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Mainframe World - Sep 29, 2008
IBM has recently announced the IMS Version 11 beta programme. What this means is that the latest version of IMS can be tested in real environments to iron out any wrinkles before the product is made generally available …
Also tagged: sql server, oracle, announcement, xml, blog, tcp ip, db2, java, ibm, ims, bmc, relational, nick griffin, eddolls, database management, information management system, autonomic computing, www virtualims com, virtual ims connection, hierarchical, version 11 beta, ims user group, transaction management
Coding with Microsoft .NET - Aug 1, 2008
I was asked to create an insert script for a database. The DB contains around 85 tables ( as of now) , around 40 of them( you can call them as master tables) have default values inserted into it. Person inserted the …
Also tagged: sql server, mssql, microsoft sql server, database publishing wizard, database publishing wizard 1 1
Mainframe World - Jul 14, 2008
I was thinking about the direction that mainframe evolution is moving in, and I came to the conclusion that it will definitely survive well into the foreseeable future. In fact, it will even take on a more important …
Also tagged: security, internet, data, performance, soa, web, blog, mainframe, central, archiving, bpel, spider, reliable, auditing, eii, eddolls, linux servers, datadirect, neon enterprise software, titan archive, connx solutions, business process execution language, distributed platforms, enterprise information integration, guardium for mainframes
Development & Integration Blogs - Jun 2, 2008
Last couple of blogs, I have explained about SSIS and user defined variables. After creating SSIS, I am pretty sure that you don't want to run the SSIS manually every day or whatever time period you intend your SSIS to …
Coding with Microsoft .NET - Jun 1, 2008
Last couple of blogs, I have explained about SSIS and user defined variables. After creating SSIS, I am pretty sure that you donât want to run the SSIS manually every day or whatever time period you intend your SSIS …
Development & Integration Blogs - May 23, 2008
If you are going to work with SSIS, there will be a point where you have to use variables in SSIS. A variable helps you to store values that a SSIS package can use at runtime. There are two types of variables in SSIS …
Coding with Microsoft .NET - May 22, 2008
If you are going to work with SSIS, there will be a point where you have to use variables in SSIS. A variable helps you to store values that a SSIS package can use at runtime. There are two types of variables in SSIS …
Development & Integration Blogs - May 17, 2008
For the last 20 days I was involved in creating a SSIS package. The next couple of blogs I will pen down the things which I have learned about SSIS... Sql Server Integration Services is a new ETL (Extraction …
Coding with Microsoft .NET - May 16, 2008
For the last 20 days I was involved in creating a SSIS package. The next couple of blogs I will pen down the things which I have learned about SSIS... Sql Server Integration Services is a new ETL (Extraction …
Also tagged: ssis
Kehinde Eseyin's SAP Library - May 4, 2008
I just feel I should let you know this, peradventure you do not know yet. This was a news item on SAP.com some weeks ago. So please review and take necessary steps if it affects your SAP Business One deployment …
Also tagged: sql server, sap, sql server 2000, sap business one, sap system