\nThere's an interesting article that caught my attention in this month's (July 2006) MSDN magazine by John Mollman about building the MSDN aggregation system. The system uses SQL Server 2005 Service Broker for reliable messaging, activation procedural written in T-SQL, SQLCLR for interactions with the world outside the database and the XML data type and schema support built in to SQL Server.\n<\/p>\n
\nI found the use of SQL Server Service Broker because of its scalability potential, the data dependent routing implementation, and the plug-in object and interface based provider model most interesting. Check it out.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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