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SQL Server: Service Broker Team Blog
Real Time Data Integration with Service Broker and Other SQL Techniques
Posted
over 5 years ago
by
Jang
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This article discusses how to use various SQL technologies to accomplish real time data integration between SQL Server instances. It provides a set of sample code to help users with their development. The document focuses on the usage of each technology...
SQL Server: Service Broker Team Blog
Reusing dialogs with a dialog pool
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over 5 years ago
by
portegys
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As noted in various Service Broker sources, it is often advantageous to minimize the overhead of creating dialogs to send messages on. This blog shows how to create a shared pool of dialogs to be able to reuse dialogs instead of creating new ones. The...
SQL Server: Service Broker Team Blog
Using multiple routes in Service Broker
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over 5 years ago
by
pmarciniak
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One of main Service Broker components is routing. Whenever you want your messages to leave the database they originate in, you need to provide routes. Setting up routes may become complicated, so if you're making your first steps in Service Broker area...
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