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SQL Server 2000 Data Storage, Part 3: Working with SQL Server Data Structures
Part 3 of this Web Seminar series describes how SQL Server accesses and possibly makes changes to its data structures when processing queries. Kalen Delaney uses the undocumented commands introduced in Part 2 of this Web Seminar series to examine how pages have changed after updates or deletes are p
How can I pass a large XML document to a stored procedure?
How can I pass a large XML document to a stored procedure?
Microsoft Consolidates SQL Server Tools
By Lisa Vaas – Microsoft Corp. has consolidated the database security tools that shield SQL Server 2000 and MSDE 2000 installations from the Slammer worm. SQL Server 2000 SQL Scan, SQL Check and SQL Critical Update are now available in a single download, the SQL Critical Update Kit, which can be dow
Some Oracle Users Report Success With 11i
By MARC L. SONGINI – Oracle has been trying since early last year to make its E-Business Suite 11i applications less complex to install, and some users at the company’s AppsWorld conference said the effort may be paying off.
Quicker way to drop tables and views
By Mark Hutain – ERP application schemas have thousands of tables and views. At our company, it was taking a full hour to “Drop User Cascade.” By using 1 Drop_master session and 3 drop_slave sessions, the time was cut in half. These procedures allow multiple sessions to drop tables and views simulta
Extreme XML: Building a Desktop News Aggregator
Dare Obasanjo builds a C# application that retrieves and displays news feeds from various Web sites utilizing XPath, XSLT, XML Schema, and XML Serialization.
Setting the Stage
by Adam Bosworth – Adam discusses three technologies that address the lack of intrinsic XML support in programming languages.
Prototyping One-to-many Links with XSLT
by Bob DuCharme – In the ongoing debate about the future of linking, a key topic is the representation of one-to-many links. There are several ways to implement them, mostly by using JavaScript code to create pop-up menus, but the only standard way to represent them is W3C XLink extended links, and