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Hilary Cotter, the author of the book, A Guide to SQL Server 2000 Transactional and Snapshot Replication (and master of all things SQL Server replication) will be the presenter at the March 2006 NJSQL meeting, discussing, what else, SQL Server replication. Hilary is a local NJ SQL Server Microsoft MVP, and knows a lot more than just SQL Server replication.
The NJSQL group is always looking for new presenters. If you feel you have something to contribute, and want to try your hand at presenting that knowledge, feel from to contact Melissa (aka the SQLDiva).
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