Consider the following scenario. You try to restore an archive file for a Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Analysis Services database. The server on which you try to restore the archive file and the server on which the archive file was originally created have different regional settings or different langua
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Comparing XML Documents with Oracle’s XDK 10g for Java
(Deepak Vohra) As a J2EE developer you might sometimes be interested in comparing a modified XML document with the pre-modified version of that document. Or you might want to compare two XML documents that are both based on the same DTD or XML schema. This article is designed to give you the inform
Delving Deeper into Notification Services
(Bill Hamilton) In this second part of a multi-part article covering the Notification Services framework, you will learn how to create a Notification Services instance and application, a delivery channel, and more.
DB2 Versions, Service, and Such
(Craig S Mullins) Keeping up-to-date with the latest and greatest DB2 versions and functionality can be a time-consuming task. Every 18 to 36 months IBM announces a new version of DB2 with even more features and functionality than ever before.
MySQL 5.1 – the next generation
(Ian Gilfillan) There are still people using MySQL 4.0 (and I even came across a MySQL 3.23 installation recently), but MySQL 5.1 is now the latest of the MySQL releases–with 5.1.7, the latest as I write; it has just moved from alpha to beta status. Recently I have been writing about what the futur
Comparison chart between ASP 1.x and ASP 2.0
(Benoyraj B) This article explores a comparison chart between ASP.NET 1.x and ASP.NET 2.0.
Sorting Custom Paged Results
(Scott Mitchell) Last week I wrote an article on implementing custom paging in ASP.NET 2.0 aptly named Custom Paging in ASP.NET 2.0 with SQL Server 2005. In that article I covered how to efficiently page through large amounts of data using Typed DataSets, an ObjectDataSource control, and SQL Server
SQL Performance and Tuning Considerations, concluded
(Andy Oppel) This section covers some tuning considerations that are specific to Oracle databases.
Building an XML Utilities Package, XML Debugger Part 3
(Lewis R Cunningham) If you haven’t already done so, I would strongly recommend you read the first and second parts of the coding part of this series before reading this entry. You can also read the requirements.
Following the Changes, Part One
(Mark A. Williams) There are different ways to access data from Oracle databases in .NET applications, but in terms of features and performance, Oracle Data Provider for .NET (ODP.NET) is your best choice.