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(Syed Aziz ur Rahman) A normal requirement in any ASP.Net application is to sum/average up the values in a DataGrid column to the Footer. In this article we will compare the normal methods and later create our own custom DataGrid column “SumColumn”, derived from BoundColumn to avoid repetition of th
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(george.p.alexander) I had one of my friends asking me a little assistance for getting his final year Computer Science Project started. He got a requirement from a computer hardware sales store to create an online shopping cart and inventory management system. The project sounded neat. He wanted som
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(David Fells) PHP has the drawback of not supporting events. Fortunately, a basic structure can be built to support events in PHP 5. This article tackles that problem with some proof of concept code.
Retrieve data from a PostgreSQL database using the Perl DBI
(Mellonfire) When it comes to working with a database—any database—experienced Perl hands reach for just one tool: the Perl DBI. This extremely powerful module works as a database abstraction layer, offering an integrated set of functions to interact with a variety of different data sources.
Oracle Performance Tuning
(Pavi Agrawal) Speed, fascinates almost everyone and this attraction to speed has driven you to read this blog on application tuning. After reading this chapter and implementing some of the things mentioned you might be able to improve performance by more than 100% in some of the applications. Now t
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(Mike Burr) The architects of Web service standards intentionally chose to express WSDL documents with XML in part to make them universally parseable by, and comprehensible to, development tools. While this promise has largely been fulfilled, robustly handling WSDL documents with XSLT (one of the mo
Meet the experts: Ambuj Goyal talks about Information On Demand
This question and answer article features Ambuj Goyal, General Manager, IBM Information Management Software. Prior to his current role, Dr. Goyal served as general manager for IBM Workplace, Portal and Collaboration Software, where he helped make IBM the industry leader in messaging, collaboration,
Monitoring Oracle 10g RAC with Quest Spotlight on RAC – Part II
(Tarry Singh) In this second article of the series, we will discuss some of the issues that we laid down last time. I received an email from another beta tester who complained about some features that did not exist in SoRAC. He said it is just live data. I asked him “And what do you think a DBA does