(Peter Zaitsev) Last few days I had a lot of a lot of questions at MySQL Performance Forum as well as from our customers regarding query optimization… which had one thing in common – It is not query which needed to be optimized.
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Using XSL and XML to generate dynamic web pages from UNIFACE
(Tony Marston) The method of generating a web page from a UNIFACE application has traditionally been to use the WEBGEN and WEBGET statements from within a UNIFACE Server Page (USP).
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(Tim Dexter) Apologies for the tenuous title, I went looking for a synonym for today’s subject and came up with this, anyway, moving on …
Walkthrough: Using DB2 Stored Procedures with PHP
(Justin Whitney) As a Web developer, I want my DB2 database to do more than just store pretty things. I want to be able to show them off for all the world to see. PHP gives me a fun way to do that. But how do the two work together? And how can I use PHP to make the most […]
XML in VB9 on Channel 9
The next version of VB .Net adds Xml as a built in data type using the new LINQ to XML API. As a built in data type, VB 9.0 provides the ability to create XML using XML Literals and to query XML documents using XML properties. This webcast contains a demo by David Schach, the lead developer in this
How to get Distinct Count in SSIS
(Marco Russo) Almost one month ago I made a post about a brand new Distinct component for SSIS made by Alberto Ferrari and freely available on SQLBI.EU.
Installing Oracle E-Business Suite Release 12 with shared APPL_TOP on CFS
(Arnoud Roth) As soon as EBS Release 12 became available, I started with the installation, eager to find out what the differences were compared to 11i.
Use WebSphere Federation Server Version 9.1 to integrate XML data
(Aakash Bordia, Eileen Lin, Ioana Ursu and Sebastian Hahnel) The new pureXML support available in WebSphere Federation Server Version 9.1 allows you to integrate both local and remote XML store data. You can also use the new SQL/XML and XQuery languages to query XML data in your new applications. Le
Introduction to Managed Code in Visual Studio 2005 Tools for Office
(Kathleen McGrath and Paul Stubbs) Code that runs within the .NET Framework is considered managed code. This includes applications written in languages such as Visual C# and Visual Basic 2005. Code that is not managed by the .NET Framework is typically referred to as unmanaged code. This includes ap
Understanding Relaxed Delegates in VB
(Paul Kimmel) Relaxed delegates, one feature among the slew of new stuff coming in “Orcas” (VB 9.0 and .NET 3.5), provide more options for binding event handlers to events—even if the method/handler signatures don’t match exactly. Some relaxation of method binding was introduced in VB 8.0 and .NET 2