This tutorial will walk you through the basics of object-oriented events programming in VB.Net.
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Building Ranges using T-SQL
(Divya Agrawal) We often use excel for any running repetitive calculations since it is a very convenient user friendly interface which allows us to just enter a formula in a cell and simply drag and drop the formulas to generate a complete output.
How to add IDENTITY to an existing column in SQL Server?
(Vadivel) Method 1: If there is no data in the table or column then use this method.
DB2 10 for z/OS Flashbook: Planning Your Upgrade by John Campbell & Cristian Molaro
(Susan Visser) We’ll have a limited quantity of the “DB2 for z/OS Planning Your Upgrade: Reduce Costs. Improve Performance.” Flashbooks to give out to attendees for free at the IBM Information on Demand 2011 Conference
IBM Updates its New Data Replication Product
(david t) Last month IBM announced a new Data Replication product that bundles its CDC, Q, and SQL Replication technologies. IBM’s intent is to provide all replication enhancements through this new product. To go along with that direction, IBM just announced an update to the CDC technology in Data
Chaining Replication Clusters
(Giuseppe Maxia) MySQL built-in replication includes a concept called relay slave, which allows you to create hierarchical database clusters. You can do the same thing with Tungsten, and this can be done in more than one way. Let’s start with two distinct clusters.
SQL SERVER – Denali – String Function – FORMAT() – A Quick Introduction
(Pinal Dave) In SQL Server Denali, there are two new string functions being introduced, namely:
Integrating MDM Server with Enterprise Information Systems using SAP as an example, Part 1: Delivering customer records to SAP
(Hans Schoen, Sebastian Nelke and Mike Grasselt) This tutorial demonstrates how customer data managed by IBM InfoSphere Master Data Management Server (MDM) can be propagated to Enterprise Information Systems such as SAP.
NoSQL Data Stores, Readers Want More
NoSQL Data Stores, Readers Want More First a little housekeeping. I think it’s interesting that many of the newer data storage engines are labeled as “NoSQL”. Before these engines came along there have been a number of highly successful NoSQL databases that are difficult to beat for performance. For example, IDMS or CMS running on the IBM Mainframe platform has […]
Where Did NoSQL Come From?
Where Did NoSQL Come From? I enjoyed listening to a podcast today of an interview with Jonathan Ellis , who is the project chair for the open systems NoSQL data engine, Cassandra. During the interview, Jonathan related different events causing companies to move away from traditional relational data stores. This is not to say that NoSQL data stores didn’t exist […]