Database Source Code
video.txt
Published source code accompanying the article by Greg Williams in which he shows how you can take advantage of unstructured data in the database -- video, in this case -- and access this data from Oracle Forms. - Database
Associated article: Videos and Oracle Forms 10g
Tags: Database Web Development Tools Parallel JVM Languages
linq2sql.txt
Published source code accompanying the article by Dino Esposito in which he examines LINQ-to-SQL, an API for working with data in a SQL Server database, fully supports the LINQ syntax for running queries. - Database
Associated article: LINQ-to-SQL and T-SQL
Tags: Database .NET Design
kerneldb.txt
Published source code accompanying the article by Andrei Gorine and Alexander Krivolapov in which they explain what a kernel-mode database is and how it can be used for high-performance applications. - Database
Associated article: Kernel-Mode Databases
Tags: Database Parallel Embedded Systems Design
xquery.txt
Published source code in the article by Sam Edwards and Paul Tremblett in which they examine Xquery, a query language that uses the structure of XML intelligently to express queries across the diverse kinds of data XML can be used to represent. Also see XQUERY.ZIP. - Database
Associated article: XQuery
Tags: Web Development JVM Languages Database
sqllite.txt
Published source code accompanying the article by Michael Owens in which he discusss virtual tables, which are the foundation of some of SQLite's larger features, including full text search. Also see SQLLITE.ZIP. - Database
Associated article: Query Anything with SQLite
Tags: Database Web Development .NET Tools Open Source
XMLSQLC.TXT
Published source code accompanying the article by Jim Kent in wihch he points out that integrating data from XML sources into relational databases can be straightforward when you have tools like autoXml, AutoDtd, sqlToXml, and xmlToSql that do the work for you. Also see XMLSQLC.ZIP. - Database
Associated article: XML, SQL, and C
Tags: Database Web Development C/C++
s3net20.txt
Published source code accompanying the article by Eric Bergman-Terrell in which he uses Amazon.com's S3 web service and .NET 2.0's FtpWebRequest class to securely synchronize files on multiple machines. Also see S3NET20.ZIP. - Database
Associated article: Synchronize Now!
Tags: Database Web Development Mobile Design
discover.txt
Published source code accompanying the article by Joe Celko in which he discusses Cogito, a graph-based relationship analytics tool for pattern matching and relationship identification, making it an ideal tool for computer forensics. - Database
Associated article: Discovering Relationships in Context
Tags: Database Design
db4o.txt
Published source code accompanying the article by Rick Grehan in which he examines the db4o, an open-source object database for Java and .NET which has built-in support for synchronization. Also see DB4O.ZIP. - Database
Associated article: Inside the db4o Database
Tags: Database Open Source Mobile JVM Languages
dotnetws.txt
Published source code accompanying the article by Max Fomitchev in which he uses Oracle JDeveloper 10.1.2 to examine the problems you must overcome when consuming ATL/.NET Web services in Java clients that rely on Apache SOAP. Also see DOTNETWS.ZIP. - Database
Associated article: Consuming .NET Web Services in Oracle JDeveloper
Tags: Database Web Development .NET JVM Languages Design
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