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Title: Roger Jennings' Database Workshop: Microsoft Transaction Server 2.0 by Steven D. Gray, Rick A. Lievano, Roger Jennings ISBN: 0-672-31130-5 Publisher: SAMS Pub. Date: 24 November, 1997 Format: Paperback Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $39.99

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Average Customer Rating: 3.29 (17 reviews)

Rating: 5
Summary: Get this book - Great MTS, Client/Server workbook
Comment: It appears most of the reviews are about CD-ROM problems, index problems, etc. This may be the case but lets get to the books content. This is not a techies dream. This book is meant as an MTS 2.0 real world overview. How to use MTS with VB, VC++ and Java. It presents a real-world n-tier business solution for IS professionals. The code is great, can be re-used in different senieros. I would get this book if you want accurate information about MTS, how to impliment it, and how to use it in real-life situations.

Rating: 5
Summary: "Teach Yourself MTS in 30-days"
Comment: I purchased the book in order to get up-to-speed with MTS. Although it left some unanswered questions, the book lived up to its promise to get me up-and-running with MTS in a flash. Using the sample code as a basis, I built and deployed my first MTS app in a little less than a month. A follow-up book providing deeper insight into the MTS runtime would be desirable.

Rating: 5
Summary: The best book on n-tier application dvelopment using VB
Comment: I don't know how this book got only a rating of 2.5. This is one of the best book on the market on MTS/n-tier app development. I don't thing anyone else could write a better book on this subject. Eventhough it is little outdated with the arrival of Win2K and COM EXPLORER you could still get a wealth of information.