(Omer Brandis) All abap programers and most of the dba’s that support abap programmers , are familiar with the abap clause “for all entries”. Most of the web pages I visited recently, discuss 3 major drawbacks of the “for all entries” clause : 1. duplicate rows are automatically removed 2. i
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Object Binding Tips and Tricks
(Deborah Kurata) I was one of those many developers who, since Visual Basic 2.0, have hated the concept of data binding. It incorporated patterns that were not extensible, it did not make use of good programming practices, and it frequently didn’t work as expected. But I have to admit, I love object
SQL Server 2005 Integration Services – Packages Deployment – Part 23
(Marcin Policht) In the previous installment of this series, we started exploring different ways to store SQL Server 2005 Integration Services packages. As presented, this can be accomplished by saving them as .dtsx files (either in an arbitrary local or remote location or within the designated area
Building Object-oriented Web Pages with HTTP Compression in PHP
(Alejandro Gervasio) Here we go! Welcome to the third -– and last — part of the series “Using HTTP compression in PHP.” Just in case you didn’t know, this set of tutorials explores the advantages of using HTTP compression on dynamic PHP pages, reducing their download times and increasing the overal
Performing Math on Oracle Dates
(Jon) Here are some quick and dirty examples for adding and subtracting days and months and finding the difference between dates in Oracle.
Using RSS Feeds To Provide Content For Your Website
(Michael Ellis) Search engines love websites that are continuously updated with fresh content. As a website owner, if you want to achieve or maintain a good search engine ranking, then your goal should be to continually provide updated keyword-based content on a regular basis to your website.
Create VoiceXML pages within a Java Web developer framework, Part 3: Simplifying VoiceXML development in the Java language
(Brett McLaughlin) After reading the first and second parts of this series, you should be comfortable working with VXML, and you’ve seen several ways to get VXML output by Java servlets. You can simply write a VXML file and let a Java servlet output the VXML directly from a file; you can do all the
IOUG: Linux to be top platform for Oracle by next year
(Mark Brunelli) The results of a new Independent Oracle Users Group (IOUG) member survey indicate that Linux will overtake Sun Microsystems’ Unix-based Solaris as the top operating system (OS) for Oracle database deployments in 2007, an IOUG official said in an interview. (R)
Advanced Techniques To Avoid And Detect Deadlocks In .NET Apps
(Joe Duffy) Application hangs are one of the most frustrating situations a user can experience. They’re terribly difficult to find before shipping, and even more difficult to debug after an application has been deployed. Unlike a crash, an application hang may not produce a crash dump or trigger cus
Microsoft Pushes SQL Server Closer To Continuous Availability
(Charles Babcock) Microsoft can check another item off its “to do” list in pursuing parity with database competitors. And administrators who manage Microsoft’s SQL Server databases may have a slightly shorter worry list when it comes to database downtime.