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Support WebCast: New Features in XML for Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Web Release 2

Article ID: 324974

Article Last Modified on 8/9/2004

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Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Standard Edition

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Session Summary

Microsoft SQL Server 2000 introduces several new features for querying database tables and receiving the results as an XML document. Web Release 1 of XML for SQL Server adds UpdateGrams and Bulk load functionality, as well as a host of other improvements and bug fixes to the base XML features in SQL Server 2000.

Web Release 2 introduces support for XSD mapping schemas, client-side "for XML" functionality, a new SQLXML OLEDB provider, and significant performance improvements. SQLXML 2.0 also introduces a set of SQLXML Managed Classes that allows .NET developers to access SQLXML functionality.

The objectives of this session are to introduce you to the new features in Web Release 2, and to discuss how these features can be used to build XML-based Web and Windows applications that access and manipulate data stored in SQL Server databases.

This is a Level 200 session that was recorded November 6, 2001 and presented by Karthik Ravindran. Karthik Ravindran joined Microsoft as a Visual Basic and ASP Web database developer support professional in November 1999. He specializes in and supports the Visual Basic and ASP data access technologies, and MSXML. He holds a master's degree in Information Technology, and the MCSD and MCP+SB (Site Builder) certifications. Prior to joining the Product Support Services team at Microsoft, he was a client/server developer who specialized in designing and implementing two- and three-tier Windows DNA applications using Visual Basic and ASP. Karthik recently took on the role of the PSS MSXML Beta Product lead.

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