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Limitation for Native XML Web Services
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Limitation for Native XML Web
Services - March 19, 2009 at 19:15 PM by Amit Satpute
Limitation for Native XML Web Services
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The server rolls back the transaction but does not include the rollback
transaction notification node in the SOAP response when a SOAP unnamed session
requests transaction notification and includes the BEGIN TRANSACTION statement
but not the COMMIT TRANSACTION or ROLLBACK TRANSACTION statement.
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Only the versions of Windows operating system that support the HTTP API
(Http.sys) are provided support for Native XML Web Services on instances of SQL
Server.
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End points may not be successfully created If the instance of SQL Server is
running on Windows XP Professional.
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You can configure endpoints to use multiple ports, but you cannot specify two
ports of the same type.
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Table valued user-defined functions are not supported.
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SOAP does not support exposing extended stored procedures as web methods.
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Non-HTTP endpoints cannot be disabled.
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The SOAP specification disallows XML processing instructions in SOAP requests
and responses. However, SQL Server does not enforce this restriction.
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WSDL results that are returned by an endpoint can include an XSD schema that is
not valid.
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