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From: _SQL_Vinod_
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There is absolutely nothing to get confused here:   DMO : is the programming API's to 
the SQL Server 2000 world. A typical use would be API's that allow you to 
backup/restore,script out, invoke scripts,run DTS packages etc. Anything that you work 
on the SQL Server will have an API to work with. And DMO facilitates this.   NS : It 
is Notification Services. Its a simple publisher-subscriber model from the SQL Server 
2000 architecture. Its an Add-on to the existing installation. It allows some event 
driven tasks that can later get published to the subcribers in via medium like Email, 
HTML etc   AS : Analysis services takes you to the next level of progamming with OLAP 
databases. Building cubes, working with them and generating reporting oriented work 
and MDX based queries. I bet this is powerful and exciting to work with.   DTC: 
nothing special. Coordinator for the Transactions that happen for the server. A DTC 
coordinator can be pointed to other servers too.   DTS: Me a big fan of this though. 
Allows you to perform simple tasks using clicks and GUI interface like loading data, 
transforming data, workflow orchestration, Maintenance plans, moving databases etc. It 
also has API's to write scripts within. It is dead powerful and one of my favourites 
as said.   Whew ... Do check the SQL Server BOL for detailed info. This is just an 
intro for you.  Vinod Kumar MVP-SQL Server www.ExtremeExperts.com 
http://groups.msn.com/SQLBang (SQL Server group)

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