(Ron Hardman and Michael McLaughlin) Building a procedure will follow very similar rules to building functions. PL/SQL procedures have an IN or IN and OUT mode. However, you cannot use an IN and OUT mode in PL/SQL when wrapping a Java method.
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Primary Keyvil, Part I
(Josh Berkus) Two actual conversations I had on IRC, handles changed to protect the ignorant, and edited for brevity (irc.freenode.net, channel #postgresql): newbie1: schema design: http://www.rafb.net/paste/results/Bk90sz89.html agliodbs: hmmm … why do you have an ID column in “states”? You’r
Improved Debugging with Visual Studio 2005’s Debugger Visualizers
(Scott Mitchell) When debugging a project in Visual Studio .NET 2002/2003, you can view the current values of a variable by simply entering the value into the Watch window, or by hovering your mouse over the variable in the code window. While this approach worked wonderfully for simple types with sh
Write Mobile Agents In .NET To Roam And Interact On Your Network
(Matt Neely) Recently I had the opportunity to return to school to complete a graduate degree. This experience made me realize two important things: there are some cool ideas in academia that seem to never find the light of day in the professional setting, and the academic world at large is not yet
IBM Workplace Web Content Management for Portal 5.1 and IBM Workplace Web Content Management 2.5
(John Bergland, Marilyn Flax, Michael Fromin, Amier Jordan, Sabine Nagl, Thomas Radigewski, Theresa Smit and Oliver Trabert) IBM Workplace Web Content Management is a powerful and sophisticated Web content management product that is designed to accelerate development and delivery of critical busines
Oracle adds pieces to retail suite
(Robert Westervelt) The war over dominance in the retail sector between Oracle Corp. and SAP AG continues in 2006, with Oracle making the first move by acquiring technology in recent weeks to bolster its industry specific suite. (R)
Mastering Ajax, Part 2: Make asynchronous requests with JavaScript and Ajax
(Brett McLaughlin) In the last article of this series (see Resources for links), you were introduced to the Ajax applications and looked at some of the basic concepts that drive Ajax applications. At the center of this was a lot of technology that you probably already know about: JavaScript, HTML an
How To Set Up Database Replication In MySQL
(Falko Timme) This tutorial describes how to set up database replication in MySQL. MySQL replication allows you to have an exact copy of a database from a master server on another server (slave), and all updates to the database on the master server are immediately replicated to the database on the s
Control how data is delivered with ASP.NET
(Tony Patton) During a recent Web project, I focused on the coding, while a Flash developer handled the user interface. The interface required data delivered from a backend data source and the Flash developer requested text files. This was an unsuitable delivery method since the data varied accordin
Error Handling in PHP: Introducing Exceptions in PHP 5
(Alejandro Gervasio) Welcome to the last part of the series “Error Handling in PHP.” In two parts, this series introduces the basics of error handling in PHP. It demonstrates some of the most common methods for manipulating errors in PHP 4, and explains the implementation of exceptions in PHP 5, par