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This article explores the built-in XML support in SQL Server 2005. Describes how this support integrates with client programming supported by the. NET framework V2.0 and native code, such as OLE DB and SQLXML. First, Introduction Extensible Markup

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In the first part of this four-part series, we'll figure out what data binding is, and what the advantages are, and how to start using it, compared to other methods of processing XML data in a Java application. This section examines why data binding

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This article is posted on the IBM developerworks Chinese website. Objects, ubiquitous objects In the first part of this four-part series, we will find out what data binding is and what advantages it has compared to other methods for processing XML

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