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Marrying SQL, XML, Web Services and Grid Computing

The fusion of SQL, Extensible Markup Language (XML) and Web services involves the contribution of many people across the software industry. Companies such as BEA, IBM, Microsoft, Oracle, and Sun have made important strides. Some of the key researchers from those companies assembled in Silicon Valley for a panel discussion about software and database trends. 

was one of several programs recorded at Software Development 2004. 

Panel members included Rick Cattell (author and Distinguished Engineer, Sun Microsystems), Peter Coffee (author and Technology Editor, eWEEK),  Daniela Florescu (Senior Software Engineer, BEA), Jim Gray (author and Distinguished Engineer, Microsoft Research), Jim Kleewein (Distinguished Engineer, IBM Silicon Valley Lab), Jim Melton (author and Editor of the ISO/IEC SQL standard, Oracle Corporation). 

 

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Software Development 2004 : panel discussion, interviews and roundtable discussion.

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