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To understand the potential impact of Microsoft's cloud strategy and SSDS service initiative on Oracle, IBM/DB2, Sun/MySQL, Ingres, Postgres and other relational or post-relational database management systems, it's important to note that SSDS has nothing to do with SQL. SQL Server Data Services is a dumb name because, while the service is apparently based at the storage level on Microsoft's SQL Server technology, it doesn't use SQL (Structured Query Language) or a variant of it to query the information in the database. It uses a new Microsoft language called LINQ.
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