you can read to learn MS SQL. Experience working with the database is not. Saw topics: literature for My SQL, but for MS SQL did not meet.

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    MS SQL is a fairly large and complex product, or rather several products under one brand. For what purposes do you want to study: development, administration, maybe reporting? - Serge Nazarenko

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This is easier: Dusan Petkovich

This deeper: Ben-Gan

You can still remember the book Graber . She, however, is not on MS SQL, but about SQL "in general", but she is greatly praised (I will not lie, I did not read)

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    There are two editions of Graber’s (Gruber’s) book in Russian: one seems to be translated by Promt, the other is normal. - Alexander Petrov
  • @AlexanderPetrov And they have a different publishing house, as I understand it? - alladuh
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    @alladuh - yes, publishers are different. A good edition of "Lori" (in my opinion, so). Wandering around the net in djvu format. The bad is haunting the web in pdf format. I once started with him, then I wondered why many people praise Graber. Then I found the second edition. - Alexander Petrov

Petkovich didn't go to me, but Bondar liked it: https://play.google.com/store/books/details/Bondar_Aleksandr_Grigoryevich_Microsoft_SQL_Server?id=WVU-CQAAQBAJ

Well, Flenov wrote well: http://www.flenov.info/books.php?id=10