Product DescriptionThe Service Broker messaging feature of Microsoft SQL Server 2005 makes it easy to build a whole new class of reliable, asynchronous, and distributed database applications by offering unprecedented levels of reliability, performance, scalability, and fault tolerance.
Written by the Group Program Manager at Microsoft for SQL Server 2005 Service Broker, this book is a valuable resource for both database programmers who want to write Service Broker applications and database administrators who have to support those applications.
Technical accuracy is assured by Dirk Myers, Documentation Manager, SQL Server User Education, Microsoft Corporation.
This book comes with the following bonus materials: * Extra Chapter - Troubleshooting and Administration * Sample code shown in the book
Customer Reviews
Average Rating:
Rating: - Concisely comprehensive
Roger Wolter has written several major articles on SQL Server 2005 Service Broker, and so, when I ordered this book I wondered if it would be a re-working on those articles-NOT!
This book is completely new material and it is great. Mr Wolter finds the balance of being able to write real prose that is not overly chatty. It is dense and to the point, and yet readable.
When the subject comes to Service Oriented Architecture, Roger resists the urge, apparent in other authors, to write hundreds ... Read More
Rating: - Introducing a New Class of Operations
Service Broker is a rather new concept in database development that Microsoft is building into SQL Server 2005. It basically allows the creation of a whole new class of database operations that can be written in TSQL and which run asynchronously as part of a queued system.
This concept adds a whole new dimension to SQL programming. It is an enormous extension to the standard capabilities of the language. As an example, a web server running an order entry application takes an order and puts ... Read More
