(Olaf Heimburger) While developing my application I reused a number of pages for different pages flows for different user roles. This resulted in the need for different sub menus (aka “menu2” facet in ).
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Synchronous replication for MySQL
(Mark Callaghan) Synchronous replication for MySQL is here, well almost here. Solid has announced a product that will be available in 2007 to provide this. I anxiously await the details. And now, source code is available for an implementation of semi-synchronous replication that works with MySQL 4.0
Roll Your Own Data Snapshot Utility
(Ian Stirk) Databases are often the primary cause of poor application performance.
XSD Tutorial – Part 2 of 5 – Conventions & Recommendations
(Simon Sprott) There is often some confusion over when to use an element or an attribute. Some people say that elements describe data and attributes describe the meta data. Another way to look at it is that attributes are used for small pieces of data such as order id’s, but really, it is personal t
How to Navigate a Sea of SOA Standards
(Bob Violino) While the potential benefits of SOA are clear, like the ability to reuse existing assets, the standards picture looks anything but settled.
MARS (Multiple Active Result Set)
(Abey George Peter) MARS is a new feature in ado.net 2.0 and Sql Server 2005 that allows for multiple forward only read only result sets.
VSAM to DB2 conversions: Expert advice and user tip contest
(Kathryn Marquis) Migrating from VSAM to DB2 isn’t easy, but as SearchDataManagement.com experts and readers point out, it can help ease data access to diverse data sources. However, organizations must be careful when they approach the project, warns Craig Mullins, site expert on SearchDataManagemen
Thoughts on DB2 as a MySQL storage engine
(Daniel Krook) IBM and MySQL have announced plans to port MySQL to IBM’s mid-range i5/OS servers.
Automate your .Net build – II
(Partha S) Continuing with the last entry – Automate your .Net build – I , in this post we shall see what are the ways to get your build files created from the Visual Studio projects, instead of manually creating the file. Note that I have used the next steps on Visual Studio .Net 2003 – they may ap
DB2 Change Management Expert, Part 2: Database version control with DB2 Change Management Expert
(Carolyn Henry, Marcia Miskimen, Jayashree Ramachandran and Sailaja Bandlamoori) Have you ever wondered when the database was changed? With IBM DB2 Change Management Expert wonder no more! This tool can help you keep track of changes, work seamlessly with other team members, reverse or undo changes,