Web Services has been a hot topic for a number of years now, but what, you may wonder, are these Data Services everyone's talking about lately? As the architecture of Web applications has changed and matured (with the popularity of Rich Internet Applications [RIAs], for example), there has been an increased awareness of the value of exposing raw data, minus any interface or formatting, to any service or application that wants to consume it.

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Security Basics: Defense-in-Depth

by Brian Kelley

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In my security presentations, another basic I talk about is defense-in-depth. The idea here is to produce multiple layers of protection against a particular attack. For instance, imagine malicious code against your home computer. This is a case where...

Using the OPENROWSET function in SQL Server

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OPENROWSET

OPENROWSET is a handy tool for retrieving data. Find out how to use the OPENROWSET function for SQL Server and Microsoft Access.

Mining for Experts

by Steve Jones

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How do you determine who is an expert in a field? Or if they are willing to answer questions for others? A new system that should do just that intrigues Steve Jones.

The Next Frontier of Performance Troubleshooting

by Tony Davis

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The number of tools for troubleshooting SQL Server performance problems has recently expanded at a dizzying rate. Is the latest one any reason to get excited?

Transparent Data Encryption (TDE) SQL Server 2008

by Roy Ernest

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Transparent Data Encryption (TDE)

Transparent data encryption, otherwise known as TDE is one of the new features introduced in SQL Server 2008.

Finding the causes of poor performance in SQL Server, Part 2

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Performance Tuning

In the first part of this series of articles, Gail showed how to find the procedures that contributed most to performance problems. In this final part, she shows how to use query statistics to pinpoint the queries that are causing the biggest problems, and then use the query execution plans to find out which operations are the root cause.

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Using the OPENROWSET function in SQL Server

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The Next Frontier of Performance Troubleshooting

Transparent Data Encryption (TDE) SQL Server 2008

Finding the causes of poor performance in SQL Server, Part 2

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