(Krishnamoorthy D) This article shows how to import and export from a File to a table/view and vice versa using SQL Server 2000 Bulk Copy Program (BCP) utility. BCP is the fastest and easiest way to import and export from a file. This article will be very useful to a developer by simply plugging i
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Learn Oracle: Datatypes for SQL and PL/SQL, Dates
(Lewis R Cunningham) Oracle 10g provides three types of date related datatypes: date, timestamps and intervals. Today I will be talking about all three of these.
Seven Steps to XML Mastery, Step 5: Making Web Services Work for You (Part 2 of 2)
(Frank Coyle) In part 1 of step 5, we explored how to obtain XML data from Amazon’s web service and turn that information around, to create a ZwiftBooks price-and-time web service. Now let’s look at how to use Web Services Description Language (WSDL) to describe that web service, so that any client
Using JDeveloper with Subversion
Subversion is a powerful, open source version control system designed as a replacement for the popular Concurrent Versions System (CVS). It offers many enhancements to CVS, such as versioned directories and metadata, and is architected for simpler, more flexible network access. Oracle offers an ex
Dynamic Data Grouping using MS Reporting Services
(Asif Sayed) We hear this all the time, “Two birds with one stone.” What if I say, “Four birds with one stone”? I am sure four sound much better then two. So, what are my four birds and one stone?
Index Advisor surfaces Maintained Temporary Indexes activity on DB2 for i5/OS
(Scott Forstie) DB2 for i5/OS on V5R4 provides features and tooling to define, test and improve index strategies. With the addition of Maintained Temporary Index (MTI) detail, the user can better understand temporary indexes and their affect on system performance.
SOAP with Attachments API for Java (SAAJ)
(William Brogden) Over the years since SOAP first entered the awareness of Java programmers, roughly since 1998, a number of toolkits for SOAP servers and clients have been created. Although considerable stability in the SOAP specification has been achieved, the continuous parallel developments in g
What’s new in System.Xml 2.0?
(Aaron Skonnard) It’s been a while since I’ve written on a core XML topic, and I miss it. Now that the Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 has shipped and is in the hands of countless developers worldwide, it seems like a good time to discuss the improvements found in System.Xml, which sits at the heart of
.NET Remoting with an easy example
(syednadeemulhassan) .NET Remoting is a mechanism for communicating between objects which are not in the same process. It is a generic system for different applications to communicate with one another. .NET objects are exposed to remote processes, thus allowing inter process communication. The appli
Achieving Synchronicity: A ListBox Double Feature
(Miguel A. Castro) Building complex Web controls with rich-client interfaces often requires the integration of some client-side JavaScript code with the control’s server-side code. While in some cases this does not have to be complicated to achieve some pretty nifty results, it can often break the d