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ActiveX PopUp bar in IE
I'm working on an array of pages with no servlets or any active content on it, but I still intermittently get the yellow bar popping up.
how to 'add to favourites'
I'd like to give my visitors the chance to add my site to their favourites and i've seen this feature on other sites as a button...
News script help
I have a small news block on our site. But I would like something that I can have like a "news Link" box on home page and the links to a news block somewhere else.
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MySQL De-Wormed
The MySQL bot worm that was attacking Windows was stopped dead in its tracks late Friday according to a report by Cnet.
Worm Variant Targets Microsoft Servers Running MySQL
Security companies have identified a variant of the Forbot worm that targets Windows servers with MySQL, an open database software package, installed.
Oracle Releases Critical Patch Update
Oracle has released a group of critical security patches for a number of the company's products.
Improving SQL Performance
How do you know how much hardware is really needed by your applications? And what do you do when your applications are overloading your system? The answer lies with improving your SQL performance.
Where Will You Store Your Data?
Over on SiliconBeat, I ran across their How big is Bloglines? story.
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02.22.05
Developers release apps for MS SQL Server 2005
As Microsoft puts the final touches to its SQL Server 2005 database a handful of third-party developers have announced applications that will run on the product.
SQL Server 2005 is already on its second developer community technology preview, and developers are now helping Microsoft to prepare the market for its commercial launch.
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Getting up to Speed with Indexes in SQL Server
Getting a query to work is one object, but getting a query to work rapidly when the clients are piling up is another. An Index is a way that any DBMS uses to access data quickly, think about a book which consists of more then 5000 pages and some one asks you to find some particular topic or word, why you would turn to index? The index in the book is very similar to what a DBMS Index does. In a book you find the page number of that particular topic and in case of database you find a pointer (a physical storage address) of that particular record(s) which contains that data.
Poor use of indexes is doubtless the single most important cause of performance problem. An index is a small sorted list that points to the main data. Finding a particular record is then quicker because only the small index list has to be searched.
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McObject introduces SQL for eXtremeDB Real-Time Database
McObject, developer of the eXtremeDB in-memory database for Linux-based intelligent devices, announced the impending release of eXtremeSQL, a high-performance implementation of the popular SQL database programming language for use with eXtremeDB.
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With eXtremeSQL, McObject targets the real-time enterprise Linux software market by greatly simplifying programming with its database for corporate developers using SQL. The new interface strengthens eXtremeDB’s appeal for application development in fields such as banking and securities trading, where real-time responsiveness is a must and SQL is the dominant database language.
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Secure options for remote SQL Server administration
Just like Windows Server, SQL Server can be administered directly on the computer to which it's installed or from a remote computer. One common remote-administration technique is to use SQL Server Enterprise Manager, which can connect to a remote SQL Server via TCP/IP, named pipes or other network protocols. However, this tool requires that SQL Server be made accessible across a network -- typically a security hazard. If the network is closed (LAN), the danger isn't as great since it's not as easy to mount an attack from the outside. But if users outside the local network need to perform administrative work, things get complicated.
So what are your options for giving administrative access to people outside your local network? The answer will depend on your network topology, your SQL Server needs and how much administrative work is being done.
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Book review: Oracle SQL*Plus
SQL*Plus is the command-line interface to the Oracle database server (though there are variants that let you, for instance, run Oracle commands via a browser interface instead of in a text-based window). This book is part tutorial, part reference volume for the various implementations of SQL*Plus, describing how to use not just the command line itself but also Oracle's version of the SQL language.
The first three chapters cover the SQL*Plus tool and the iSQL*Plus browser-based interface – how to run it, saving and retrieving buffers, running scripts and so on. From chapter four the narrative switches to a tutorial of the SQL query language, with the next three chapters concentrating on how you extract data for reporting purposes. Chapter eight covers scripting (writing generic commands that you can re-use), then chapter nine moves on to look at one of the most common uses of command-line scripting – loading and extracting large hunks of data.
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