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Niraj Nagrani, SSDS senior product manager has scheduled his TechNet Webcast: SQL Server Data Services Launch (Level 200) for November 14, 2008, a few weeks after PDC 2008.
Here’s a screen capture of the announcement, in case the link disappears:
SSDS isn’t scheduled to enter production until 2009H1, so I assume that “Launch” refers to the public beta program, which was originally timelined to start July 1, 2008.
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woohoo, thats my birthday!
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