Creating and modifying table scripts can quickly turn into a tedious chore. The article illustrates a method to automate this task by using SQL-DMO and Windows Script to generate customized scripts for SQL server table objects.
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Saving multilingual text inside SQL Server
(M. Vadivel) In most of the sites you would have seen the user downloading a type of font and installing it in their Windows à fonts folder. The users will be able to see the characters of that particular language only after this downloading is done.
XmlCsvReader
MSDN has released a code sample for an XmlCsvReader. This sample sample implementation of an XmlReader that parses tab-delimited .csv files and presents their contents as a stream of XML elements; XmlReader is the Microsoft .NET Framework base class for all managed stream-level XML processing.
Open-Source Database Adds Transactional Functions
By Tom Smith – MySQL Inc. said that its open-source MySQL open-source database has been enhanced with transactional functions that will better position the platform to support e-commerce and other critical applications.
W3C Publishes Note on Extensible Media Commerce Language (XMCL)
RealNetworks, Inc. has submitted the ‘Extensible Media Commerce Language (XMCL)’ specification to W3C with a suggestion that W3C start a working group to develop a W3C recommendation for XML based digital rights specification language. XMCL is an XML-based interchange format that describes usage rul
XOM: New tree-based XML API
Elliotte Rusty Harold has announced a new tree-based XML API, XOM (from the generic term XML object model), which he describes as “closest in spirit to JDOM” and representing an “effort to synthesize the best features of the existing APIs while eliminating the worst”.
Microsoft Previews Web Services Kit
By Darryl K. Taft – Although working in lock step with partners on every other important Web services standard, Microsoft Corp. took a step on its own to advance Web services capabilities.The company announced the availability of the technical preview for the Microsoft Web Services Developme
Get ready for XForms
Traditional HTML forms violate many of the tenets of good markup language design, frequently mixing presentation and data. In this article, Joel Rivera and Len Taing introduce you to XForms, an extension of XHTML that represents the next generation of Web forms. Though XForms is still in an embryoni
Introducing HLink
by Kendall Grant Clark – When the first public XHTML 2.0 Working Draft was released in early August, one of the most common reactions, at least in the XML developer community, was to wonder why the HTML Working Group (HWG) wasn’t using XLink. XHTML 2.0’s refusal to use XLink as its hypertext linking
Telephia, Oracle Test Wireless Enterprise Apps
By Bob Woods – Telephia Inc., which provides market and network performance intelligence for the wireless industry, said it is collaborating with Oracle to provide wireless enterprise customers with a solution for testing and analyzing wireless application performance, built using the wireless capab