SQL Server Security by Chip Andrews, David Litchfield – Addresses SQL Server vulnerabilities and provides security solutions. Covers installation, administration, and programming–plus security issues such as authentication, encryption, intrusion detection, and more. Written for IT professionals adm
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Avoid a Vicious Cycle
by Zlatko Sirotic – You may often want to forbid a so-called “vicious cycle” (a closed loop) in a multi-tree recursive structure (where any object may have any number of children and, at most, one parent) or in a single-tree recursive structure (where exactly one object would have no parent, and all
Oracle Pledges Linux Everywhere
By Mark Hachman – Following its pledge at last year’s LinuxWorld to develop all of its products for Linux, Oracle Corp. will now actually develop future products using the Linux operating system, an Oracle executive said Wednesday.
Granting Wishes: iSeries SQL Triggers
By Mike Pavlak – Wish you could automate tedious coding tasks or get more from your legacy applications? With new SQL triggers to work with, your wishes just might come true.
SPM does not support any kind of distributor of connections to gateway
SPM does not support any kind of distributor of connections to gateway. E.g. connections balancing that route connections to different gateways from the same client is not supported with use of SPM.
IBM DB2 XML Extender – An end to end solution for storing and retrieving XML documents
The Extensible Markup Language (XML)is a key technology that facilitates information exchange and e-business transactions. Starting with IBM DB2 Universal Database Net.Data Version 1, an application can generate XML documents from SQL queries against DB2 or any ODBC-compliant databases.
Architecting your data center with XML
Although not yet a mainstream architecture for data centers, Extensible Markup Language (XML) is gaining momentum as a way to integrate legacy applications and build more robust data structures, according to analysts and business experts. XML enables enterprises to tag structured data so that it is
Navigate Hierarchical Datasets
(Zane Thomas) Drill down into hierarchical data—even if you don’t know its structure in advance.
New and Improved String Handling
by Bob DuCharme – In my June column last year, I discussed XSLT 1.0 techniques for comparing two strings for equality and doing the equivalent of a “search and replace” on your source document. XSLT 2.0 makes both of these so much easier that describing the new techniques won’t quite fill up a colum
Oracle Pledges Linux Everywhere
By Mark Hachman – Following its pledge at last year’s LinuxWorld to develop all of its products for Linux, Oracle Corp. will now actually develop future products using the Linux operating system, an Oracle executive said Wednesday.