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Keep SQL Server Up and Running

By Kalen Delaney – Many SQL Server 2000 marketing documents refer to this new release's enhanced "SAR-abilities," where SAR stands for scalability, availability, and reliability. Constant (or near constant) availability is essential for anyone running a round-the-clock business or a serv

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Transforming XML into SVG

By Doug Tidwell – The first section of our tutorial showed you how to transform XML documents into HTML. We used a variety of XML source documents (technical manuals, spreadsheet data, a business letter, etc.) and converted them into HTML. Along the way, we demonstrated the various things you can do

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XML and Java on the Menu

by Dan Wahlin – Given all of the attention that XML has been receiving in the media lately, you're probably keenly aware of how useful XML is for marking up data that can be exchanged between distributed systems. While this capability carries with it an enormous amount of power and flexibility,

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Log Shipping with SQL Server 7.0

By Ron Talmage – Log shipping is a robust yet low-tech, low-cost way to achieve high availability and disaster protection in your SQL Server environment. Log shipping automatically ships—copies and restores—a production server's transaction logs to a standby server, which stands ready to take th

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XML Query Engine

By Piroz Mohseni – Awhile ago, I was looking for an XML search utility. My application had to search a relatively large number of XML files (they were small files) on a periodic basis. The primary goal was to find out if there was a match or not, but sometimes we needed to extract the "found&#34