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September 13, 2004 at 1:05 pm #2278940

The next version of SQL Server is coming

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by Mark W. Kaelin · about 18 years, 2 months ago

Microsoft SQL Server 2005 is just around the corner, complete with new developer features. New embedded data mining features make it possible to create a new breed of intelligent applications.
Enhancements to SQL Server Analysis Services will allow developers more flexibility in programmable models, tighter integration, and better algorithms.
[b]SQL Server 2005 promises to be a major jump in overall functionality. Are you looking forward to this ambitious release or are you viewing it with trepidation?[/b]

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