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Posted Thursday, July 09, 2009 6:31 AM
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David McKinney (7/9/2009)
It's early in the morning (pre-coffee) but where do you construct the xml?
XML is constructed in application framework. Our application architects made object's property as auditable and, if checked, XML constracted by application and passed as parameter to a stored procedure. It guaranteed that each XML is in required standard.
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everyone does this to some extent in their products
they make a list of features that they think companies will pay extra for and slap an Enterprise Edition label on it. In MS Exchange they did this by limiting the database on the standard edition to 16GB.
it's kind of like our progressive tax system
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everyone does this to some extent in their products
they make a list of features that they think companies will pay extra for and slap an Enterprise Edition label on it. In MS Exchange they did this by limiting the database on the standard edition to 16GB.
it's kind of like our progressive tax system
https://plus.google.com/100125998302068852885/posts?hl=en
http://twitter.com/alent1234
x-box live gamertag: i am null
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