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Gives software architects and developers a look at how SQL 2000's Web access and XML features could support simpler, more efficient application architectures


Explains Extensible Markup Language (XML), XML Schemas, Style sheets and XSL, and XPath


Shows how SQL Server 2000 could support XML messaging in a hypothetical business-to-business (B2B) Web service


Diagrams how the three major components in SQL Server 2000 provide Web access and XML support


New features in SQL Server 2000 for searching and storing long documents such as Word files in the database


Additional sources of information about all aspects of SQL Server 2000


Summarizes how each of the four Microsoft server licensing models apply to SQL Server 2000 and SQL Server 7


For companies with multiple directories, Microsoft Metadirectory Services can provide centralized management of the identity data stored in the directories


Describes the need to coordinate information across multiple directories, why it is a tough issue to tackle, and the basic strategies for addressing the challenge


Illustrates the three main components of Microsoft Metadirectory Services