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Get Near Realtime ETL with Service Broker Allen White
Using SQL Server Service Broker you can create near real-time data in your data warehouse for more timely analysis and reporting.
Going Asynchronous with Service Broker Jonathan Kehayias
This session will explain the benefits of asynchronous processing in Service Broker compared to other options like SQL Agent jobs or SSIS packages, and how to implement the basic components required.
Is your data big enough for a PDW? Mark Stacey
You have tuned your SQL server to it's limits, you have maxed the RAM on your server, and still your data warehouse is too slow. Is a Parallel Data Warehouse the next step?
Let Service Broker Help You Scale Your Application Allen White
Service Broker was introduced in SQL Server 2005 to provide asyncronous messaging in your database applications. In this session we'll walk you through the basics of Service Broker and show how you can use it to build highly scalable applications.
Service Broker: Message in a bottle Klaus Aschenbrenner
Service Broker provides several new key features for building SOA applications directly with SQL Server 2008.
The video is not available to view online.
Service Broker: Message in a bottle Klaus Aschenbrenner
Service Broker: Message in a bottle
Scaleout scenarios with Service Broker Klaus Aschenbrenner
SQL Server 2008 provides a lot of scaleout technologies.
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Message in a bottle: Service Broker from 1 to 100 in 75 minutes! Klaus Aschenbrenner
Service Broker provides several new key features for building SOA applications directly with SQL Server 2005.
Getting to grips with Service Broker Eric Allsop
Getting to grips with Service Broker
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