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SYS-CON's "Friday Lunch With the Celebrities" Tomorrow Features SQL Server 2005

Jerry Dixon Discusses Live How It Will Affect .NET Developers in Webinar at 12 Noon EST
By .NETDJ News Desk
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October 6, 2005 04:45 AM EDT
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Unless you have been living under a rock, then you know that November 7 is the biggest day in 2005 so far as Microsoft developers are concerned. It is the day that SQL Server 2005, Visual Studio 2005, and BizTalk Server 2006 will launch.

Tomorrow, exactly one month in advance of that day, Jerry Dixon of .NET Developer's Journal is featuring SQL Server 2005 in a SYS-CON Webinar which you can register for now and freely participate in tomorrow at noon EST.

Learn about CLR Integration, T-SQL Enhancements, XML & XQuery, HTTP Endpoints, Reporting Services, Service Broker, Notification Services, Security Enhancements, Encryption, Partitioned Tables, Snapshot Isolation, Database Snapshots, Data Binding, Cache Dependencies, SQL Server Integration Services, Multiple Active Result Sets and more!

Register here.

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