(Nagraj Alur, Steffen Herold, Huey Kim, Makiko Tsuchida and Mark Wiman) This redbook provides detailed instructions and scripts on managing failover and switchback in a WebSphere Replication Server for z/OS bidirectional Q replication environment for the z/OS platform. A typical business scenario is
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Using Recursive Methods in Object-based PHP Applications
(Alejandro Gervasio) Welcome to the second tutorial of the series “Recursion in PHP.” Comprised of three parts, this series introduces the fundamentals of recursion in PHP, including the definition and use of recursive functions in procedural PHP scripts, as well as the creation of recursive methods
ASP.NET 2.0 Crash case study: Unhandled exceptions
(Tess) For a long time all my case studies have been on 1.1. it’s time to venture out in 2.0 land and look at what may seem like a 2.0 specific issue.
Generating change scripts in SQL Server 2005 Management Studio
(Arthur Fuller) In the typical dev environment, there is a development server, a functional testing server, a quality assurance server, and one or more production servers. Let’s suppose that your mandate is to modify a table on the development server, adding a column or changing a column’s name or d
Use DBMS_RANDOM to generate text and date values
(Bob Watkins) Numbers, text strings, and dates are three common datatypes used in tables. Although you would expect the PL/SQL package DBMS_RANDOM to be able to generate random numbers—and it does—it is also capable of generating random text and date values as well.
Monitoring WebSphere Application Performance on z/OS
(Patrick Ryan, G Michael Connolly, Phil Anselm, Charles Neidigh, Raymond Sun, Theresa Tai and Michael Weintraub) This IBM Redbook was written for IBM zSeries users, performance analysts, system administrators and system engineers who need a comprehensive understanding of IBM WebSphere on z/OS perfor
Oracle’s Daily BI for Compliance
Oracle has announced Oracle Daily Business Intelligence for Compliance, an embedded compliance management reporting system for Oracle E-Business Suite.
Why XML transformation via XSLT in the browser is limited
(Tony Patton) The last couple of weeks we’ve examined the AJAX approach to browser-based development with the XMLHttpRequest object and JavaScript. While working with XML data is straightforward, you can easily manipulate XML with XSLT stylesheets. However, using XSLT in the browser is limited, so s
Golden’s Rules: Migrating from SQL Server to MySQL
(Bernard Golden) Databases are a key piece of every organization’s software infrastructure. They are complex pieces of software that we rely on to rapidly spit out data in response to queries and to reliably track transactions, never losing track of the fact that a payment has been made (or received
Having fun with the XmlSchemaProvider: Serializing object trees
(Wouter van Vugt) About a year ago, I became very enthusiastic. I found a new attribute in the framework which allows me to determine the WSDL contract which describes my objects. Used in conjunction with the IXmlSerializable interface, I can also make sure the serializer pumps out the correct XML,