(Paul Sobocinski) Ajax (Asynchronous JavaScript And XML) and RSS (Really Simple Syndication) are two technologies that have taken the Web by storm. Most commonly, RSS is used to provide news to either people or other organizations. This is done by serving an “RSS feed” from a website. An RSS feed is
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Intelligent Document Delivery: The Ins and Outs of Business Process ROI With Oracle ERP
Did you know the definition of document delivery has changed? Learn how a single solution with full Oracle integration allows you to not only automate business processes such as invoicing, sales orders and purchase orders in and out of your Oracle system, but also capture data, archive documents and
On out parameters
(René Nyffenegger) I have recently stumbled upon something, which, after some thinking about, makes partially sense. The corpus delicti is a procedure that has an out parameter such as the following one.
MySQL Administrator Best Practices
Database administration serves a number of important functions from improving the performance of your database to avoiding a disaster that would result in lost data or costly system downtime. This article will describe some of the fundamental tools and practices programmers, as well as DBAs and SysA
Express Lockdown
(Raj Mattamal) When talking about Oracle Application Express, I find that the concept of authentication is easy to explain. Access control within applications, however, seems to be a bit more difficult to convey. With that in mind, I’d like to walk through the process of creating an application and
Introduction to XForms, Part 1: The new Web standard for forms
(Chris Herborth) XForms is the next generation of Web-based data processing. It replaces traditional HTML forms with an XML data model and presentation elements. In this three-part series, you’ll be introduced to XForms and its capabilities, including the basic XForms model and form, the various typ
Manipulate the Windows registry with .NET
(Tony Patton) The registry is an integral part of every Windows installation. It contains a wealth of information regarding operating system configuration along with the hardware and installed software. Programmatic access to the registry in the pre-.NET days involved working with the Windows API. T
Managing Tables: Logging versus Nologging
(Steve Callan) When creating large tables (large referring to the amount of data), you may want to consider creating them with the nologging option. If the data is of a transient nature, that is, the table is used for staging and other manipulation will transform it into yet another table, do you re
FIX: The synchronization process may take a long time when you synchronize merge replication publications in SQL Server 2000
In Microsoft SQL Server 2000, the synchronization process may take a long time when you synchronize merge replication publications. You may experience this problem if you have created many generations of the publication since the last time that you synchronized the merge replications.
Intergrating MySql with Enterprise Library for .NET Framework 2.0
(Mark Pryce-Maher) I have been looking at Microsoft’s Enterprise Library for .NET Framework 2.0 and I wondered how difficult it would be to extend the Data Access Application Block to include MySQL as one of the databases.