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DB2 SQL Introduction
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This article describes the features and the limitations of the current version of the Microsoft .NET Managed Provider for Oracle.
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Introduction to Service Broker
(Srinivas Sampath) Service Broker is the new kid in the block in SQL Server 2005. Before we actually delve into the features of Service Broker and write our first program, let us first imagine a scenario where we would want to fit Service Broker and then work off that.
Giving Permissions through Stored Procedures
(Erland Sommarskog) When designing an application for SQL Server, you rarely want users to have full permissions to access the tables in the database. Many applications are designed to perform all database access through stored procedures, and it is through the stored procedures users can access and
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(Ed Hild) Imagine you work for a company that has a critical database application that continually records new incoming information. This database could be storing order information, sales contacts, or just about any other kind of data. Now consider that a group of individuals within your company re
Generating XML Schema Dynamically Using VB.NET 2005: Working With Attributes
(Jagadish Chaterjee) This is the third article in a series concentrating on generating XML Schema dynamically using Visual Basic 2005.