(Peggy Rader) This article briefly describes your options for debugging DB2 stored procedures on DB2 UDB for Linux, UNIX and Windows V7.2 and V8.1, and for DB2 UDB for z/OS and OS/390 V6, V7 and V8.
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There are many reasons to deploy Oracle on Linux. The more important ones are the flexibility and non-proprietary characteristics of Linux. But the key advantage is that the entire server side code stack from the OS to the application layer is supported by Oracle. Using the best practices Oracle has
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(Graz) This article covers the basic of transactions. It describes them and gives examples of committing and rolling back transactions. It also shows how to properly trap errors inside a stored procedure using transactions.
Getting Started with Microsoft SQL Server 6.x Replication
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(David Kline and Gabor Wieser) For the DBA who is just stepping into the world of DB2 or for the prospective DBA, the design and performance choices for a new database can be very confusing. In this article we will discuss a couple of areas where the DBA has important choices to make: table spaces a
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(Lance Robinson) This users guide will go through some of the basic steps that one might take in order send an HTTP request to a SQL Server. The request will instruct the SQL server to return XML, which we will parse and display neatly in a grid.
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