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Introduzione a Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Michele Zoppi Product Manager, SQL Server [email protected]

Introduzione a Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Michele Zoppi Product Manager, SQL Server [email protected] Michele Zoppi Product Manager, SQL Server [email protected]

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Introduzione a Microsoft SQL Server 2005

Michele ZoppiProduct Manager, SQL [email protected]

Michele ZoppiProduct Manager, SQL [email protected]

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SQL Server 2005 Roadshow

2 giorni di training tecnico gratuito 21-22 giugno – Roma 29-30 Giugno – Milano

Per informazioni ed iscrizioni:http://www.microsoft.com/italy/sql/eventi/sql_roadshow.mspx

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Agenda

Il mercato mondiale dei database

Linee di sviluppo di SQL Server 2005

SQL Server 2005: licensing e packaging

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2004 Relational DB Market

Oracle

IBM

00.51.01.52.02.53.0

1998 1999 2000 2001

Windows DB

Unix+Linux DB

Windows vs. Unix+Linux DBWindows vs. Unix+Linux DB

2002

Windows DB TrendWindows DB Trend

Windows+Unix+Linux DB ($6,0B)Growth & Shares (+11%)Windows+Unix+Linux DB ($6,0B)Growth & Shares (+11%)

Oracle43%

IBM18%

MicrosoftSQL Server

26%

Windows DB ($3,0B) Shares (+ 10%)Windows DB ($3,0B) Shares (+ 10%)

Oracle25% (+8.4 %)

IBM 16% (-4.4%)

MicrosoftSQL Server51% (+ 18%)

Microsoft SQL Server6%

Oracle3%

IBM- 6%

0%10%

-10%

0.2.4.6.8

1.01.2

2003

1.4

2004

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Workload

Example

Basic Reporting

Personal Web

Simple Web non-

trans

Simple Web Trans

ISV LOB Enterprise

SMB LOB

Custom LOB

Dept. Package Solution

Ent BI/DW

Dept./ SMB

Custom

Family Site

Law Firm web site

Monthly sales

Small biz sell

furniture

Small biz sells

furniture

Product Catalog or OLAP

MBS, JD Edwards

SAP, Siebel

OSS Telco

Wal-Mart

Least Committed Apps Most Committed Apps

Database Competitive Landscape

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Responding To Customer & Partner Feedback

SMB FeedbackSMB Feedback

Provide low cost entry Provide low cost entry level offeringslevel offerings

Deliver lower cost HA Deliver lower cost HA technologytechnology

Provide packaging Provide packaging options that incl. both options that incl. both

database & BIdatabase & BI

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Enterprise FeedbackEnterprise Feedback

No Expensive Add-on No Expensive Add-on OptionsOptions

Support multi-core & Support multi-core & enhancements in HWenhancements in HW

Provide fair pricing for Provide fair pricing for fault tolerance & DRfault tolerance & DR

Provide a range of Provide a range of offerings & prices based offerings & prices based

on usageon usage

Responding To Customer & Partner Feedback

SMB FeedbackSMB Feedback

Provide low cost entry Provide low cost entry level offeringslevel offerings

Deliver lower cost HA Deliver lower cost HA technologytechnology

Provide packaging Provide packaging options that incl. both options that incl. both

database & BIdatabase & BI

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Enterprise FeedbackEnterprise Feedback

No Expensive Add-on No Expensive Add-on OptionsOptions

Support multi-core & Support multi-core & enhancements in HWenhancements in HW

Provide fair pricing for Provide fair pricing for fault tolerance & DRfault tolerance & DR

Provide a range of Provide a range of offerings & prices based offerings & prices based

on usageon usage

Responding To Customer & Partner Feedback

SMB FeedbackSMB Feedback

Provide low cost entry Provide low cost entry level offeringslevel offerings

Deliver lower cost HA Deliver lower cost HA technologytechnology

Provide packaging Provide packaging options that incl. both options that incl. both

database & BIdatabase & BI

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Delivering Value And Flexibility With SQL Server 2005

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Delivering Value And Flexibility With SQL Server 2005

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Delivering Value And Flexibility With SQL Server 2005

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Delivering Value And Flexibility With SQL Server 2005

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Secure, reliable, and productive database platform for line of business and analytical applications

High availability for enterprise applications Security enhancements Focus on manageability; self optimization

Enterprise Data Management

Developer Productivity

Business Intelligence

Integration with Visual Studio and .NET Native XML technology Interoperability: open standards, Web services

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Scalability, availability, security advancements

• Database mirroring, online operations for increased availability

• Scales as the business grows: partitioning, snapshots

• Secure by default, by design, by deployment

Share data across any platform

• Native support for XML, Web Services

• Interoperability with any platform, application

• Industry standards: HTTP, SOAP, WSDL, XQuery, XSD

Focus on manageability

• Integrated management toolset for relational and OLAP

• New management programming model

• Expanded self tuning

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Scalable, comprehensive solution

• Extensive data modeling capabilities

• New data mining algorithms for advanced analytics

• Integrated with Visual Studio for rapid BI development

Real-time decision making tools

• New extensible reporting platform

• Scalable and reliable for 24*7 support

• Integration with operational systems

Extend information to employees, partners

• Supports heterogeneous data sources

• Enterprise-class ETL (DTS)

• Native XML Web Services

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Leverage existing development skills

• Use familiar tools/processes (VS, SourceSafe, etc)

• Multiple languages: T-SQL, VB.NET, C#…

• One development framework for relational, XML, OLAP

Provide end-to-end development tools

• Integration with Visual Studio

• Simplified and consistent source control environment

• Integrated in-line debugging

Extensibility

• Native XML data type, user defined data types

• Enhanced data access

• New distributed application framework: SQL Server Broker

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Introducing SQL Server 2005 Packaging & Pricing New for SQL Server 2005

Note: All Higher Editions include same functionality as the edition below it.

Express Workgroup Standard Enterprise

Free €4700 per proc or€900 (Server + 5 users)

€ 7512 per proc or €3489 (Server + 10 users)

€ 31k per proc or €17k (Server + 25 users)

2 CPU2 CPU

3 GB RAM3 GB RAM

Management Management StudioStudio

Import/ExportImport/Export

Limited Replication Limited Replication PublishingPublishing

Back-up Log-Back-up Log-shippingshipping

Report Builder- Report Builder- Basic Reporting Basic Reporting

ServicesServices

4 CPU4 CPU

Unlimited RAMUnlimited RAM(64-bit)(64-bit)

Database MirroringDatabase Mirroring

Failover clusteringFailover clustering

OLAP ServerOLAP Server

Report Builder - Report Builder - Reporting ServicesReporting Services

New Integration New Integration ServicesServices

Data MiningData Mining

Full Replication & Full Replication & SSB PublishingSSB Publishing

Unlimited Scale Unlimited Scale + Partitioning+ Partitioning

Adv. DB mirroring, Adv. DB mirroring, Complete online & Complete online &

parallel operations, parallel operations,

DB snapshotDB snapshot

Advanced Analysis Advanced Analysis Tools including full Tools including full

OLAP & Data OLAP & Data MiningMining

Report Builder + Report Builder + Customized & High Customized & High

Scale ReportingScale Reporting

Adv SSISAdv SSIS

1 CPU1 CPU1 GB RAM1 GB RAM

4GB DB Size4GB DB Size

Simple Simple Management ToolManagement Tool

Report Wizard & Report Wizard & Report ControlsReport Controls

Replication & Replication & SSB ClientSSB Client

Basic Reporting Basic Reporting ServicesServices

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Reporting services & Report BuilderFeature Express Workgroup STD EE Comments

Data Source(s) Express1, 2 Workgroup1, 2 SE and EE support all data sources (OLAP and Relational)

Shared Data Sources      

RenderingExcel, PDF, Image (RGDI, Print),

DHTMLExcel, PDF, Image (RGDI, Print),

DHTML SE and EE support All output formats

Management Report Manager WKGP, SE and EE support SSMS and Report Manager

Caching      

History      

Delivery      

Scheduling      

Extensibility     Can add/remove renderers, data sources, delivery, etc.

ASP.Net Forms Authentication    

Custom Authentication  

SharePoint Integration      

Scale-out Report Servers      

Subscription      

Data Driven Subscription      

Role Based Security Fixed Roles Fixed Roles SE and EE can add roles

Report Builder    

RB Data Source   Workgroup1, 2 SE and EE support relational and OLAP

Model Level Security      

Infinite Clickthrough      

Notes

1 - Local Server Only

2 - Relational Only

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Piattaforme supportate

Developer, Standard, Enterprise 32, x64, IA64

Express, WG 32, 64 su WOW

Tutte le piattaforme saranno rilasciate contemporaneamente, già da adesso le beta sono disponibili su tutte le piattaforme

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Multicore & clustering

Multicore: I processori multicore saranno a breve

disponibili sul mercato Le licenze Microsoft per processor

continueranno a contare solo il processore fisico

In queste situazioni siamo molto più competitivi della concorrenza, e anche gli analisti ce lo riconoscono

Cluster/mirroring SQL server continua a “regalare” il server hot

standby purchè sia solo di standby Sia per clustering che per mirroring, si paga

solo il nodo attivo

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Database Dynamics

PastPast

PresentPresent

FutureFuture

“Leader”Best Value Proposition in all segments Revenue & Share Leadership WorldwideLeader in Customer Satisfaction

“Contender”

Growing Enterprise CredibilityPrice Competition in SMBChanging HW environment

Created new commodity marketInitiated Complete Data & Analysis Platform

““Upstart”Upstart”

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2005 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.This presentation is for informational purposes only. Microsoft makes no warranties, express or implied, in this summary.