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Programming Analysis Services
by Various Writers – Learn the basics of how to program Analysis Services using ADO MD from the book, Professional SQL Server 2000 Data Warehousing with Analysis Services from Wrox Press.
INF: Moving SQL Server Databases to a New Location
This article describes how to change the location of the data and log files for any SQL Server 7.0 or SQL Server 2000 database.
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XInclude.exe
XInclude.exe is a free command line program for processing XML xinclude elements according to the latest XInclude draft specification (dated May 16, 2001). When you run XInclude.exe on this document it simply replaces the xinclude:include element with the contents of the XML document part1.xml. A
Building Web Services with FileMaker Pro
by Bill Humphries – In this article, I will show how I used two PHP implementations of XML tools, RAX and XML-RPC, to create a web interface to a FileMaker Pro database. I'm using these techniques at Apple, where we have many FileMaker databases we need to put on our intranets. Since FileMaker r
The New Face of JavaBeans
by John B. O'Donahue – One of the most interesting new developments in XML processing has been the introduction of the Xbean. Xbeans are small and simple software components that take XML as input and process it in some way, passing XML on to the next Xbean. This approach lends itself very well
JDBC Driver Brings Java Developers into the World of SQL Server
By Brian Moran – Publicly, Microsoft loves and supports Java. But let’s face it, Java is a four-letter word to most people in Redmond. Microsoft architects (especially the .NET folks) probably wouldn’t mind if Java and its related platforms simply faded away so that Microsoft could get on with the b
Implementing Referential Integrity and Cascading Actions
By Itzik Ben-Gan and Thomas Moreau – This article is a chapter excerpt from the book Advanced Transact-SQL for SQL Server 2000 from APress Books. This chapter covers the use of declarative referential integrity as well as the use of triggers to maintain data integrity.
Beginning E-Commerce with Visual Basic, ASP, SQL Server 7.0 and MTS
This book is for VB programmers, with a grasp of ASP and SQL, who want to leverage their skills into producing high quality, low cost e-commerce solutions for small businesses. This book will take you from apllication development to ISP-hosted solution deployment. To get the most from this book you’