(Ryan Duguid) A common content management problem is documents getting moved to different locations and links no longer working. Another problem is submitting content to a repository and being able to find it at a later time. These are the types of problems the Document ID feature handles.
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Transact-SQL: Data Definition Language (DDL) Basics
(Buck Woody) Before you’re able to work with data within a SQL Server database, you need to create the database and data-bearing objects within it. The statements within Transact-SQL (T-SQL) that create objects are grouped into a family called Data Definition Language, or DDL.
MySQL Thread Pool: Problem Definition
(Mikael Ronstrom) A new thread pool plugin is now a part of the MySQL Enterprise Edition. In this blog we will cover the problem that the thread pool is solving and some high-level description of how it solves this problem.
DB2 Basics: Demystifying table and table space states
(Roman Melnyk) The DB2 database manager uses table and table space states to control access to data or to help protect the integrity of the database. This article describes these states and shows you, by way of working examples, typical conditions under which they appear, and how to respond to them.
Error configuration in SSAS
(James Serra) In SSAS, there is an Error Configuration object that is central to the management of data integrity errors.
Visual COBOL
SSWUG-TV With Stephen Wynkoop SQL Server Injection prevention and help, interview with Philip Japikse, Patterns and Practices Evangelist for Telerik. We also have the latest news on Oracle’s purchase of RightNow Technologies, IBMs push into unstructured data analysis and more. [Watch the Show] Last week’s show: Interview with Peter Serzo, Senior SharePoint Architect with High Monkey Consulting. We also have […]
SSWUG TV – SQL Server Injection prevention and help, interview with Philip Japikse, Patterns and Practices Evangelist for Telerik.
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Organic Computers
Organic Computers Dreaming about future technology is often rooted in current trends, failures, or fantasy. It wasn’t long ago the thought of nano-bots was mere science fiction. Today, there are so many things we can do. The primary question anymore is how do we pay for it? How can we make a living? How can we produce and package it […]
Getting Started with SSL
(Troy Coleman) If you’re a DB2 systems programmer who must configure DB2 to support secure client communication through SSL, or if you’re a developer who needs to configure your application to use SSL, be sure to check out IBM’s recently published Redpaper: “DB2 10 for z/OS: Configuring SSL for Secu
Scala: Creating an Xml element with an optional attribute
(Mark Needham) We have a lot of Xml in our application and one of the things that we need to do reasonably frequently in our test code is create elements which have optional attributes on them.