Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Notification Services
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| Rating | : | 4.34 (661 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0672326647 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 672 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-07-11 |
| Language | : | English |
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D. Gorbachev said Would've given it 10 stars. I am a .NET developer (MCP).I bought this book because our company launches a new dev project for providing alerts to customers on their financial data (wires, etc.), and I've read that SQL NS is way better than any custom app.First of all, now that I've read most of the book (and worked through all the samples), I totally support that info.Secondly (yet very important), I swear I have never had a technical book that was as easy to read and comprehend as this one!Microsoft is inclined to use some sort. SQL Notification is not so scary after this book Rafat Sarosh This is one of the resources which make SQL notification a viable option to be used by mare mortals. If you want to use SQL notification, you must have this book. Period.. "serious XML usage" according to W Boudville. The motivation for this product is the desire by many users to be informed of certain types of data, or when such data changes, and where the data is on a different machine. An elementary case that you may have used is to sign up for a newsletter. But that is very primitive compared to what the book describes that SQL Server can do for you. That newsletter is basically a binary operation. Usually, you cannot specify more precisely what within that newsletter you're interested in.But Pather shows how y
In addition to illustrating platform features, this book provides design guidelines that help you build the best application possible. He has a unique understanding of the SQL-NS product, having been one of its key architects since its inception. It covers the basic problem of notification applications, describes the SQL Notification Services platform and describes how to use it to build rich, scalable notification applications. Each concept is taught through working sample code that you can actually run. Topics covered include: Event Collection, Chronicles, Scheduled Subscriptions, Notification Generation, Performance Tuning, Deployment and Administration, and Troubleshooting. From the Publisher Learn SQL Server Notification
Since the first public release of SQL Server Notification Services in August 2002, Shyam has delivered numerous technical talks about notification application development, deployment, and administration at various conferences. He has been with the Notification Services team since its inception in late 2000, made key contributions to the product's design and architecture, and implemented several components of the Notification Services ex
It covers the basic problem of notification applications, describes the SQL Notification Services platform and describes how to use it to build rich, scalable notification applications. Learn SQL Server Notification Services from the topic authority! Shyam Pather is the Development Lead for the SQL Notification Services Team at Microsoft. Microsoft SQL Server 200 Notification Services will instruct you on how to program SQL Notification Services as a platform for building applications that send notifications on a large scale. Topics covered include:Event CollectionChroniclesScheduled SubscriptionsNotification GenerationPerformance TuningDeployment and AdministrationTroubleshootingEach concept is taught through working sample code that you can actually run. In addition to illustrating platform features, this book provides design guidelines that help you build the best application possible.. He has a unique understanding of the SQL-NS product, having been one of its key architects since its inception