If you select the Per Processor licensing mode during a SQL Server installation, the licensing mode is incorrectly saved to the Setup.iss file as Per Seat. Furthermore, SQL Server Setup does not properly recognize the Per Processor licensing mode when you run an unattended installation.
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Implementing two-way Data Binding for ASP.NET – Introduction
(Rick Strahl) ASP.NET has raised the bar for Web development considerably with very rich developer functionality built into a flexible and highly extensible object model. For developers who come from a background of hand coding ASP or other scripting or CGI style technology .Net seems almost too goo
MySQL Query Browser
(Ian Gilfillan) Last month we looked at MySQL Administrator, this month I try out another of the MySQL tools: MySQL Query Browser. One nice thing about writing a regular monthly column (or a book!) is that it is an incentive to try out new tools I may not use in the work environment. I can avoid
Java jams: five IDEs tested
(Adam Neat) We put five of the most popular Java Integrated Development Environments (IDEs) up against each other. Find out which tool is tailor made for your development requirements. (R)
Oracle unveils plans for PeopleSoft
(Therese Poletti) Oracle Chief Executive Larry Ellison said Tuesday that the company’s integration of PeopleSoft is “largely over,” and that he does not expect more layoffs as a result of the $10.3 billion acquisition.
Thinking SQL: Set-based logic can improve query performance
(Robert L. Bogue) You can’t teach an old dog new tricks—at least that’s what the cliché says. Many developers intentionally try to be the “old dog” so they don’t have to learn new tricks. Some developers, even those who have been developing client server, Web-based, and smart client applications, st
IBM DB2 Assessments
IBM has partnered with Self Test Software to deliver assessment exams will allow you to test your readiness and/or identify areas in need of focused study to prepare you for success on exam day. These DB2 assessments are offered at no charge, regardless of the number of times taken. To access the
Plan and Package
(Roger Sanders) What exactly do the terms plan and package mean in a DB2 UDB for Linux, Unix, and Windows context? Is it possible to run an application with only a package?
DB2 for z/OS and WebSphere: The Perfect Couple
(Bart Steegmans, Carsten Block, John De Dominicis, Sean Lee, Chao-Lin Liu and Egide Van Aerschot) DB2 for z/OS is a high performance DBMS, with a very strong reputation in high volume transaction workloads based on relational technology. WebSphere Application Server is a transaction monitor based on
Combine Polymorphism and Web Services
(Paul Kimmel) You may be aware of polymorphism, and you probably know something about Web services by now too. But, what about polymorphism across Web services? This article reviews polymorphism, demonstrates XML Web services, and most importantly, shows you how to combine polymorphism and Web servi