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Database Dev Zone
(06/19/09)
From monitoring e-mail messages to distributing reports for users, SQL Server's database mail proves quite useful. Learn how to use it in SQL Server 2000 and SQL Server 2005/2008.
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(06/09/09)
Implement a CRUD automation framework that handles insert and simple queries, an easy way to talk to a database without needing to write any database-access code.
(06/04/09)
If you're a .NET newbie coming from Access or SQL Server, let .NET do the hard work of creating a connection to foreign data. Then customize the resulting control to add functionality.
(05/19/09)
You can easily limit or group a recordset, but doing both to the same recordset takes a bit of hand coding. Find out how both SQL Server and MS Access can handle the task.
(04/30/09)
Oracle 10g introduced a new feature called ROWDEPENDENCIES, which made every row independent. Learn how to use this feature to improve application concurrency and avoid the dreaded ORA-8177 error.
Even though chip clock speed has stopped its year-by-year improvement, today's multicore chips can provide dramatic improvements in application performancebut you have to alter your code to take advantage of their power. Find out what you can do to gain multicore performance.
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(04/15/09)
Discover the flexibility and power of using ANSI SQL to reshape and transform hierarchical structures.
(04/09/09)
This short introduction to .NET shows Access and SQL Server developers how to use a development tool to create connections to data and a user interface to manipulate that data.
(03/18/09)
Windows Communication Foundation is one of the most important features in the history of .NET. Not only does WCF provide a unified programming model for communications, it also promotes the use of interfaces and various recommended programming practices.
(02/24/09)
Although adding multiprocessing capabilities to applications is labor-intensive and error-prone, adding multicore capability to SQL query processing can be automatic, benefiting huge numbers of applications with little developer effort.
Where Is Java EE 6?
There were no formal announcements at JavaOne about Java EE 6 -- or were there?
IBMs Cloud Computing Starts With Developers
UPDATED:IBM's CloudBurst and Smart Business products recognize that today's businesses focus on developing and deploying software fast, cheaply, and with as few bugs as possible.
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In modern debugging, good problem-solving abilities often take a backseat to efficient information retrieval.
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