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in SQL - What is SQL Server 2008/RDBMS?
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in Public bookmarks - What’s New in SQL Server 2005—Enhancements for Data Base Administrators.
he SQL Server Management Studio is a one point access to a number of services – the relational database, the Integration services, Analysis services, Reporting services, Notification Services and SQL Mobile.
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