Replication - Home - Australian SQL Server User Group
... locks for the duration of snapshot generation on all tables published as part of replication. Prevents updates from being made on the publishing tables. Concurrent snapshot processing (available only with transactional replication) places shared locks for only a short time while SQL Server 2000 crea ...
... locks for the duration of snapshot generation on all tables published as part of replication. Prevents updates from being made on the publishing tables. Concurrent snapshot processing (available only with transactional replication) places shared locks for only a short time while SQL Server 2000 crea ...
chapter 1 - Sacramento - California State University
... usually have many applications running against them. Now if these various applications have to communicate with each other they would also need their various database systems to interoperate with each other. There may be many real time scenarios in organizations that require heterogeneous databases ...
... usually have many applications running against them. Now if these various applications have to communicate with each other they would also need their various database systems to interoperate with each other. There may be many real time scenarios in organizations that require heterogeneous databases ...
What`s New and Different when Moving Your Backend from
... Advantage – Less Chance of Data Corruption In Access, you open the MDB file directly. If, for example, the network connection is unexpectedly broken or a client or server machine shuts off without properly shutting down the application, there is a good chance your data will be corrupted. You may rec ...
... Advantage – Less Chance of Data Corruption In Access, you open the MDB file directly. If, for example, the network connection is unexpectedly broken or a client or server machine shuts off without properly shutting down the application, there is a good chance your data will be corrupted. You may rec ...
Module 1: Introduction
... Program sends SQL commands to the database by using SQLExecDirect Result tuples are fetched using SQLFetch() SQLBindCol() binds C language variables to attributes of the query result ...
... Program sends SQL commands to the database by using SQLExecDirect Result tuples are fetched using SQLFetch() SQLBindCol() binds C language variables to attributes of the query result ...
Effective Usage of SQL Server 2005 Database Mirroring
... – Pragmatic works DTS xChange – Notification Services backward compatibility add-in • Do not upgrade the Windows operating system at same time as SQL upgrade – Increases the variables (risk of entire server) – More downtime required to install non-SQL services • Do not GO until you have tested compl ...
... – Pragmatic works DTS xChange – Notification Services backward compatibility add-in • Do not upgrade the Windows operating system at same time as SQL upgrade – Increases the variables (risk of entire server) – More downtime required to install non-SQL services • Do not GO until you have tested compl ...
SQL Server Error Messages
... Severity level 22 errors occur rarely. If one occurs, run DBCC CHECKDB to determine whether other objects in the database are also damaged. The problem might be in the buffer cache only and not on the disk itself. If so, restarting the instance of the Database Engine corrects the problem. To continu ...
... Severity level 22 errors occur rarely. If one occurs, run DBCC CHECKDB to determine whether other objects in the database are also damaged. The problem might be in the buffer cache only and not on the disk itself. If so, restarting the instance of the Database Engine corrects the problem. To continu ...
Database Security and Auditing
... • Monitor errors every five to ten minutes; can be done using a Windows or UNIX script • Syntactical errors are not recorded ...
... • Monitor errors every five to ten minutes; can be done using a Windows or UNIX script • Syntactical errors are not recorded ...
Lecture 2 PowerPoint
... In terms of frequency, there's one that's head and shoulders above all the others. By far the most common word you'll ever write in SQL is SELECT. This is the word we start with when we want to SELECT or read information from one of the tables in one of our databases. We're using it to ask the datab ...
... In terms of frequency, there's one that's head and shoulders above all the others. By far the most common word you'll ever write in SQL is SELECT. This is the word we start with when we want to SELECT or read information from one of the tables in one of our databases. We're using it to ask the datab ...
Database Security and Auditing
... • Monitor errors every five to ten minutes; can be done using a Windows or UNIX script • Syntactical errors are not recorded ...
... • Monitor errors every five to ten minutes; can be done using a Windows or UNIX script • Syntactical errors are not recorded ...
Best Practices for Upgrading to SQL Server® 2005
... still have not moved to SQL Server 2005. But SQL Server 2005 is a compelling upgrade, for reasons not the least of which include CLR integration, database mirroring, and ease of management (DMVs in particular). As SQL Server 2008 looms on the horizon, the time to move to SQL Server 2005 is now. This ...
... still have not moved to SQL Server 2005. But SQL Server 2005 is a compelling upgrade, for reasons not the least of which include CLR integration, database mirroring, and ease of management (DMVs in particular). As SQL Server 2008 looms on the horizon, the time to move to SQL Server 2005 is now. This ...
Document
... Rather than modify compiler, add library with database calls (API) • Special standardized interface: procedures/objects • Pass SQL strings from language, presents result sets in a language-friendly way • Sun’s JDBC: Java API • Supposedly DBMS-neutral ...
... Rather than modify compiler, add library with database calls (API) • Special standardized interface: procedures/objects • Pass SQL strings from language, presents result sets in a language-friendly way • Sun’s JDBC: Java API • Supposedly DBMS-neutral ...
Technical Overview of DPM 2007
... DPM 2007 overview datasheet & webcast Datasheets, Technical Whitepapers and on-demand webcasts: How to Protect SQL Server with DPM 2007 How to Protect Microsoft Exchange with DPM 2007 How to Protect SharePoint with DPM 2007 How to Protect Virtual Servers with DPM 2007 TechNet virtual labs - for hand ...
... DPM 2007 overview datasheet & webcast Datasheets, Technical Whitepapers and on-demand webcasts: How to Protect SQL Server with DPM 2007 How to Protect Microsoft Exchange with DPM 2007 How to Protect SharePoint with DPM 2007 How to Protect Virtual Servers with DPM 2007 TechNet virtual labs - for hand ...
The Terrestrial BR IFIC Workshop
... Queries written in SQL Saved queries Export the results of a query to a MS Access container in addition to SQLite container BR IFIC Database Manager: To select an existing version of the BR IFIC database or an extract of it BR IFIC Format Converter: Possibility to create a bridge MS Access® database ...
... Queries written in SQL Saved queries Export the results of a query to a MS Access container in addition to SQLite container BR IFIC Database Manager: To select an existing version of the BR IFIC database or an extract of it BR IFIC Format Converter: Possibility to create a bridge MS Access® database ...
Telerik School Academy
... Implement the previous by using a native SQL query and executing it through the ObjectContext. ...
... Implement the previous by using a native SQL query and executing it through the ObjectContext. ...
Forensic Analysis of a SQL Server 2005 Database
... SQL Server 2005 can be configured to use either Windows Authentication, which allows the host operating system to authenticate users, or Mixed Mode authentication, which allows authentication to occur at either the Operating System or independently within SQL Server4. There are also various logging ...
... SQL Server 2005 can be configured to use either Windows Authentication, which allows the host operating system to authenticate users, or Mixed Mode authentication, which allows authentication to occur at either the Operating System or independently within SQL Server4. There are also various logging ...
3. Migration
... A recent synchronized backup of the ADAM and SQL Databases is required Repair or replace DSS computer system hardware, maintaining the same computer name and domain membership Install CCS DSS specifying the same service account, passphrase and settings as used in the original installation Stop servi ...
... A recent synchronized backup of the ADAM and SQL Databases is required Repair or replace DSS computer system hardware, maintaining the same computer name and domain membership Install CCS DSS specifying the same service account, passphrase and settings as used in the original installation Stop servi ...
Basics - MiNI PW
... – disk failure: it is possible to turn off and recover only the part of the database that was affected by the failure, the rest of the database can continue running – parameters that ensure that recovery after failure will take no more than the specified time – standby database – second database tha ...
... – disk failure: it is possible to turn off and recover only the part of the database that was affected by the failure, the rest of the database can continue running – parameters that ensure that recovery after failure will take no more than the specified time – standby database – second database tha ...
Citrix EdgeSight for NetScaler Installation Guide
... EdgeSight for NetScaler Web server, you must either use an SSL certificate from a recognized certificate authority or a correctly generated and installed certificate from Microsoft Certificate Server to allow proper software operation. SSL certificates which do not meet these criteria do not allow r ...
... EdgeSight for NetScaler Web server, you must either use an SSL certificate from a recognized certificate authority or a correctly generated and installed certificate from Microsoft Certificate Server to allow proper software operation. SSL certificates which do not meet these criteria do not allow r ...
Database Procedural Programming PL/SQL and Embedded SQL
... An entire package is loaded into memory when a procedure within the package is called for the first time in one operation, as opposed to the separate loads required for standalone procedures. When calls to related packaged procedures occur, no disk I/O is necessary to execute the compiled code alr ...
... An entire package is loaded into memory when a procedure within the package is called for the first time in one operation, as opposed to the separate loads required for standalone procedures. When calls to related packaged procedures occur, no disk I/O is necessary to execute the compiled code alr ...
SQL Server In SIder
... and Source Control. If SQL developers and DBAs are disciplined with their use of this feature, it should never be necessary to restore a large database simply to retrieve a schema-only object such as a stored procedure, function or view. Another feature that helps with source control is SQL Server M ...
... and Source Control. If SQL developers and DBAs are disciplined with their use of this feature, it should never be necessary to restore a large database simply to retrieve a schema-only object such as a stored procedure, function or view. Another feature that helps with source control is SQL Server M ...
Tampa Bay Division
... FOLDERS AND FILES i.e. folder_name – file_name.txt EXCEPT SQL DB NAMES (USE DB CASE) ...
... FOLDERS AND FILES i.e. folder_name – file_name.txt EXCEPT SQL DB NAMES (USE DB CASE) ...
Introduction to Advantage Database Server - McGraw-Hill
... which is used by MS Access, and Borland’s BDE (Borland Database Engine) when the BDE is using local tables. All of these database engines are file server database engines. Unlike a database server, which is a stand-alone application, a database engine is essentially a library of data access routines ...
... which is used by MS Access, and Borland’s BDE (Borland Database Engine) when the BDE is using local tables. All of these database engines are file server database engines. Unlike a database server, which is a stand-alone application, a database engine is essentially a library of data access routines ...
bh-usa-01-Andrews-SQL
... – Administrators can assign a proxy account under which non-sysadmins can use xp_cmdshell – The real problem is that if an attacker can access SQL Server as a system administrator, they can execute operating system commands with the security context of the MSSQLServer service ...
... – Administrators can assign a proxy account under which non-sysadmins can use xp_cmdshell – The real problem is that if an attacker can access SQL Server as a system administrator, they can execute operating system commands with the security context of the MSSQLServer service ...
Chapter 3
... transaction log or offline redo log. If a database experiences a serious failure (for example, a disk failure), Oracle uses the database backups and the archived transaction log to recover the database and all committed transactions. Chapter 11 explains more about Oracle's protective mechanisms, inc ...
... transaction log or offline redo log. If a database experiences a serious failure (for example, a disk failure), Oracle uses the database backups and the archived transaction log to recover the database and all committed transactions. Chapter 11 explains more about Oracle's protective mechanisms, inc ...
Btrieve
Btrieve is a transactional database (navigational database) software product. It is based on Indexed Sequential Access Method (ISAM), which is a way of storing data for fast retrieval. There have been several versions of the product for DOS, Linux, older versions of Microsoft Windows, Windows 98, Windows NT, Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Server 2003, 32-bit IBM OS/2 and for Novell NetWare.It was originally a record manager published by SoftCraft. Btrieve was written by Doug Woodward and Nancy Woodward and initial funding was provided in part by Doug's brother Loyd Woodward. Around the same time as the release of the first IBM PCs, Doug received 50% of the company as a wedding gift and later purchased the remainder from his brother. After gaining market share and popularity, it was acquired from Doug and Nancy Woodward by Novell in 1987, for integration into their Netware operating system in addition to continuing with the MS-DOS version. The product gained significant market share as a database embedded in mid-market applications in addition to being embedded in every copy of NetWare 2.x, 3.x and 4.x since it was available on every NetWare network. After some reorganization within Novell, it was decided in 1994 to spin off the product and technology to Doug and Nancy Woodward along with Ron Harris, to be developed by a new company known as Btrieve Technologies, Inc. (BTI).Btrieve was modularized starting with version 6.15 and became one of two database front-ends that plugged into a standard software interface called the Micro-Kernel Database Engine. The Btrieve front-end supported the Btrieve API and the other front-end was called Scalable SQL, a relational database product based upon the MKDE that used its own variety of Structured Query Language, otherwise known as SQL. After these versions were released (Btrieve 6.15 and ScalableSQL v4) the company was renamed to Pervasive Software prior to their IPO. Shortly thereafter the Btrieve and ScalableSQL products were combined into the products now known and sold as Pervasive.SQL or PSQL. Btrieve continued for a few years while ScalableSQL was quickly dropped. Customers were encouraged to upgrade to Pervasive.SQL which supported both SQL and Btrieve applications.