(Boris Makushkin) The designers of a newer information system often faces the difficult task of heterogeneous data access unification. Heterogeneous means that data may be stored on different database platforms. Oracle Corporation provides the developer with tools to address heterogeneous data acces
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XML To DDL
XML to DDL is a set of python programs to convert an XML representation of a database into a set of SQL (or DDL: Data Definition Language) statements.
Working with Oracle Databases
The Microsoft Visual Database Tools have been designed to work with Oracle databases transparently you can design database diagrams, queries, and views in the same way you would for any database. In addition, the tools are Oracle-aware, allowing you to incorporate Oracle data objects such as synonym
Computing Frequent Itemsets Inside Oracle 10G
(Wei Li and Ari Mozes) Frequent itemset counting is the first step for most association rule algorithms and some classification algorithms. It is the process of counting the number of occurrences of a set of items that happen across many transactions. The goal is to find those items which occur toge
The Value of zSeries as a Database Server
See once again why zSeries is the Industry leader in database serving and learn how to further exploit the data stored on zSeries! You will hear about; –Why zSeries as a Database Server: industry trends, hardware architecture for data, databases on z/OS and zSeries for Linux. –A full over
…And even more V8 Planning stuff
(Willie Favero) Well, it’s 94º and 62% humidity as we get ready for our daily late afternoon thunderstorm just north of Houston. What better time to jot down a few more comments about pre-migration planning for DB2 for z/OS Version 8. If V8 is in your future, and it really should be, there are activ
TechTip: Simple Error Handling in Embedded SQL
(Doug Eckersley) Part of good programming practice is error handling: –Was the record found? –Does the field contain proper data? –Is it possible to add a record?
IBM DB2 Content Manager document routing, Part 3: A guided tour to client usage
(Alan Yaung and Allan Tham) This third article in a series introduces you to IBM DB2 Content Manager document routing and provides a claim process case study to show examples of implementation and usage of Web-, Windows-, and portlet-based clients.
An interview with Richard Hundhausen
(Douglas Reilly) Richard Hundhausen is the author of Building Web Applications with ADO.NET and XML Web Services and Programming ADO.NET, both from Wiley, as well as the upcoming Working with Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 Team System from Microsoft Press. He is also a trainer, teaching numerous cours
SQL Server 2005 – SQL Server Integration Services – Part 6
(Marcin Policht) In this article, we are continuing coverage of Foreach Loop container functionality, by discussing different types of loop enumerators. So far, we have presented methods for working with files in a folder as well as records in a recordset (using Foreach File and Foreach ADO enumerat