Service Broker Part 1: Service Broker Basics
'Part 1: Service Broker Basics
Microsoft first introduced Service Broker as part of the relational engine of SQL Server 2005. Service Broker is an asynchronous messaging framework with which you can implement scalable, distributed, high available, reliable, and secure database applications based on SQL Server. Here are some examples:
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With asynchronous database triggers you are able to defer long running tasks inside a trigger to a later time. This will improve the performance of your database applications.
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With distributed message-based database applications you are able to decouple related tasks within your database applications and process these tasks independently from each other at different times. This will help you with the scale out of your database applications.
As we start looking at the details of Service Broker, I want to give you a quick overview of the Service Broker objects with which you will be interacting, when implementing a basic Service Broker application.'...
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