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Transferring a SQL Server Diagram

By Brian Knight – So you’ve created a diagram that you now need to transfer to a different server or database. This can be done two ways. The easiest method to transfer your diagram is to do a complete backup and restore onto the destination database. If you don’t have the luxury of performing a

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XSLT Debugging – Under the loop

This article is about the debugging of XSL Stylesheets and how to do it with currently available XSL Debuggers. As an intro, Pieter Siegers starts with a short explanation of what XSLT is, and how the XSLT process works. Then we see how that process can be debugged using the Microsoft MSXML parser

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The Route to Scalability

Despite the impressive Transaction Processing Performance Council (TPC)scores that Microsoft generated by using scale-out technology and SQL Server's federated-databases feature, it's too soon to count out scale-up technology based on SMP systems. Adding more processing power by scaling up

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XSLT UK 2001

The conference was opened by Norm Walsh from Sun Microsystems, member of the XSL Working Group and maintainer of one of the more complex XSL applications — the DocBook XSL family, which he talked about later in the day. Norm set the scene for the conference, reminding us of the origins of XSLT an