(Paul Dubois) In some cases, you might want to run multiple mysqld servers on the same machine. You might want to test a new MySQL release while leaving your existing production setup undisturbed. Or you may want to give different users access to different mysqld servers that they manage themselves.
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Installing 10gR2 Clusterware on Redhat 4.2 Advanced Server
(Tarry Singh) We have done the preparation and gone about installing the OCFS2 and ASM on our RHEL4.2 servers. Oracle RAC is growing in popularity and I liked this page at Oracle myself. Here, you can get pre-tested, documented best practices of installing Oracle on Linux based systems. In addition,
XLinq Part 1: Classes and Methods
(Thiru Thangarathinam) Nearly every .NET application needs to handle data that may reside in a wide range of data sources, from relational databases, to XML, to in-memory or disk-persisted objects. Although .NET Framework 2.0 exposes a number of classes to handle these types of data, it lacks a unif
Query Translation Scheme for Heterogeneous XML Data Sources
(Cindy X. Chen, George A. Mihaila, Sriram Padmanabhan and Isabelle M. Rouvellou) In order to formulate a meaningful XML query, a user must have some knowledge of the schema of the XML documents to be queried. The query will succeed only if the schema of the actual documents is consistent with the us
DB2 Packages: A Deeper Look
(Willie Favero) My previous article on packages (z/Journal, February/ March 2006) provided what one might consider an introduction or refresher. However, how to create packages and how some aspects of a package work are just a small part of the picture. A package is the DB2 process that lets you get
DB2 XML evaluation guide
(Gerald Leung and Grant Hutchison) The DB2 XML evaluation guide is a step-by-step tutorial to introduce the reader to the DB2 Viper data server on Windows platforms using the XML storage and searching (SQL/XML, XQuery) capabilities available to support next-generation applications. (R)
Me, You and Design Patterns in VB.NET
(David Simmonds) This article addresses who should learn GoF design patterns (every software developer in the world) and why you should be enthusiastic about learning design patterns. Additionally, it talks a bit about the skills you should already have (OO in VB.NET) and talks a bit about why know
System components performance in ASP.NET using C#
(Sateesh Kumar) Normally, if we want to know about your system components performance like browser, cache, System the only option is to meet our System administrator. But, this application will help us to know about our system a lot.
How to develop DB2 applications on an airplane
(Leon Katsnelson) As part of my job, I find myself traveling a lot. Sitting on an airplane with a prospect of watching the same movie I just saw on a flight two days ago on another flight always makes me open my laptop and try to do some DB2 programming. I have DB2 v8.2 and DB2 9 installed on my […]
The Benefits of a Page Class
(Brian Mains) Partial classes are a great new feature for the .Net 2.0 framework, because they can separate code into several classes, which is especially useful when working with large files. I always had the assumption, though, that I had to inherit directly from the Page class for this to work, b