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Programming with SQL Azure : WCF Data Services (part 1) |
WCF Data Services, formerly known as ADO.NET Data Services, enables the creation and consumption of OData services. OData, the Open Data Protocol, is a new data-sharing standard that allows for greater sharing of data between different systems. |
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Programming with SQL Azure : Application Deployment Factors |
Each of those aspects is important and should be discussed when you're considering moving applications to the cloud. In addition to security, performance is one of the primary items of concern that companies have about cloud computing. |
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SQL Server 2008: SQL Server Web Services |
Microsoft first made it possible to expose T-SQL query batches, stored procedures, and scalar-valued functions as web services with the release of SQLXML 3.0, an add-on package for SQL Server 2000 that allowed for the interchange of relational data as Extensible Markup Language. |
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SQL Azure Backup Strategies (part 2) |
The question then becomes, how do you know the copy is finished? The answer is that Microsoft created a new data management view (DMV) to return the details of the database copy operation |
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SQL Server 2008: Service Broker Routing and Security |
Service Broker services running on multiple SQL Server instances communicate across the network via endpoints that are secured using certificates. Certificates are the foundation of secure network communications. |
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Understanding Service Broker Constructs (part 5) |
After you create the initiator, the next step is to create the service program in XCatMgmt that is activated when messages arrive. This step involves a bit more work because this program needs to receive messages of at least three types |
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Migrating Databases and Data to SQL Azure (part 7) |
You're now ready to test your SSIS package. In Visual Studio, click the green arrow on the toolbar to begin package execution. Execution starts at the Clear Data task—which, as you recall, deletes all the data from the UserDocs, Users, and Docs tables |
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Understanding Service Broker Constructs (part 3) |
Services represent the endpoints in Service Broker applications. You can think of them as the glue that binds contracts with queues. This binding ensures that the typed messages specified in the contract end up in the appropriate queues. |
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