(Pavi Agrawal) Speed, fascinates almost everyone and this attraction to speed has driven you to read this blog on application tuning. After reading this chapter and implementing some of the things mentioned you might be able to improve performance by more than 100% in some of the applications. Now t
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Retrieve data from a PostgreSQL database using the Perl DBI
(Mellonfire) When it comes to working with a database—any database—experienced Perl hands reach for just one tool: the Perl DBI. This extremely powerful module works as a database abstraction layer, offering an integrated set of functions to interact with a variety of different data sources.
Simulating Events with PHP 5
(David Fells) PHP has the drawback of not supporting events. Fortunately, a basic structure can be built to support events in PHP 5. This article tackles that problem with some proof of concept code.
A fundamental approach to Database design
(george.p.alexander) I had one of my friends asking me a little assistance for getting his final year Computer Science Project started. He got a requirement from a computer hardware sales store to create an online shopping cart and inventory management system. The project sounded neat. He wanted som
SumColumn: Custom DataGrid Column that automatically shows Sum/Count/Average in DataGrid Footer
(Syed Aziz ur Rahman) A normal requirement in any ASP.Net application is to sum/average up the values in a DataGrid column to the Footer. In this article we will compare the normal methods and later create our own custom DataGrid column “SumColumn”, derived from BoundColumn to avoid repetition of th
WebSphere Process Integration V6: Business Process Management Modeling through Monitoring
(Ueli Wahli, Larissa Leybovich, Neil MacKinnon, Eric Prevost, Russell Scher, Andre Venancio and Sascha Wiederkom) This redbook presents a business process management (BPM) “round trip” scenario, showing how a business can use a full business integration solution to complete the following tasks: –
Multithreaded UI Model-View Data Binding
(waveangle) This solution demonstrates a simple model-view pattern for a multithreaded Windows Forms UI in .NET 2.0. I prefer to design the “model” classes for my programs first, and then design the forms around the model. This example shows a couple types of data binding techniques using worker thr
Generating XML Schema Dynamically Using VB.NET 2005: Working With Attributes
(Jagadish Chaterjee) This is the third article in a series concentrating on generating XML Schema dynamically using Visual Basic 2005.
Deliver SQL Server Reports To SharePoint To Enhance Team Collaboration
(Ed Hild) Imagine you work for a company that has a critical database application that continually records new incoming information. This database could be storing order information, sales contacts, or just about any other kind of data. Now consider that a group of individuals within your company re
Giving Permissions through Stored Procedures
(Erland Sommarskog) When designing an application for SQL Server, you rarely want users to have full permissions to access the tables in the database. Many applications are designed to perform all database access through stored procedures, and it is through the stored procedures users can access and