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Qualifying Microsoft Training for Software Assurance Training Vouchers (Satvs) Qualifying Microsoft Training for Software Assurance Training Vouchers (SATVs) Product Product Technology Title Number License Management, License Management 55071 Course 55071 : Microsoft Software Asset Manager License Management, License Management 7051 Course 7051 : Software Assurance Training Vouchers - Custom Course 1 Day License Management, License Management 7052 Course 7052 : Software Assurance Training Vouchers - Custom Course 2 Days License Management, License Management 7053 Course 7053 : Software Assurance Training Vouchers - Custom Course 3 Days License Management, License Management 7054 Course 7054 : Software Assurance Training Vouchers - Custom Course 4 Days License Management, License Management 7055 Course 7055 : Software Assurance Training Vouchers - Custom Course 5 Days Microsoft Azure, Microsoft Azure SQL Database 50592 Course 50592 : Advanced SQL Azure Microsoft BizTalk Server, 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