(Pranay Rana) Rest=Representational state transfer which is an architecture design to represent the resources. Rest provide the uniform interface through additional constraints around how to identify resources, how to manipulate resources through representations, and how to include metadata that mak
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DB2 best practices: Upgrading to the DB2 pureScale Feature
(Karen Pihowich and Noureddine Brahimi) This article describes how to upgrade a DB2 V9.7 for Linux, UNIX, and Windows environment to the DB2 pureScale Feature (DB2 V9.8).
Ten Worst Things to do In a Database – Day 2
Ten Worst Things to do In a Database – Day 2 Yesterday I started a series entitled "Ten Worst Things to do in a Database". My list was too big…so we’re going to have a vote this Thursday and Friday. I’ll have a question setup on Facebook this Thursday so you can vote for your top 3 worst practices out […]
Ten Worst Things to Do in a Database
Ten Worst Things to Do in a Database I decided to do a series on the Ten Worst Things to do in a Database. I started to list practices I dislike when working with a database. It didn’t take long until I had more than Ten. Now I have to prioritize…and I’m sure I missed a few good contenders. Already […]
XQuery Code Generation
(David Steiner) In order to improve performance and scalability, sometimes it makes sense to turn html (embedded with some tag library or Xquery code) into real XQuery code. It can then be put in the Modules database making it immediately available for use. This is just like what Java Server Pages d
jqGrid and ASP.NET MVC – Form Editing with TinyMCE and file upload
(Tomasz Pêczek) In one of comments to my jqGrid strongly typed helper post I was asked for form editing demo with file upload and TinyMCE integration, so here it comes.
Permission Module or Security Module in Asp.Net or Silverlight
(Vuyiswa Maseko) I have answered more than thirty questions on the different forums about the same subject. “How to Implement a flexible security module” , well the title differs from post to post but the question is the as the answer is the same. The Following post is the trigger or the valiant to
OWB 11gR2 – Table Functions
(David Allan) Here is a follow-up on an old post on table functions to illustrate how they work in 11gR2. There were some changes in 11gR2 to support table functions as a design object rather than a best practice, below is the OMB for the examples from the older post here.
Display DATE columns from Oracle JDBC
(Pas Apicella) If we display a DATE column from a Oracle JDBC program we may not get the desired output. This basic demo shows how to format the display to meet your own needs using the toText method from a oracle.sql.DATE object.
First steps with Oracle Complex Event Processing (tutorial from AMIS BYOL session)
(Lucas Jellema) On April 19th, AMIS organized a BYOL session (bring your own laptop) on Complex Event Processing. This session was a combination of lecture and demo, some discussion and handson by participants on their own laptops using a virtual machine handed out by the instructor. This session wa