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I’m looking for some book about SQL Server 2008 and T-SQL, let’s say intermediate (focus on stored procedures, indexing, optimizations, performance), not taking too much on simple create/insert/select 😉
It will be also great with some .NET featues, also on improving performance mainly.
This is my favorite book for touching on a little of everything (and providing references to where you can find more detailed info):
I like the test-prep books in general — not that I take the tests usually (unless I’m updating my resume), but just because they have pretty good coverage, and a lot of good references.
Otherwise, the ‘Inside Microsoft SQL Server 2008: T-SQL Programming’
or TSQL-Querying