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From "Oslo" to SQL Server Modeling

From "Oslo" to SQL Server Modeling - It seems like Oslo has evolved their direction again. Doug Purdy announces the change from "Oslo" to SQL Server Modeling and a SQL Server Modeling CTP which will consist of:

  • “M” is a highly productive, developer friendly, textual language for defining schemas, queries, values, functions and DSLs for SQL Server databases
  • “Quadrant” is a customizable tool for interacting with large datasets stored in SQL Server databases
  • “Repository” is a SQL Server role for the the secure sharing of models between applications and systems
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