In rare situations, Microsoft SQL Server 2000 stops responding when you cancel a query or when a query time-out occurs.
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Convert XML to JSON in PHP
(Senthil Velayudham, Edward J Pring and John Morar) With the growing popularity of Web 2.0, a new data interchange format called JavaScript Object Notation (JSON) is emerging as a useful way to represent data in the business logic running on browsers. Learn how PHP-based server programs can convert
Creating a MySQL Abstraction Layer with Bridge Classes in PHP 5
(Alejandro Gervasio) If learning how to incorporate creational design patterns into your own PHP 5 applications is a high-priority topic for you, then this set of comprehensive articles might be what you’re looking for. Welcome to the concluding installment of the series “Using Bridge Classes with P
Persisting Page State in ASP.NET 2.0
(Scott Mitchell) There are different types of state in an ASP.NET web application: page state, session state, and application state. Page state is state that is specific to a particular user’s visit to a particular page and is commonly used to remember any programmatically changed state of the page
SQL to View Top Dynamic SQL Statements
(Chris Eaton) Continuing in this series of postings on new administrative views in DB2 9, I’m going to show you a view that lists the top queries in the dynamic SQL cache. The view is called SYSIBMADM.TOP_DYNAMIC_SQL. This view shows you the most frequently executed dynamic SQL statements, how many
Oracle RAC Administration – Part 13: Cache Coherency
(Tarry Singh) In our last article, we took a deeper and closer look at the OIFCFG command line utility. As a DBA, the performance of our RAC is crucial. Just like any other application, we need to make sure that our Oracle Database, whether a single node or a multi-node RAC, runs efficiently.
IBM DB2 Content Manager Enterprise Edition setup and usage
(Burt Vialpando) Discover common tips to assist with the installation and configuration of DB2 Content Manager with Oracle 9i Database Release 2 Enterprise Edition.
Drupal + Oracle: Inside the OraDrup Project
(Gavriel Pedros) Imagine the following scenario: While doing research for an implementation-related project, you read a blog or article about certain open source software that is “database independent” and that should work with “any” ANSI SQL compliant database, such as Oracle Database.
Quick Guide To Creating RSS Feeds
(Steven Holzner) This chapter is all about creating your own RSS feeds by using RSS creation applications. With RSS creators like NewzAlert Composer, for example, all you have to do is enter the data for your new feed and you’re set. When you’re finished creating your feed, you can also publish it a
Dynamic XML with PHP
(Ben Robinson) In this article I will show how to generate dynamic XML documents with Object-Oriented PHP. Before I get started, let’s get right to the heart of this functionality. Although the code may look fancy, being packaged up inside objects and inheritance, the key elements of this functional