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08
Feb
2010
What is Middleware?

1 day ago by dancalloway

by DAN CALLOWAY Published 8 February 2010 @ 14:16 UTC WEAVERVILLE, NC - Middleware is computer software that sits between two or more applications, which runs a set of services that permit multiple processes running on one or more machines to interact with one another. In the case of databases in a ...

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DbMaster – démarrage de la branche 0.5

1 day ago by manudwarf

Salux ! DbMaster a atteint les limites de QtSql semble-t-il. Aujourd’hui je mets à disposition la version 0.5, dernière version avec cette base de code. Elle est boguée et peu fonctionnelle je l’avoue, mais elle sera suffisante pour être présentée le jour du BTS. Je fournirai surement des correctifs ...

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Integrating Versus Warehousing: The Database Dilemma

1 day ago by dancalloway

By DAN CALLOWAY Published 8 February @ 04:04 UTC WEAVERVILLE, NC – As a consultant for Data Consulting, Inc., I was asked to prepare an analysis and a recommendation for a client who transacts sales strictly in a click-and-mortar business environment to its online customer base. The client is ABC.co ...

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07
Feb
2010
MySQL: Prominent DBMS in the Market With the Ability to Evolve & Adapt in a ...

2 days ago by dancalloway

by DAN CALLOWAY Published 7 February 2010 @ 13:20 UTC MINNEAPOLIS, MN - Research was conducted to determine a Database Management System (DBMS) that is currently available, and that is prominent in today’s market. This research also investigated a DBMS that has the ability to evolve in order to meet ...

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PHP and MySQL Web Development | MafiaWeb

2 days ago by khstyle

The PHP server-side scripting language and the MySQL database management system (DBMS) make a potent pair. Both are open-source products–free of charge for most purposes–remarkably strong, and capable of handling all but the most … Originally posted here: PHP and MySQL Web Development | MafiaWeb

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06
Feb
2010
Quick DBMS reference: Single line definitions of important SQL Server terms

3 days ago by kiran

Normalization: is a process of organizing data and minimizing redundancy De-normalization: is a technique to move from higher to lower normal forms of database modeling in order to speed up database access. Stored Procedure: is a named group of T-SQL statements which can be created and stored in Dat ...

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04
Feb
2010
A Quick DBMS reference: Single line definitions of important SQL Server terms

5 days ago by Kiran Dangar

Normalization: is a process of organizing data and minimizing redundancy De-normalization: is a technique to move from higher to lower normal forms of database modeling in order to speed up database access. Stored Procedure: is a named group of T-SQL statements which can be created and stored in Dat ...

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03
Feb
2010
MCA,BCA,C,C++,IP,DBMS,12th,10th,11th,JAVA,Data Structure,Tutor

6 days ago

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27
Jan
2010
Oracle 8i Portable

13 days ago by Aman

Oracle is a leading provider of database technology to support business intelligence. For any company using their database to support business intelligence or data warehouse applications. DATABASE: Oracle Database extends Oracle’s unique ability to deliver the benefits of grid computing with more se ...

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dirsync: for completing metadata writes durably

13 days ago by fdr

As of late a lot of ado has been made about fsync(2) on GNU/Linux. How to use it, when to use it, complaints about how programs don’t often properly use it, and so on. However, not all durability woes can be easily balmed by fsync or its more delimited cousin, fdatasync. To the contrary: the followi ...

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