Error!
Success!

By tag: Oracle

showing:  of
0
kicks

7 Minutes from Install to your working EntitySpaces Architecture  (Unpublished)

7 Minutes from Install to your working EntitySpaces Architecture, no kidding, no modeling, no XML files, no BS


Kicked By:
Drop Kicked By:
0
kicks

Upload/Import Download/Export any File to/from Oracle Database  (Unpublished)

The general idea one have about databases is that they only serve the purpose of storing plain values as numbers, dates and text. A database does not do just that but even more allowing you to store a whole file as an Excel spreadsheet or an MP3 file in a column you define in your table. This post s...


Kicked By:
Drop Kicked By:
0
kicks

Differences in Vulnerability between Oracle and SQL Server  (Unpublished)

In the IT world, but not among experienced DBAs, there has been a long-standing myth that the Oracle database platform is more stable and more secure than SQL Server from Microsoft. This is due to a variety of reasons; but in my opinion, the main ones are listed below: Read the whole article


Kicked By:
Drop Kicked By:
0
kicks

The ADO.NET command parameters  (Unpublished)

Building SQL commands based on parameters is a good way to block SQL injection vulnerabilities. This is a short article about how to use the ADO.NET parameters in different database management systems, like: Microsoft SQL Server, MySQL and Oracle.


Kicked By:
Drop Kicked By:
0
kicks

Selecting Random Records With SQL  (Unpublished)

Have you ever wanted to be able to SELECT a random record or records from a database table, but was unsure how to do it with SQL, instead of through code? Fortunately there is a way to do it in SQL Server (and MySQL, PostgreSQL, Oracle, DB2, SQLite, and yes, even your favourite, MS Access), and ...


Kicked By:
Drop Kicked By:
0
kicks

Message oriented interop between WCF and Oracle App Server WSIF  (Unpublished)

A few weeks ago, in an SOA forum, someone inquired about which technologies to use to achieve untyped interactions with Web Services. Untyped interactions are interactions in which the Service Contract (WSDL, Policies, etc) is not available at design time. This is a classic Enterprise Service Bus (E...


Kicked By:
Drop Kicked By: