This step-by-step article describes how to configure ISA Server 2004 to save log information that is in a SQL Server database.
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Updating Data in Linked Servers, Information Schema Views, and More
(John Papa) Every day a developer somewhere needs to write code to iterate through SQL Server system objects, query and update tables in linked servers, handle optimistic concurrency, and retrieve column and stored procedure metadata. In this month’s column, I will address these and other T-SQL deve
How to replace cursors with a trick
(Puneet) This article will provide you a trick which will help you in replacing cursors with your code.
Application tuning in the Oracle 10g database
To enhance Query Optimization, the OPTIMIZER_DYNAMIC_SAMPING is set to 2 by default. Automatic PGA Memory Management is now enabled by default and PGA_AGGREGATE_TARGET is set to 20 percent. In order to disable the Automatic PGA Memory Management set the parameter to 0.
Working with ASP.NET 2.0 ObjectDataSource Control
(Mahesh Chand) As I said in my previous article, the main objective of new controls available in ASP.NET 2.0 is to reduce the code. ObjectDataSource control is one of these new data controls. This control is used to bind objects to data-bound controls. In this step by step tutorial, I will discuss h
Logging strategies
(Roger Sanders) Circular logging requires that records stored in the log buffer are written to primary log files in a circular sequence. Once the primary log files are full and still marked as “unavailable” the DB2 Database Manager will allocate what is known as a secondary log file and begin writin
Architecting a CMS in ASP.NET
(Stephen Fraser) ASP.NET offers a wide range of integrated functionality to support in-house content management system solutions. We discuss the basics of tiered CMS architectural models.
An Introduction to ASP.NET
(Dan Mabbutt) This chapter of our text book, Microsoft Visual Basic .NET Step by Step, should really be titled, “Introduction to ASP.NET”.
XML Developers Push for Simplicity
(Esther Schindler) It’s always refreshing to attend a deeply technical conference, at which the experts instruct each other, disagree publicly and challenge one another’s opinions. Instead of showing off shiny new functionality or imperfect features polished to a mirror surface, the developers a
Buffer Pool Tool: A Quick And Easy Guide
(G Chakravarty) With the availability of 64-bit addressing in DB2 Version 8 for Z/OS, the constraints of virtual buffer pool memory limitations are all but over. A single large address space in Version 8 of up to 264 bytes (16 exabytes) replaces hiper spaces and data spaces. As a result, managing vi