XMLStream.exe demonstrates how to create an ActiveX Data Objects (ADO) client that uses an SQL XML query to extract an XML stream from a SQL Server 2000 server.
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Encrypt your database? You bet
By Wayne Rash – When the team from Protegrity, Inc. called the ZDNet offices last week to tell us about its database content encryption software, Secure.Data, my initial reaction was, “Who needs it?” After all, your databases should be inaccessible to the outside world. If they’re inaccessible, why
Destination ORACLEWORLD
It’s just around the corner; the largest Oracle event of the year, this November 10-14 in San Francisco. OracleWorld is your chance to hear the latest on Oracle product strategy and enhancements, get the inside scoop from Oracle partners, mingle with your peers, and receive valuable training directl
XML Security Library 0.0.9
Aleksey Sanin has released version 0.0.9 of the XML Security Library (xmlsec), an open-source libxml- and OpenSSL-based implementation of the joint IETF/W3C XML Signature (dsig) and W3C XML Encryption (xenc) specifications. This release fixes some major bugs found in the 0.0.8 release.
How to install and configure Oracle9i on Red Hat Linux Advanced Server
This white paper will help you install and configure Oracle9i Database Rel. 2 on Red Hat Linux Advanced Server. Also includes tips on various kernel parameters that will eventually help in tuning the database server, as well as various debugging tools and techniques. (PDF)
Databases wrestle XML
By Ed Scannell and Paul Krill – AS XML WORKS its way deeper into the enterprise, the database war heats up, with IBM, Microsoft, and Oracle wrestling over emerging query standards and database architectures.<Br><Br>Despite agreement that XML has become the lingua franca of the Internet, a lack of ti
Explore online XML data with Java programming
By Dan Becker – As publishing information on the Internet becomes more prevalent, it makes sense to discover and query this information. This article explains how to use Java programming to get Web-based XML data, parse the data, filter out the elements and attributes you need, and to perform work w
Microsoft Access Developer’s Guide to SQL Server
Book by Mary Chipman and Andy Baron – If you are faced with the task of moving your Access databases to SQL Server, or even if you not, but you want to get more performance and scalability out of Access, then the book Microsoft Access Developer’s Guide to SQL Server is for you.
Microsoft’s Road Map Shows New Windows File System
Microsoft execs confirmed that the Longhorn version of the Windows client and server–due several years from now–will use as its file system database technology slated for inclusion in the next version of SQL Server, code-named Yukon. The upcoming version of SQL Server will store documents, E-mail,
In-line functions in SQL Server 2000
By Mark Oldfield – One of the most under appreciated new features of SQL Server 2000 is the usage of functions. It is definitely worthwhile creating a “tool-kit” of commonly used functions to use in each new project. So next time you are hard-coding a common task, take a bit longer and write a funct