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“If you want to be the best at developing applications for SQL Server

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SQL Server Program Manager

Microsoft Corporation

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Microsoft Corporation

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design. Being close to the development process from early stages,

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and they are passing it on to you.”

—Alexander Vaschillo

Microsoft Product Manager

Father of the three-part data model mapping

Microsoft Corporation

“This book clearly explains the complex semantics behind Object

Spaces API in an intuitive way.”

—Dinesh Kulkarni

Microsoft Product Manager, ObjectSpaces

Microsoft Corporation

A First Look at

SQLServer 2005

for Developers

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