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SQL Server 2012 is arriving!

SQL Server 2012 will be launched on the 7th of March 2012. The SQL Server team will give inside presentations on the improvements made in this version. The sessions last only 20 minutes so no time to fall asleep :) 

From 17:00 - 23:00 Paris time. Sign in and get the news from the source. http://www.sqlserverlaunch.com/ww/Home

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SQL Server 2012 sera lancé le 7 Mars 2012. L'équipe SQL Server donnera des présentations sur les améliorations apportées dans cette version. Les sessions durent que 20 minutes donc pas de temps à s'endormir :)

De 17h00-23h00 heure de Paris. Inscrivez-vous et obtenir les nouvelles de la SOURCE.

Si vous voulez savoir ce que cela signifie pour votre Bull Fast Track actuelle, s'il vous plaît contacter l'équipe de Bull Fast Track. Nous sommes disponibles pour vos questions. 
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