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Secrets of ADO Parameter Handling
10/26
article
SQLExperts.com has published "ADO Parameter handling," an article on how the way you create parameters to SQL Server stored procedures can affect performance and scalability when using ADO and Transaction Server.
Cisco, Microsoft advance partnership
10/25
article
Cisco and Microsoft today advanced their business software partnership, introducing ways to deliver applications across a network, using NT, SQL Server, and more. CNET's Ben Heskett reports.
SQL Server 2000 Beta Watch
10/25
new
Swynk.com added a "SQL Server 2000 Beta Watch" page to its site today to cover updated news on the upcoming release of "Shiloh" from Microsoft.
Microsoft SQL Server XML preview
10/19
article
Microsoft has published "Microsoft SQL Server XML Technology Preview," an article that demonstrates XML capabilities using SQL Server and Internet Information Server (IIS). It is an IIS ISAPI extension that provides HTTP access to SQL Server and XML data formatting and updating capabilities.
CorVu integrates with SQL 7
10/19
press
Responding to increasing demand for Balanced Scorecard applications that optimize the value of enterprise analytical applications, CorVu Corporation announced today that its Balanced Scorecard solution is natively integrated with Microsoft SQL Server's Online Analytical Processing (OLAP) server.
Great Plains adds support for SQL 7
10/19
new
Great Plains announced today that it has expanded the electronic business functionality in Great Plains Dynamics, its business management solution for small and medium businesses, by adding Great Plains e.Order and support of the Microsoft SQL Server 7.0 database.
MS adds SQL tool to Office 2000
10/19
article
Microsoft on Monday unveiled a developer tool for presenting SQL Server data through Web-based applications. InformationWeek's Aaron Ricadela reports.
Digex adds 380th SQL Server license
10/18
new
Digex, Incorporated today announced the purchase of its 380th Microsoft SQL Server license, making the company Microsoft's largest customer for Windows NT-based servers and solutions.
Microsoft wraps up "Grizzly"
10/18
new
Microsoft Corp. today announced the availability of a new tool for developers to build tracking and workflow solutions. The Access Workflow Designer for SQL Server, previously code-named "Grizzly," enables developers to easily design and build Web-based workflow and tracking solutions that can also be used offline.