(James F. Koopmann) Is a 24X7 database system a myth? Let me just say for the record, YES it is. At the root of the question is the definition availability which has the notion of being ready for use, at hand, and accessible. With 24X7 that means 100% availability and completely accessible. I offe
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Hello ASP.NET AJAX !
(Bipin Joshi) In September 2005 I wrote a five part series on using AJAX with ASP.NET 2.0. The series showed how to use raw AJAX with ASP.NET. Though using raw AJAX did the job of improving responsiveness and reducing post backs, it was certainly considerable effort to achieve the desired result. No
T – 84 days and counting down….. tic-toc-tic-toc-tic-toc…….
(Willie Favero) Time could be running out on your z/OS operating system.
Oracle links database developer tool to rivals
(Paul Krill) Oracle is shipping an upgrade to its free database development tool, adding a number of enhancements, including the capability to access competing databases such as Microsoft Access and MySQL.
Oracle Rumored to Covet Ingres
(Tamina Vahidy) Oracle might be looking to acquire open source database provider Ingres, according to speculation from analyst Bruce Richardson of AMR Research.
Get the Most from .NET with Oracle, DB2, and Sybase Databases
(Mark Troester) The capabilities and advantages of using the Microsoft .NET Framework are undeniable. It provides the ability to rapidly build, deploy, manage, and use connected, security-enhanced solutions with Web Services, enabling businesses to integrate their systems more rapidly and agilely an
Data partitioning in SQL Server 2005 – Part V
(Muthusamy Anantha Kumar) In Part IV of this article series, we have seen how to partition an existing table based on certain range of dates.
Master .NET’s Text Tricks
(Rod Stephens) Drawing text in Visual Basic 6 was all very simple—both the process and the results. First, you would set a form or PictureBox’s CurrentX and CurrentY properties and then call the Print method.
Add, Edit, and Delete in DataGridView
(Jayant Kulkarni) The article, or rather a code snippet, demonstrates a simple application that inserts, updates, and deletes by using DataGridView. The application uses asynchronous architecture for most calls to database. This shows that, without hanging the UI, you can allow a user to continue wi
Implementing Real-Time Language Translation Using .NET Control Adapters
(Bob Reselman) A fundamental tenet of programming is that you separate behavior that’s subject to a high degree of change from behavior that won’t change much over time. Sometimes this is easier said than done, particularly if you’re working with web applications. If you have full access to the code