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Passing parameters using simple T-SQL XML parsing
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SQL Server: Mapping user and login security
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Build DB2 Web apps using free utility -- WOW!
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Oracle partitioned table details
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Oracle on Linux vs. Windows ROI and TCO
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MySQL exec: Open source to be New Year's resolution for many
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Passing parameters using simple T-SQL XML parsing
[Eli Leiba]
This article describes an alternative way of passing a varying number of input parameters from one SQL Server T-SQL stored procedure to another by using the built-in OPENXML T-SQL row set statement.
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SQL Server: Mapping user and login security
[Baya Pavliashvili]
Having problems with database users that aren't mapped to logins? You aren't alone. Here is an overview of the problem and a quick solution.
Build DB2 Web apps using free utility -- WOW!
[Paul Holm]
With the DB2/400 world moving away from green screen toward browser-based Web interfaces, wouldn't it be great if there were a way to have Query/400 available on the Web? Well something very similar is available -- and it's free.
Oracle partitioned table details
[Ravi Nookala]
It is difficult to display the details of a partitioned table without repetition of column values. This PL/SQL block displays all the details of a given partitioned table in one shot.
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MySQL exec: Open source to be New Year's resolution for many
It was a year of milestones for the open source database MySQL. The company's Zack Urlocker discusses what 2004 meant for MySQL, what to expect in 2005 and why he believes companies will choose open source as their New Year's resolution.
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