.NET Development for SQL Server

This is your guide to .NET development in SQL Server. .Net simplifies interoperability between languages and Microsoft Windows machines, especially for Web based services. .NET is comprised of many core components, including the .NET Framework. The .NET Framework addresses two areas: building and deploying Web services and making COM (Component Object Model) development easier and more productive for Windows developers. Learn about .Net's interoperability with the SQL Server platform.

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  • Face-off: Oracle vs. SQL Server 14 Sep 2005

    Article - Two site editors square off on the topic of SQL Server versus Oracle, a debate with equally loud fans on either side of the issue.

  • .NET tools to be bundled in next SQL Server 09 Feb 2005

    Article - After two decades with the same underlying technology, SQL Server is in need of a facelift, Microsoft says. At the Professional Developers Conference, Microsoft vice president Gordon Mangione revealed some early features of Yukon, the next version of the...

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  • Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 spotlight 08 Jul 2010

    IT SPOTLIGHT - Visual Studio 2010 is the latest version of Microsoft’s application development platform, equipped with a slew of add-ons and new features. Learn more about what’s new here.

  • .NET database object security 17 May 2007

    Tutorial - No discussion of the new CLR features would be complete without a description of the security issues associated with using .NET assemblies and the SQL Server CLR. Find out how you can improve your CLR security.

  • User-Defined Functions 17 May 2007

    Tutorial - Creating .NET-based user-defined functions (UDFs) is another new feature that's enabled by the integration of the .NET CLR. Learn more about them in this chapter excerpt.

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