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Oracle Response Files – Part 2

(Steve Callan) Part One of Oracle Response Files covered the basics of using a response file and provided an example of how to install Developer Suite on a Windows PC. In Part Two, we will go into more detail about the components of response files. This part will also discuss some related topics as

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Trigger basics in DB2 and OS/390

(Craig Mullins) TableA is a high transaction table. TableB is essentially a copy of TableA with indexes for reporting. I want to create an insert/update trigger on TableA to replicate the change to TableB. I’m worried about performance. Mainly, will TableA be locked up until the commit on TableB

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Integration Testing

(Dan Sawyer) Integration testing your T-SQL stored procedures saves debugging time and makes database programs more reliable and easier to reuse and maintain. In these respects, integration testing has many of the same benefits as unit testing individual procedures. The big difference between th