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Code Access Security in .NET 2.0

(Uday Denduluri) Code access security is a concept of .NET Framework that restricts the execution privileges of the code on the resources and its operations. Usually administrators configure security policy of the code. This is done by sets of permissions with groups of code called as Code Groups. I

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LOB Enhancements [DB2 9 for z/OS]

(Craig Mullins) IBM focused their attention on improving DB2’s ability to store and manage LOB data in Version 9. As anyone who has tried to use LOBs in a previous version of DB2 knows, the usability limitations were troublesome. But with Version 9, IBM chips away at some of the more annoying LOB li

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IDUG… but you may want to as well

(Fred Sobotka) Yeah, I know…IDUG wrapped up its 2007 conference a while ago, but I took a bit of a vacation afterward, so I’m just starting to dig myself out of the pile of notes, business cards, and action items that I maneuvered my self into back in San Jose. I’m sharing my observations so those

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RESTful Web Services

(Jon Udell) RESTful Web Services, by Leonard Richardson and Sam Ruby, was published this month. I interviewed the authors yesterday for an upcoming ITConversations show, but I also want to spell out here why I think it’s such an important book.

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Debunking GROUP BY myths

(Roland Bouman) There is a popular myth about the SQL GROUP BY clause. The myth holds that ‘standard SQL’ requires columns referenced in the SELECT list of a query to also appear in the GROUP BY clause, unless these columns appear exclusively in an aggregated expression. MySQL is often accused of vi