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Developing Client/Server Systems Using Sybase SQL Server System 10

Sanjiv Purba

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This book covers the new Sybase SQL Server 11, which has improved administration performance and enhanced networking capabilities. This is a developmental guide that covers stored procedures and triggers, query optimization, the APT workbench and other features that help developers build fast and efficient client/server applications.

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This book covers the new Sybase SQL Server 11, which has improved administration performance and enhanced networking capabilities. This is a developmental guide that covers stored procedures and triggers, query optimization, the APT workbench and other features that help developers build fast and efficient client/server applications.

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This book covers the new Sybase SQL Server 11, which has improved administration performance and enhanced networking capabilities. This is a developmental guide that covers stored procedures and triggers, query optimization, the APT workbench and other features that help developers build fast and efficient client/server applications.

Key concepts: Business Intelligence Markup Language, Sql server, Data Transformation Services, Computer science, Log shipping, Workbench, Operating system, Client–server model

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