(Joe Pluta) SQL is the tool of choice for querying relational data, and the whole idea behind relational data is that the tables are related. What this means is that a common field in two tables can be used to tie rows from each table together into a coherent set of data. In SQL, this is performed v
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Information on MySQL Cluster and MySQL Replication
(Andrew Morgan) There are a number of attributes of MySQL Cluster that make it ideal for lots of applications that are considering NoSQL data stores. Scaling out capacity and performance on commodity hardware, in-memory real-time performance (especially for simple access patterns), flexible schemas…
Schema.org Rich Snippets with Drupal 7 and RDFa
(Stéphane) Back in June, Google, Bing and Yahoo! announced a joint effort to build a schema for describing content the web. The first schema.org workshop took place last week in Mountain View, CA.
Changing The Execution Context Of JavaScript Functions Using Call() And Apply()
(Ben Nadel) Yesterday, as I writing about changing the execution context of self-executing functions in JavaScript, I realized that I didn’t have a good general post on what execution context was or how it can be changed.
New String functions arrived with SQL Server Denali CTP3
(Paresh Prajapati) I hope you may read my earlier posts for Analytical functions and Conversion functions which are introduced in SQL Server 2011 CTP3. You can also move on What’s New of Denali CTP3 here.
SQL Server Migration
SSWUG TV With Stephen Wynkoop Today on SSWUG TV find out some of the latest news from the Sharepoint 2011 and the Oracle OpenWorld 2011 Conferences. Watch the Show SQL Server Migration Today we have some questions and comments regarding SQL Server Upgrades. Stephen: What Version of SQL Server are you talking about? Stacy: During our last migration to SQL […]
ASP.NET Site Traffic and Statistics Monitoring
(Xianzhong Zhu) In this series, I will introduce to you a popular backend module in real ASP.NET websites – site traffic and statistics monitoring.
Unicode Migration Assistant for Oracle
(Arup Nanda) When you want to convert a database created in the default characterset to a multibyte characterset, there were two basic approaches – the safe export/import and the not-for-the-faint-of-the-heart alter database convert internal. In either case you had to follow a string of activities –
ADF 11g Rich Faces: using popup for viewing and editing big fields
(Lucas Jellema) During the Oracle Open World conference going on this week I was asked by one of the attendees to one of my sessions for a little guidance on the following challenge in ADF:
Using the Form View with Any Data Collection
(Peter Vogel) With the FormView (or any of the DataViews), I normally use a DataSource to move data from some data store and into/out of the view. However, the FormView (and the rest of the DataViews) will work just as well with any collection of objects: Lists, Arrays, ArrayLists, or whatever colle