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One of the most important new features of SQL Server 2005 was Service Broker. Service Broker is a message-queuing technology that is native to SQL Server and allows developers to integrate SQL Server fully into distributed applications. Service Broker provides an asynchronous system for database-to-database communication; it allows a database to send a message to another database without waiting for the response, so the application will continue to function if the remote database is temporarily unavailable.
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© 2008 Robert Walters
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(2008). Service Broker. In: Accelerated SQL Server 2008. Apress. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4302-0606-4_9
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