(Tom Blanchard) Some people may have already read Steve Orr’s Article on control tree recursion, and may be wondering what differences there may be when using the .NET Framework 2.0. When using the .NET Framework 2.0, one may throw all kinds of monkey wrenches into the situation.
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Classes as PHP Functions
(Jacques Noah) A class is a function of PHP that has its roots in object oriented programming. The ability to use classes in PHP has been increasing with later versions. If you want to add the power of classes to your PHP programming, keep reading.
A step-by-step how-to guide to install, configure, and test a Windows, Apache, Informix, and PHP server
(Kellen F. Bombardier) This document takes you through the steps needed to install, configure, and test a “WAIP” system. WAIP stands for Windows, Apache, Informix, and PHP. It is hoped that these steps help to ease the installation and setup of a very powerful and dynamic Web system.
DB2 partitioning features
(Paul McInerney) This article introduces the following IBM DB for Linux, UNIX, and Windows table design features: table partitioning, multidimensional clustering (MDC), database partitioned tables, and materialized query tables (MQT). You’ll see how these features work as a team in the context of da
DB2 partitioning features
(Paul McInerney) This article introduces the following IBM DB for Linux, UNIX, and Windows table design features: table partitioning, multidimensional clustering (MDC), database partitioned tables, and materialized query tables (MQT). You’ll see how these features work as a team in the context of da
DB2 9 on AMD: A Perfect Match
(Justin Whitney) For developers, knowing how to code to a multi-core environment is half the equation. But it’s equally important to know what tools work best in that same environment. DB2 has been running on 64-bit for a while now, and has taken especially well to SMP environments, in which multipl
FIX: The query may return incorrect results, and the execution plan for the query may contain a ‘Table Spool’ operator in SQL Server 2000
When you run a query in Microsoft SQL Server 2000, the query may return incorrect results. Additionally, the execution plan for the query may contain a Table Spool operator.
Behind the Scenes: Improvements to Windows Forms Data Binding in the .NET Framework 2.0, Part 1
(Cheryl Simmons) The most important addition to Windows Forms data binding is probably the BindingSource component. The BindingSource component simplifies the developer’s job by providing currency management, change notification and the ability to easily access the members in a bound list. There are
Script SQL Server 2005 diagrams to a file
(craigd) Microsoft SQL Server 2000 has a feature that allows you to generate diagrams of your schema. These diagrams are saved in a custom, binary format by Enterprise Manager in the [dtproperties] table – they are backed-up with the rest of your data, but they are NOT easy to transfer between datab
Tip: Implement implicit and explicit SOAP headers
(Andre Tost) The SOAP specification describes that a SOAP envelope can contain an optional header part. This header is meant to carry data that is not part of the payload of the actual message. The WSDL specification defines how to declare SOAP header data as part of a Web services definition. There