While SQL Server doesn’t provide native support for hierarchical data, it’s not that hard to add. R.L. Parker explains.
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Red Gate’s SQL Toolkit Helps SyZLaB Automate Changes for 200 SQL Server Databases
by Kathleen Wheatley – Companies talk all the time about their data and information being “mission-critical,” “strategic” and “available 24/7,” but reality often doesn’t match the claims. SyZLaB, a Norwegian company that develops and sells web publishing and content management systems, doesn’t have
Microsoft to Simplify Patching
(Madeline Bennett) Microsoft will next month begin beta testing its new patch installer, which promises automatic updates for a number of products. Microsoft Installer 3.0 is a unified update tool for several products, including Office, Excel and SQL Server. It will be followed by an installer fo
Blaster worm attack a bust
By Paul Roberts – A scheduled denial of service attack against Microsoft Corp.’s main software update Web site did not materialize Saturday, as computers infected with the W32.Blaster worm failed to find their target.
Data Modeling for Everyone : Free sample chapter for you to read, from the new book
Book by Sharon Allen – Data Modeling is about gathering, documenting and communicating the elements and structure of business information. What begins as a conceptual interplay of logical data units, through the application of rational theory, becomes the basis for creating a physical database desig
Protecting Your Payload
By Ron Ben-Natan – Well-written code, intrusion-detection systems, and traditional firewalls guard different aspects of your application systems. But how do you protect your data? Consider an SQL content firewall as your next security layer.(R, $)
How to Avoid Blaster Infection
By Lance Ulanoff – What’s more important than figuring out how to get uninfected? Avoiding infection in the first place. Here are some simple steps you can take to safeguard your systems.
Book Excerpt: Murach’s SQL for SQL Server
To be an effective database programmer, you need to master SQL for the database you’re going to be using. This book will teach you the concepts, terms, and skills you need for designing and working with any database.
Battling the blaster worm?? Help is out there at www.Shavlik.com
From SQLSecurity.com – For any of you that have spent the better part of today patching machines that STILL haven’t got the MS03-026 patch installed, I recommend you take a look at HFNetChkLT at www.shavlik.com. It’s been a lifesaver for me (I actually use the Pro version for sending out SQL Server
Member-Properties Boot Camp
By Russ Whitney – Member properties let you store additional information about dimension members, but they can do much more. Are you getting all you can from your member properties? Here are 10 ways to pump up member-property effectiveness. (R, $)
