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This article examines how Microsoft SQL Server queries are processed on the client, how the various clients interact with SQL Server, and what SQL Server does to process clients' requests. Hopefully, knowing how SQL Server processes your queries, and how and when it compiles them or recompiles them, will allow you to write better applications that take advantage of the power and sophistication of SQL Server 7.0.
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