Introducing Queued Components

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Ken Spencer

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This COM+ feature benefits developers using SQL Server on Win2K

The Windows 2000 cornerstone for developers is COM+ and its integration with Microsoft IIS and other core OS features. COM+ includes a new feature—queued components—that makes it a great fit for browser-based applications that use SQL Server.

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