How SQL Server 2005 Enables Service-Oriented Database Architectures

By Bill Graziano on 8 September 2006 | Tags: Application Design

Databases are a strategic part of a distributed architecture built using the Service-Oriented Database Architecture (SODA). This paper explores the concepts behind SODA and how SQL Server 2005 fits into this architecture.

Link: How SQL Server 2005 Enables Service-Oriented Database Architectures

Related Articles

Application Locks (or Mutexes) in SQL Server 2005 (7 January 2008)

What I Wish Developers Knew About SQL Server (Presentation) (11 October 2007)

Multiple Active Result Sets (MARS) – Transactions and Debugging (17 June 2007)

Multiple Active Result Sets (MARS) (3 April 2007)

Presentation: What I Wish Developers Knew About SQL Server (17 November 2005)

GeoCoding with SQL Server and Google (8 August 2005)

How to Asynchronously Execute a DTS package from ASP or ASP.NET (27 March 2005)

Getting Started with ObjectSpaces (31 December 2003)

Other Recent Forum Posts

Getting a sum for date ranges of 7 days when there are missing dates (1d)

Why Does My SQL Server Agent Job Fail on Schedule but Succeed Manually? (15d)

How to group by invg_id instead of null lines (15d)

Trigger is not allowing the database to populate when enabled (29d)

Trigger is causing database to not populate (29d)

Consecutive count of holidays if first date of a month is holiday (31d)

Issues With Not Having Permissions To Add New Database (34d)

I need help with checking the sql query (42d)

Subscribe to SQLTeam.com

SQLTeam.com Articles via RSS

SQLTeam.com Weblog via RSS

- Advertisement -

Resources

Articles

Forums

Blogs

Contact Us

About the Site