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  47.                 <HeadLine>Microsoft and Altova to Provide XML Development Tools For Microsoft SQL Server 2000 </HeadLine>
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  88.                         <DataContent><P>XML Spy 4.3 Suite's Support for Microsoft SQL Server 2000 SQLXML Technologies Greatly Simplifies XML-Driven Database Application Development</P><P>Microsoft Corp., the world's largest software company, and Altova Inc., the provider of XML Spy 4.3 Suite, the world's leading XML development tool suite for advanced XML application development, today released powerful new features to support Microsoft® SQL Server (TM) 2000 SQLXML. SQLXML is a powerful set of tools that effectively bridge the gap between extensible markup language (XML) and relational data by creating XML views of relational data.</P><P>The new XML Spy provides enhanced tools support for Microsoft developers and database administrators. As a result of cooperation with the Microsoft SQL Server 2000 product team, the XML Spy 4.3 integrated development environment (IDE)'s schema editor now includes full development support for XML schemas, including Microsoft SQLXML extensions, for use in mapping XML schemas to relational databases.</P></DataContent>
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