Which general SQL NG is more active??

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  • tlyczko

    Which general SQL NG is more active??

    Is comp.databases. ms-sqlserver more active than
    microsoft.publi c.sqlserver.ser ver, or is it the other way around??

    Which NG is better for general and 'learning SQL 2005' types of
    questions??

    Thank you, Tom

  • Roy Harvey

    #2
    Re: Which general SQL NG is more active??

    On Thu, 26 Jul 2007 16:08:24 -0700, tlyczko <tlyczko@gmail. comwrote:
    >Is comp.databases. ms-sqlserver more active than
    >microsoft.publ ic.sqlserver.se rver, or is it the other way around??
    >
    >Which NG is better for general and 'learning SQL 2005' types of
    >questions??
    >
    >Thank you, Tom
    microsoft.publi c.sqlserver.ser ver (17k message in last 7 months) is
    more active than comp.databases. ms-sqlserver (11k in last 18 months),
    as is microsoft.publi c.sqlserver.pro gramming (8k in last 2 months) and
    at least a few other of the other subject-specific microsoft groups.
    If you connect directly to the Microsoft news servers at
    msnews.microsof t.com you get most of the responses a bit quicker than
    if you go though a different news server.

    Roy Harvey
    Beacon Falls, CT

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    • Dan Guzman

      #3
      Re: Which general SQL NG is more active??

      I agree with Roy that the microsoft.publi c.sqlserver.* hierarchy is much
      more active. You will also find that more MVPs and Microsoft folks
      participate there. Also, registered MSDN subscribers are guaranteed a
      response within 2 business days as part of their MSDN benefits
      (http://msdn.microsoft.com/newsgroups/).

      --
      Hope this helps.

      Dan Guzman
      SQL Server MVP

      "tlyczko" <tlyczko@gmail. comwrote in message
      news:1185491304 .409499.66280@2 2g2000hsm.googl egroups.com...
      Is comp.databases. ms-sqlserver more active than
      microsoft.publi c.sqlserver.ser ver, or is it the other way around??
      >
      Which NG is better for general and 'learning SQL 2005' types of
      questions??
      >
      Thank you, Tom
      >

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