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The June 2005 issue of MSDN Magazine is now available online. With all of the press that SQL Server 2005 gets, I thought it would be nice to discuss in my Data Points column how to tackle several XML scenarios when using SQL Server 2000 and show how to send and receive XML data to and from a .NET application. In this issue I discuss how to use both FOR XML and OPENXML in SQL Server 2000 as well as how to access an XML stream from ADO.NET.
In case you are wondering what my next few Data Points columns will cover, here is a sneak peek:
A 3 part series on Configuring the Enterprise Library Data Access Application Blocks (including configuration, cryptography and where Ent Lib is useful, extensive examples on how to use it, which methods to use, and so on)
ADO.NET v2 (what's in it, how it has been improved, how you can get started with it, what to look out for)
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