(Dratz) So far we have discussed Oracle storage at different logical and physical layers and the basic memory structures. The last basic piece we need to in order to complete our “instance” is some code to actually do things.
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Tackle common programming problems with design patterns
(Tony Patton) As application development matured as a discipline, design patterns emerged as solutions for common programming problems. Design patterns provide a vehicle for experienced developers to share their time-tested approaches to solving problems faced by every developer day after day. I’ll
Tools to Read (Parse) Your XML
(Jennifer Kyrnin) One of the most common questions about using XML is “What browser can I use to read my XML pages?” This question presupposes a number of things: –XML documents are meant to be like Web pages, and viewed in a browser –There are “browsers” or other tools that are meant to be
Dynamic Paging of Data for Java and .Net
(Lewis R Cunningham) The last couple of weeks have been really head’s down for me. I’m learning a new application, a new database (including a data warehouse) and learning how .Net can integrate with Oracle as a robust architecture for application development.
INTERSECT Operator in SQL Server 2005
(Muthusamy Anantha Kumar) Microsoft introduced a new operator, INTERSECT, in SQL Server 2005.
Grails on Oracle for Java Developers
(Tug Grall) If you are not familiar with Ruby on Rails, it is important to note that it has nothing to do with Java; it is a Ruby-based framework. Ruby on Rails is really interesting, powerful, and so on… but as a Java developer, I would like to do the same using Java (or equivalent) leveraging th
Working with VARRAYs in Oracle – Part III
(James F. Koopmann) This article is the third and last in the three part series that has explored the use of VARRAYs in Oracle. This part will take a look at the performance implications if you should choose to use VARRAYS.
WebSphere Portal 6.0 in Context
(Dale Vile) One of the central components in IBM’s software strategy is WebSphere Portal. This provides a framework for delivering convenient integrated access for employees, customers or partners into the complex and often fragmented world of corporate IT systems. From a development perspective, we
Using the SQLCMD in SQL 2005 Server
(Jayaram Krishnaswamy) The SQLCMD lets you write SQL commands as well as T-SQL statements. It also has many other interesting features. This article explains the features of SQLCMD and shows you how to use them.
Flash ASP.NET
(Ryan Moore) ASP.NET, like other Web platforms such as PHP, JSP, and ColdFusion, is a set of Web development technologies that can be used to create Web applications and Web Services. ASP.NET is the next generation of Microsoft’s Active Server Pages, a technology that was widely used to create Web a