(Willie Favero) The title sounds a little like Dorothy’s line from the Wizard of OZ: “Lions and tigers and bears, Oh my!” Although CCSIDs, Unicode, and DB2 V7 in the same sentence are something you definitely need to be concerned about, I’m not sure they are quite as scary as Dorothy’s plight on the
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Develop custom client applications with IBM DB2 Content Manager C++ OOAPI, Part 1: A guided tour to business process modeling and implementation in DB2 Content Manager for ADCompany case
(Xiao Li and Sheng Wei) The pClient and eClient, packaged with IBM DB2 Content Manager (CM), meet the client requirements of many Content Manager users. However, many others need to develop their own client applications to meet their special business needs and to integrate their own business with CM
Dynamic ASP.NET Form Tabs
(CraigCampbell) Ever needed to display form tabs for a web application dynamically on separate pages? This custom control does just that. Content is driven dynamically and it is easy to implement.
Access and integrate enterprise metadata with Rational Data Architect
(Farnaz Erfan and Mary Roth) Data integration in an enterprise of data sources is one of the most common requirements of any database shop. Users need on demand integrated access to a variety of diverse data sources, such as traditional data assets like Excel spreadsheets and legacy data, to new and
Overloading Classes in PHP 5
(Alejandro Gervasio) Welcome to the last installment of the series “Overloading classes in PHP.” Comprised of three tutorials, this series shows you how to overload your classes whether you’re using PHP 4 or PHP 5, and explains in detail the implementation of the “__set()”, “__get()” and “__call()”
IBM WebSphere Developer Technical Journal : A guided tour of WebSphere Integration Developer — Part 5
(Richard Gregory, Jane Fung, Greg Adams and Randy Giffen) This series explores a service-oriented approach to application integration using IBM WebSphere Integration Developer. The first three articles took you through a scenic tour of the product and helped you build a simple application. The previ
Sending Email in ASP.NET 2.0
(Scott Mitchell) Email serves as a ubiquitous, asynchronous notification and information distribution system. Not surprisingly, there are many web development scenarios where server-side code needs to generate an email and scuttle it off to the intended recipient. The email may be destined for a use
On reading trace files with PL/SQL
(René Nyffenegger) Reading a trace file is usually a three step process. First, the trace file is created with an SQL statement such as alter session set sql_trace=true. Then, the name of the trace file along with the directory that stores it, is located. Finally, the trace file is opened in an edit
Introduction to the Oracle Database 10g Architecture (Sample Chapter)
(Sam R. Alapati) In the first three chapters, I set the stage for working with Oracle. It’s time now to learn about the fundamental structures of Oracle Database 10g. Oracle uses a set of logical structures called data blocks, extents, segments, and tablespaces as its building blocks. Oracle’s physi
Store and Retrieve XML from Databases with XSU
(Deepak Vohra) You can think of an XML document as a relational table where the various elements represent columns in a database table. Therefore, by mapping the various elements to a table, you can store XML in relational databases. This mapping process is called XML-to-SQL mapping technology.