(Lucas Jellema) In this article on bind parameter usage in ADF Business Components, we will discuss a feature that I recently found out about and that I think offers a lot of potential. Unfortunately I do not think I quite grasp all the possibilities yet. However, since my understanding is enough to
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CPU Pressure is Huge, But Where is the Wait?
(Linchi Shea) SQL Server waits enable you to identify where SQL Server is spending a lot of time doing nothing but waiting. This allows you to quickly zoom in and focus on the problem areas that are most relevant to the root cause, and will most likely help cut down time you may otherwise waste on,
The instance of SQL Server 2000 performs slowly when you use SQL Profiler to perform a client-side trace of the events in the instance
Consider the following scenario: • You have a computer that is running an instance of Microsoft SQL Server 2000. • You use SQL Profiler to perform a client-side trace of the events in the instance of SQL Server 2000. • You run SQL Profiler on the computer that is running the instance of SQL S
Maintain Scroll Position on Postback in ASP.NET 2.0
(Yogesh) This article shows how to allows pages to automatically maintain the current scroll position across postbacks.
Securing the connection between MySQL and MySQL Administrator using an SSH tunnel
(Craig) This is a description of how to set up a secure tunnel between your MySQL Server and a locally running MySQL Administrator using Putty. By creating a secure tunnel to your MySQL server using Putty, you can grant localhost access to powerful applications like MySQL Administrator while at the
XForms tip: Using calculations
(Nicholas Chase) Part of the allure of XForms is the fact that it provides more of an opportunity to provide interactivity than regular HTML forms, or at least it provides an opportunity to provide that interactivity with much less hassle. One function that’s fairly common in Web forms is the abilit
IOD Conference 2007 announced
(Willie Favero) Mark your calendars. Information on Demand (IOD) Conference 2007 has been announced. This is the conference that replaced the DB2 Tech Conference, along with a few other conferences, last year. When it was held last fall, the very first IOD Conference was a tremendous success so you
Customizing the WebSphere Service Registry and Repository User Interface, Part 2: Create view query definitions and navigation trees
(Rob Breeds, Kevin Marsh, Dave Seager, Martin Smithson and Philip Taunton) This article series describes the concepts and architecture of the WebSphere Service Registry and Repository user interface. As you’ll recall, Part 1 of this article series described the concepts and architecture of the Servi
The XQuery Chimera Takes Center Stage
(Simon St. Laurent) For the first time in many years, I left an XML conference thinking that XML might actually finally change the Web significantly — and soon.
U2 PDO Driver, Part 2: Write PHP applications to access U2 data
(Double Xia) PHP is one of the most popular languages for Web applications, and now you can use it to access your U2 data. In part 1 of this series, you learned how to create a PHP Data Objects driver for U2. Now, learn how to put the driver you’ve created to use in a PHP application.