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Professional SQL Server 2005 XML

Scott Klein

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Written with SQL Server, XML, and Web developers in mind, this informative book discusses how changes to SQL Server 2005 serve to support the new xml data type, while improvements to security and performance offer you a better experience with XML.

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Written with SQL Server, XML, and Web developers in mind, this informative book discusses how changes to SQL Server 2005 serve to support the new xml data type, while improvements to security and performance offer you a better experience with XML.

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Written with SQL Server, XML, and Web developers in mind, this informative book discusses how changes to SQL Server 2005 serve to support the new xml data type, while improvements to security and performance offer you a better experience with XML.

Key concepts: Business Intelligence Markup Language, Computer science, XML Schema Editor, XML database, Efficient XML Interchange, Streaming XML, XML Signature, Database

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