(Chandrakant Parmar) Thread basics using followings: –How to Create thread; use System.Thread() class and create an instance –How to Join thread; use object.Join() to join threads. –How to Suspend thread; use object.Sleep() to Suspend thread –How to Kill thread; use object.
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No Datastructure? ColdFusion’s Query Object to the Rescue
(Eric Jansson) Those new to ColdFusion may be disappointed to find a weaker array of datastructures than those supported by other languages they have used for Web programming, such as Java and C#. While CF’s array, list, and struct types meet most of the routine demands of Web application developmen
Accessing IBM’s Information Management System (Sample Chapter)
(Rick Long, Robert Hain, Mark Harrington, Dean Meltz and Geoff Nicholls) There are two major ways to access IBM’s Information Management Systems. You can write application programs that tell IMS what to do, or you can use existing application programs that tell IMS what to do. This chapter explains
Forming Opinions
(Micah Dubinko) Nobody looks forward to forms. Stop a person on the street and ask them what they think about forms and you’ll get an earful. Curiously, though, in XML circles forms hold a great deal of interest. Admittedly, not the filling of forms per se, but the technology involved.
Improving Query Performance for Data Warehouses
(Eric Rogge) Ventana Research assessed satisfaction, intentions, issues, difficulties and budgets related to assuring and improving query performance of data warehouses and data marts. Organizations continually suffer from cultural, agenda and understanding gaps between IT and business. While diverg
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(David A. Kelly) Although RFID has become a hot technology for inventory control and a supply chain requirement for companies such as Wal-Mart, it’s not just an advanced version of bar coding.
Using the SQL Distributed Management Objects
(Carvin Wilson) The SQL Distributed Management Objects (SQL-DMO) provide a set of OLE objects that enable applications to use management features of SQL Server. This functionality helps to extend the capabilities of SQL Server by providing access to any 32-bit OLE-compliant application. This art
Which to tweak first: SQL server or query?
(Robert L. Bogue) When looking at SQL performance there’s an immediate desire to jump into the queries that a SQL Server is being forced to process and see what can be done to improve them. Unfortunately, it’s not always that simple. Sometimes the queries come from packaged software that cannot be c
How to Query Red Brick Tables from DB2 DataJoiner V2.1.x
(Bob Rumsby) This article describes a method for easily performing federated queries against Red Brick and DB2 DataJoiner tables.