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Support WebCast: Microsoft SQL Server 2000: New XML Features

Article ID: 325304

Article Last Modified on 8/9/2004

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Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Standard Edition

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Session Summary

This Support WebCast will be an overview of the new XML features that will be available with SQL Server 2000. XML is a standard that has been widely accepted and SQL Server 2000 has added XML features to assist developers in maximizing the XML technology. The new features that will be discussed include Annotated Schemas, OpenXML, URL Queries, Xpath (as it relates to SQL Server 2000), and new XML system stored procedures. We will also discuss the FOR XML syntax that allows relational data to be pulled back in XML format

This session that was recorded April 28, 2000 and presented by Michael Rys. Michael Rys is a program manager with the Microsoft SQL Server XML Technology group. He has been with this group since its inception in early 1999. Michael joined Microsoft in December 1998, after working on semi-structured databases and information integration at Stanford University. He earned his PhD at the Swiss Federal Institute in his hometown of Zurich, Switzerland while building an object-oriented database system on top of a RDBMS using materialization and parallelism.

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