Why We Started SQL Server Club

SQL Server Club is a free community web site for developers, database administrators and IT professionals who work with SQL Server. Run by Norb Technologies, SQL Server Club came about as a result of a rather large collection of technical articles and fixes to solutions. As developers of software ourselves, we also face the many hurdles of development and administration and decided to share these with the SQL Server world. We aim to bring our real-world experience to our articles and hope to cover topics not addressed elsewhere on the web.

Norb Who?

Norb Technologies is a UK based software house focused purely on developing performance tuning software for SQL Server. Our aim is to build top quality products at decent prices. Ideas for our products come from working in the field as developers and DBAs and we are proud to be the first company to launch an automated index defragmentation tool for SQL Server. If you'd like to know more about us and our products you can visit our web site at www.norbtechnologies.com.

Developersdex Partnership

We are Developersdex Partners and are happy to support and promote other community web sites and share links and information. Developersdex provides an excellent and free knowledge base service to the IT community, covering web and Windows application development alongside databases. They cover ASP, C#, SQL, VB and XML and have articles written by gurus.

Advertising

We don't accept any forms of commercial advertising on SQL Server Club. This web site is devoted to providing an unbiased, independent and free service to the SQL Server community. If you have a web site which you feel is relevant to our content and want to add it to our Links page, please Contact Us.

Blog-IT

Got something to say about SQL Server, Microsoft, Vista, development or just want to have an intelligent rant about something IT-related? You can sign up to write a blog for us and share your thoughts with the Club community.

Editorial Control

All material submitted for inclusion on SQL Server Club is subject to editorial review for accuracy and quality and we retain the right to reject anything we feel is not appropriate.

The Editor

Rachel Clements is your SQL Server Club web site Editor. If you have an article you'd like us to publish, want to blog or have a contribution to make, please contact Rachel in the first instance.