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Cloning Data Accurately and Randomly
This task of data cloning is quite common in any testing or tuning environment. Obviously, it requires some technique to automate it.
Who needs DB2’s Incremental Delta Backup?
By Marin Komadina – Learn how to organize and perform a delta incremental database backup in DB2.
Connectivity Kit for IBM DB2 Universal DataBase
Data Access Worldwide has announced that the latest revisions of the DataFlex Connectivity Kits (revision 2.2) for MS-SQL, IBM DB2 and ODBC have been released. We encourage developers who are currently using these Connectivity Kits to upgrade to revision 2.2 in order to take advantage of the latest
IBM to Ship DB2 Information Integrator
By Lisa Vaas – IBM will announce general availability of its much-heralded DB2 Information Integrator software on Tuesday, at the same time that Striva Corp. announces that it will extend Information Integrator by enabling it to access mainframe data sources.
DB Updates Ease Web Services
By Lisa Vaas – Best-of-breed XML database developers Ipedo Inc., Sonic Software Corp. and Sleepycat Software Inc. are enhancing their respective native XML database software to make it easier for enterprises to use and manage XML data in Web services environments.
XPath for .NET Developers
In this article, you’ll learn about XPath and how to use it in .NET applications. The Microsoft .NET Framework supports XPath 1.0 W3C recommendation. The classes in System.Xml and System.Xml.XPath namespaces allow executing XPath queries and working with the result sets. Before we look at these clas
Interactive Web Applications with XQuery
by Ivelin Ivanov – In this installment of Practical XQuery I continue to discuss practical uses of XQuery, focusing this time on interactive web page generation. The sample application will display a list of books; based on user input, it will also display detailed information about the selected tit
Connectivity Kit for Microsoft SQL Server
Data Access Worldwide has announced that the latest revisions of the DataFlex Connectivity Kits (revision 2.2) for MS-SQL, IBM DB2 and ODBC have been released. We encourage developers who are currently using these Connectivity Kits to upgrade to revision 2.2 in order to take advantage of the latest
Database Users Keen on Linux 2.6 Kernel
By Lisa Vaas – Database users who rely on Linux operating systems are drooling over the list of features promised by the soon-to-be-released 2.6 kernel.