Microsoft® SQL Server™ is a database management and analysis system for e-commerce, line-of-business, and data warehousing solutions. In this section you will find information for several versions of SQL Server. You will find articles on database and database application design, as well as examples of the uses that SQL Server can be put to.
SQL Server 2008, the latest version, includes enhanced XML support, integration of .NET Framework objects in databases, improved integration with Microsoft Visual Studio and the Microsoft Office System, as well as improved analysis, reporting, and data integration services.
SQL Server Programming Reference
Programming Reference
[This documentation is for preview only, and is subject to change in later releases. Blank topics are included as placeholders.]
The following features and technologies allow you to develop applications that access data in a SQL Server database.
Programming Reference Sections
Common Language Runtime (CLR) Integration Programming Concepts
Native XML Web Services Concepts
SQL Server Native Client Programming
SQLXML 4.0 Programming Concepts
WMI Provider for Configuration Management Concepts
WMI Provider for Server Events Concepts
WMI Provider Events and Errors
SQL Server Management Objects (SMO)
SQL Distributed Management Objects (SQL-DMO)
Database Engine Extended Stored Procedure Programming
Data Collector Programming
Exception Message Box Programming
ADOMD.NET
Analysis Management Objects (AMO)
ASSL
OLE DB for Data Mining
Integration Services Developer's Guide
Replication Developer's Guide
Reporting Services Developer's Guide
Other Programming Resources
Developing a data-access application may require you to use one or more of the following technologies:
Accessing Data in Visual Studio
SQL Server 2005 Driver for PHP
JDBC
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