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Some of the best paid SQL developers know how to integrate SQL with other automation areas of today's modern languages. With SQL Interoperability (Volume 5 of 5) in the SQL Server Joes 2 Pros ® development series, you will learn how SQL integrates with XML, C#, and PowerShell. Each lesson and chapter builds sequentially until you know how to use interoperate SQL Server with XML, C# and PowerShell. The good news is we don’t assume you know a single thing about any of these other languages. Those basics and the terms will be taught in the first chapter of each language and build from there into how SQL can use them.

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