181. LinkCity Web Web design, applications programming, database integration, sql and Oracle. Lists services, portfolio, business profile and business contacts. http://www.linkcityweb.com/

Do you need a web site developed to showcase your business, club or association? Let us... design a site for you develop an application for efficiency expand your clientele LinkCity Web builds sites to suit your needs...we can develop a one page intro, or a complete site for you. Our prices are very reasonable. Feature Welcome to our new site!! We will be continuing to build up our 2 new portals: What Winnipeg is... and our Manitoba Senior Portal... scroll down and check them out!! For the full story check out our News Page

182. Microsoft SQL Server Articles - Performance Tuning, Administration, Programming, This site features some great sql Server, Visual Basic, ASP resources. You willalso find an FAQ section on sql Server replication. http://vyaskn.tripod.com/microsoft_sql_server_articles.htm

Microsoft SQL Server articles Last updated: March 25th '05 Best viewed with: All popular browsers Best viewed at: Links to external sites will open in a new window About myself My technical skills My favorites My picture album ... ActiveCrypt.com //ADVERTS document.write(''); NEW!!! Subscribe to my newsletter: Want to keep in touch with the latest in SQL Server world? Email vyaskn@hotmail.com with 'subscribe' in the subject line Book Review: A Guide to SQL Server 2000 Transactional and Snapshot Replication New As the title suggests, this is a book about SQL Server replication, and just about SQL Server replication. Yes, at last, there is a dedicated, comprehensive book, that covers all aspects of SQL Server 2000 transactional and snapshot replication. After reading all the important and interesting chapters from this book, I can happily say that, this is the definitive book on SQL Server 2000 replication, and a must have and must read for any SQL Server DBA, interested in learning the ins and outs of SQL Server replication. Review of Adventnet SwisSQL SQLOne Console, SQL Query Converter

183. Powell's Books - Schaum's Outline Of Fundamentals Of SQL Programming (Schaum's O Standard sql guarantees that no matter what the database implementation, thefeatures of the language will be applicable across all platforms. http://www.powells.com/biblio?isbn=0071359532

184. TheArchitect.co.uk - Jorgen Thelin's Weblog: XML Programming And SQL Programming Thoughts and experiences from an enterprise software architect. This is a personalweblog by Jorgen Thelin. I am a Program Manager for Distributed Systems http://www.thearchitect.co.uk/weblog/archives/2003/03/000108.html

TheArchitect.co.uk - Jorgen Thelin's weblog Thoughts and experiences from an enterprise software architect. This is a personal weblog by Jorgen Thelin. I am a Program Manager for Connected Systems Standards at Microsoft in Redmond. Previously I was Chief Scientist and Chief Server Architect at Cape Clear Software Inc. The opinions expressed here represent my own views and not those of my current, prior or future employer(s). Home Page March 22, 2003 XML Programming and SQL Programming Languages Tim Bray has written an interesting article entitled " XML Is Too Hard For Programmers " in his weblog. I agree with some of what Tim says - especially about the learning curve for mainstream developers moving to XML being way too steep. I don't agree that an regexp-based is necessarily that much easier for most programmers though, as the hill to climb to learn regexp is almost as high, if not more so for most people! And, yes my opinions are based on long experience, as I used pretty much exactly the same approach Tim used for one of my web sites, which has been chugging along smoothly since 1998. Tim also makes some statements that he can't see any real need for XML-oriented programming languages, using embedding SQL in existing programming languages as evidence:

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