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Thomas Rizzo,Adam Machanic,Rob WaltersFirst book to provide comprehensive, deeply practical coverage on all major new SS2005 features.Lead author (Tom Rizzo) is a key member of the SQL Server team at Microsoft and a respected author and b

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T-SQL Enhancements for DBAs,integrity tools than previous versions of SQL Server. Although the learning curve can be steep with some of these new tools, in the long run use of them will lead to higher-quality, better-performing systems—and more time for DBAs to kick back and take a much-needed break!

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.NET Integration,n easy way to improve upon some of the things that T-SQL doesn’t do especially well..In the next chapter, we’ll cover the other types of CLR objects available to developers: functions, aggregates, user-defined types, and triggers. We’ll also present a more in-depth look into managing routines from a DBA’s perspective.

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Programming Assemblies,riety of ways to expand SQL Server and make it a better environment for application development. It’s important to remember that some caveats exist and that careful testing is required. That said, SQL Server 2005’s CLR integration should prove incredibly useful for most software shops.

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SQL Server and XML,s the OPENXML and FOR XML query extensions, XML BulkLoad, and also the SQLXML technologies. In the next chapter, you’ll see some additional new technologies that were added to SQL Server 2005 to support XML and how some of the technologies you’ve learned about in this chapter have changed.

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Service Broker,y for SQL Server, and in the space of one chapter it’s not possible to go into great depth. Instead, we’ve concentrated on the main elements of creating Service Broker applications, with a couple of reasonably practical examples to get you started with the technology as quickly as possible. In this chapter, we covered the following topics:

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