Roger Jennings' Database Workshop: Microsoft Transaction Server 2.0
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| Rating | : | 4.15 (947 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0672311305 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 524 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-09-04 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
The last section of the book looks at how Transaction Server fits into the world of Web servers and the Internet. (A complete working example--an automated database for a hypothetical college, including registration and grades--is one of the strongest reasons for reading this book.) It's clear that transaction management is a necessary part of any robust Web application, and the authors present all you need to know in this useful start-up guide. Microsoft Transaction Manager 2.0 is just one tool to provide transaction management, but it puts this powerful capability in the hands of most system administrators and developers. From this point, the authors show how MTS works by outlining the basics of Microsoft's Component Object Model (COM)--the foundation of Distr
With the in-depth information and detailed exercises contained in Roger Jenning's Database Workshop: Microsoft Transaction Server 2.0, you will develop and implement components for transaction processing. This step-by-step workshop provides you with a solid understanding of Microsoft Transaction Server and its supporting technologies. With the help of the accompanying CD-ROM, you will create scalable, robust, and flexible three-tier client/server applications for both the enterprise and the Internet.
"Does anyone proofread computer books?" according to A Customer. In an effort to be on the market early with information about MTS 2.0, the team that produced this book did so apparently without checking whether or not the cd-rom support files and directories referenced in the text are actually contained on the cd-rom. If that were the only problem, that would be a mere annoyance, but they also provide innaccurate information abou. Great book for those new to distributed C/S development A Customer This book is a great first source for learning all of the details one must go through to implement MTS. Sections like Setting Up Shop and Installing MTS made getting up and running very easy. The book also spends significant time covering the benefits of client/server, distributed computing, and component development, which all helped sell MTS as a product. Another g. A Customer said Lives up to its name. Other readers have commented that this book is not an advanced book on MTS or that it doesn't serve as a good reference. However, this book does not advertise itself for either of those roles. Instead, this book does a great job of introducing the reader to the new obstacles presented by MTS and presents step-by-step instructions on how to understand and overcome tho