Tag: Oracle

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PHP and ASP.NET Go Head-to-Head

(Sean Hull) When it comes to Web development these days, you have a lot of options. Many of these methods involve preprocessing—that is, embedding code into HTML pages with special tags that signal to a preprocessor that they contain code, and that it should do something with it. Much like a CGI, th

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Auditing Oracle Data

(Michael Klaene) Auditing data of business applications is a common requirement. In this article, I’ll demonstrate one way to audit Oracle data that is both simple and flexible. The code is written in Oracle PL/SQL and can be applied to any modern Oracle database. The process demonstrated can be dup

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Using NAS for database storage

(Rick Cook) Typically the world of databases is divided into transactional databases, which are characterized by many access and relatively simple record structures, and analytical databases with much more complex record structures and relatively fewer accesses. Obviously the kind of database has im

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Deleting Duplicate SYS Constraints

(Devanshi Parikh) System generated (redundant) check constraints can really drain the performance of a database. But sometimes, such as when using third party tools with Oracle, it becomes impossible to avoid them. I have developed a script, which is actually a UNIX Korn shell script, that retrives

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Savvy Supersizing Strategies

(Daniel Liu) Remember when a 5GB database seemed huge? It wasn’t that long ago, says Daniel Liu, Senior Technical Consultant at First American Real Estate Solutions (RES). “Five years ago,” Liu recalls, “when I was talking to other Oracle professionals, I would say, ‘Well, my data warehouse is about