(Abhishek Mathur) Learn about a new wizard coming in the new version of IBM Informix Dynamic Server (IDS), code-named “Cheetah” — customize install options to pick and choose the features and functions you want, enabling you to minimize the footprint and control the install with much greater granul
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Integrating .NET and SAP 101
(Paul Kimmel) Negative opinions about SAP’s ERP product probably wouldn’t get past my editor. If my opinions were indicated here about performance, elegance, or the fun factor of using mySAP ERP R/3, more than likely SAP will litigate. Suffice it to say that this product must appeal to businesses an
Comparison of table sync algorithms
(Xaprb) I’ve been working on how to efficiently compare and synchronize data between two tables on different MySQL servers. I’ve also been working on a tool, sort of like rsync for database tables, which implements both algorithms. I profiled it to see how well the comparison algorithms work on real
Using @@ROWCOUNT and TABLE Variables for Database Interactions with Transact-SQL
(Jagadish Chaterjee) This is the third article in a series focusing on programming with Transact-SQL. In this article, I shall go a bit in-depth into CASE structure and introduce two new topics, @@ROWCOUNT and TABLE variables in Transact-SQL.
Simplifying Database Administration with BMC Change Manager for DB2
Managing DB2 in today’s business environment is more difficult than ever. Business dynamics have increased the rate of change and complexity within the typical IT environment. The explosive growth of data, the decline in experienced workforce, and the ability to respond to the needs of critical DB
CodeSnip: Editing Web.Config File for an Application using Visual Studio 2005
(Amal ElHosseiny) Our Solution contains web application, class library, windows application and web setup project. Web application contains the web.config file and web setup project is responsible of installing the web application.
Introducing RDFa, Part Two
(Bob DuCharme) In part 1 of this article, we saw that RDFa, a new syntax for representing RDF triples, can be embedded into arbitrary XML documents more easily than RDF/XML. RDFa is particularly good for embedding these triples into XHTML 2, which has a few new attributes that make it easier to use
Configuring MQ from Oracle App Server
(Antony Reynolds) I have just been fighting to get MQ Series working with OC4J as a stand alone resource provider with the minimum of effort and in the most easy to understand way. Thought I would share with you the results of my travails.
PHP Sessions – Files vs Database Based
(Peter Zaitsev) One may think changing PHP session handler from file based to database driven is fully transparent. In many cases it is, sometimes however it may cause some unexpected problems as happened to one of our customers.
db2pd to monitor bufferpools (part 2)
(Chris Eaton) So far I have written quite a bit about db2pd. To date I have covered: –intro to db2pd –monitoring bufferpool pages –monitoring log utilization –monitoring table access –monitoring locks