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The examples throughout this book use the following sample databases, which are available to download from Microsoft: the sample database for SQL Server is called AdventureWorks, and the sample database for SQL Server is called AdventureWorks Because the structure of these databases differs significantly, separate code samples are provided throughout the book for these two version-specific databases.
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