Searching the Web for SQL Topics? Give SQL Hunter a Try

I created a SQL-specific search engine called SQL Hunter (http://sqlhunter.com), which gives priority search results to more than 45 SQL-related Web sites—and I'm adding more Web sites every day. SQL Hunter uses a tab layout to refine searches. For example, if you search on T-SQL, then click the Blog tab, you'll get a list of T-SQL blogs. I built SQL Hunter using Google's custom search engine and Google's AJAX Search API.

SQL Hunter can save you a lot of time when searching for SQL material because you don't have to provide advanced search parameters like you do when you use Google or other search engines. I hope you enjoy it!

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on Jun 11, 2007
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