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Choose the right JDBC driver for your database interface

You may or may not have an enterprise client, but if you're using Java, you already know that presentation isn't everything: database access is as crucial a design consideration as the interface. The Java Database Connectivity (JDBC) API is your all-purpose link between applications and your databases. Based on Microsoft's Open Database Connectivity (ODBC) technology, JDBC is relational database-friendly and supports SQL. With the correct driver, you can use this API to connect to any database that supports an ODBC interface. Putting it another way, if your application is three-tier, you can use JDBC to create a layer of abstraction between your business logic level and your data level: all you need to slip is a new database in place under your apps as new drivers.

Creating a Database Using HTML Forms

This article is aimed at beginner and intermediate Web developers looking to make the leap into database support of their Web site. The article suggests a new declarative language based on HTML-forms, which is used for development of a database interface. HTML forms can manage not only the creation of a database, but also the execution of requests to the database.

Hamsterdb: a Small, Fast Database That Won't Weigh You Down

Cristoph Rupp's hamsterdb is a lightweight, embedded database engine designed for ease of use, high performance, stability, and portability. In the database world, you have typically two extremes. On the high end, you have the full-featured and sometimes unwieldy Relational DBMS with SQL and a daemon/server process (such as Oracle). On the low end, there are b+tree-based systems, which are essentially just a database engine that is linked into the application and usually are without SQL support. As a lightweight database engine, hamsterdb fits into the latter category. It is very fast, but only supports the minimum needed operations. Specifically, it is embeddable, and therefore does not have the external dependencies or installation hassles of an SQL server.

Telecommunications database creates greater privacy issues than National DNA Database

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Data Integration: Weaving Disparate Threads of Customer Data Into Focused, Business-to-Business Database Marketing Solutions

Data integration is a critical component in developing a state-of-the-art database marketing platform. An essential factor underlying the efficacy of all database marketing applications is that of data integrity. This white paper explains how successful database building and warehouse development will lead to marginal improvements to the cleansing, matching and consolidation process can lead to significant gains in the efficiency and effectiveness of marketing efforts.

Freeance Mobile 2.0 Creates Map Features In ArcGIS Server 9.3 Using BlackBerry Smartphones

Dayton, OH - July 29, 2008 - TDC Group, Inc. announces release of its Freeance™ Mobile 2.0 for ArcGIS Server 9.3 software in September 2008. Freeance Mobile 2.0 allows organizations map features to ArcSDE records using a PostgreSQL database and GPS enabled BlackBerry smartphones. Freeance Mobile 2.0 incorporates ESRI’s ArcGIS Server 9.3 Postgres database integration. BlackBerry smartphone users can now access ArcGIS Server 9.3 map services to field map point features to ArcSDE records in a Postgres database using GPS enabled BlackBerry smartphones. Freeance Mobile displays ArcGIS Server maps and enterprise database records on Blackberry Smartphones.

Freeance Mobile 2.0 Creates Map Features In ArcGIS Server 9.3 Using BlackBerry Smartphones

Dayton, OH - July 29, 2008 - TDC Group, Inc. announces release of its Freeance™ Mobile 2.0 for ArcGIS Server 9.3 software in September 2008. Freeance Mobile 2.0 allows organizations map features to ArcSDE records using a PostgreSQL database and GPS enabled BlackBerry smartphones. Freeance Mobile 2.0 incorporates ESRI’s ArcGIS Server 9.3 Postgres database integration. BlackBerry smartphone users can now access ArcGIS Server 9.3 map services to field map point features to ArcSDE records in a Postgres database using GPS enabled BlackBerry smartphones. Freeance Mobile displays ArcGIS Server maps and enterprise database records on Blackberry Smartphones.

Explore your database with Talend Open Profiler

Over time, organizations replicate, migrate, or add complexity within database systems, often times losing control of the quality of their data. When applications begin to fail because of invalid, corrupted, or out-of-date data, the free, GPL-licensed Talend Open Profiler can give data analysts, database administrators (DBA), and business users the ability to research data structures and improve data quality. Through the use of Open Profiler, users can be alerted to hidden inconsistencies and incompatibilities between data sources and target applications. Through data analysis, business users and technical analysts can communicate both data structure and content needs.

The Rat Genome Database Publishes Rat Signaling Pathway Collection Made with Ariadne Pathway Studio

ROCKVILLE, Md., July 23, 2008 – Ariadne announced today that the Rat Genome Database at the Medical College of Wisconsin has published a rat signaling pathway diagram collection created with Ariadne Pathway Studio. The pathways are available on the Rat Genome Database website. Each diagram is interactive, linked to detailed information about proteins, relationships, and related pathways.

Continuent launches open-source database scale-out stack

Open-source middleware maker Continuent has launched a database scale-out stack called Tungsten, which supports open-source databases like MySQL as well as proprietary ones from the likes of Oracle. On Thursday, the company published code for Tungsten Replicator, a master-slave replication tool for MySQL, wrote Continuent CTO Robert Hodges in a blog post. Master-slave replication sees a "master" database sync up with a number of "slaves," allowing a workload to be scaled out. "We started with master/slave replication on MySQL for a very simple reason: We know it well.

FileMaker Demonstrates New Bento Personal Database and FileMaker Pro Solutions at 2008 National Educational Computing Conference (NECC)

SANTA CLARA, Calif. and SAN ANTONIO, June 30 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- NECC Conference -- FileMaker, Inc. will showcase the new Bento personal database software for Mac OS X Leopard, and will also demonstrate FileMaker Pro database solutions for school superintendents and district administrators, at the 2008 National Educational Computing Conference (NECC), June 30-July 2, 2008, at the Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center in San Antonio, Texas in Booth Nos. 6088 and 6090.

eBay Subsidiary Marktplaats.nl Grows Its Business with Sun Microsystems' MySQL Database

AMSTERDAM, Netherlands (Business Wire) -- Marktplaats.nl, the largest E-commerce platform in The Netherlands, and part of eBay since 2004, is growing its business on Sun Microsystems' MySQL Enterprise(TM) Unlimited database subscription offering. To enable their fast growth, protect site uptime, and contain IT expenses, the company is using a flexible and scalable infrastructure based on open source technology such as MySQL(TM) - backed by Sun's 24x7 global database support team.

Enterprise Document Management With eCriteria: Turn-Key Web Solution for Virtualizing Business Documents

eCriteria is a Web-hosted database publishing facility providing a quick, easy-to-use, and cost-effective solution for managing information for a broad cross-section of businesses and organizations. Users do not require programming experience, or prior knowledge about databases, and there is no software to install on any local PC or network server. The entire business database function is out-sourced to eCriteria. Creating and using eCriteria Web databases is done entirely through a Web browser interface using industry standard software such as Microsoft Internet Explorer and Netscape Communicator. eCriteria can be accessed from any hardware or software platform. All database content is securely hosted at the eCriteria central data center.

The 1-petabyte Barrier Is Crumbling

CurtMonash writes "I had been a database industry analyst for a decade before I found 1-gigabyte databases to write about. Now it is 15 years later, and the 1-petabyte barrier is crumbling. Specifically, we are about to see data warehouses — running on commercial database management systems — that contain over 1 petabyte of actual user data. For example, Greenplum is slated to have two of them within 60 days. Given how close it was a year ago, Teradata may have crossed the 1-petabyte mark by now too. And by the way, Yahoo already has a petabyte+ database running on a home-grown system. Meanwhile, the 100-terabyte mark is almost old hat. Besides the vendors already mentioned above, others with 100+ terabyte databases deployed include Netezza, DATAllegro, Dataupia, and even SAS.

A Quick Look at OpenOffice.org Writer 3.0 Beta 2

"...citation management is a deal-maker or breaker for me. How does Writer 3 stack up there? Unfortunately, citation management in Writer 3 remains deficient for at least three reasons. First, the database fields in the bibliographic database are incomplete and non-standard in relation to how things are done in academia today. Certainly one could spend much time customizing the database fields, but the cost-benefit calculus doesn’t make sense to me. It appears that OO.org folks just whipped up something they thought looks reasonable."

Custom schema generation with Hibernate annotations

For a Java developer, Hibernate 3 annotations offer a terrific way to model the domain layer. Without much effort, you can get Hibernate to generate your database schema automatically, dispensing entirely with SQL scripts. Back in the real world, however, you still need to account for the sometimes obscure naming conventions used by your database administrator. In this article, Java Power Tools author John Ferguson Smart shows you how to generate database schemas automatically with Hibernate while still making your DBA happy.

Oracle Label Security for Privacy and Compliance

Oracle Label Security helps organizations address security and compliance requirements using sensitivity labels such as confidential and sensitive. Sensitivity labels can be assigned to users in the form of label authorizations and associated with operations and objects inside the database using data labels. Label authorizations provide tremendous flexibility in making access control decisions and enforcing separation of duty. Oracle Label Security can be used to address numerous operational issues related to security, compliance and privacy. Used with Oracle Database Vault, Oracle Label Security label authorizations are factors that control access to applications, databases and data. Label authorizations can be used in conjunction with virtual private database to mask out PII data.

Oracle Label Security for Privacy and Compliance

Oracle Label Security helps organizations address security and compliance requirements using sensitivity labels such as confidential and sensitive. Sensitivity labels can be assigned to users in the form of label authorizations and associated with operations and objects inside the database using data labels. Label authorizations provide tremendous flexibility in making access control decisions and enforcing separation of duty. Oracle Label Security can be used to address numerous operational issues related to security, compliance and privacy. Used with Oracle Database Vault, Oracle Label Security label authorizations are factors that control access to applications, databases and data. Label authorizations can be used in conjunction with virtual private database to mask out PII data.

Oracle Label Security for Privacy and Compliance

Oracle Label Security helps organizations address security and compliance requirements using sensitivity labels such as confidential and sensitive. Sensitivity labels can be assigned to users in the form of label authorizations and associated with operations and objects inside the database using data labels. Label authorizations provide tremendous flexibility in making access control decisions and enforcing separation of duty. Oracle Label Security can be used to address numerous operational issues related to security, compliance and privacy. Used with Oracle Database Vault, Oracle Label Security label authorizations are factors that control access to applications, databases and data. Label authorizations can be used in conjunction with virtual private database to mask out PII data.

DNA Database At Center Of Controversy

A DNA database used by the FBI to identify suspects may have faulty data and should be opened to increased scrutiny, U.S. experts say.

DNA database at center of controversy

A DNA database used by the FBI to identify suspects may have faulty data and should be opened to increased scrutiny, U.S. experts say.

DNA database at center of controversy

Los Angeles -- A DNA database used by the FBI to identify suspects may have faulty data and should be opened to increased scrutiny, U.S. experts say.

Why B2C Database Marketing Firms Don't Understand B2B Companies

Traditional B2C database marketing firms are very good at addressing the first two points, but are usually not very good at the others because they lack the necessary operational expertise and methodology and the technical skills to perform complex integrations with front-office systems. This is not surprising. Firms with a B2C focus built their systems and processes for companies that do a large volume of marketing campaigns to large numbers of consumers. Their systems are designed for speed and volume, not for integration.

Why B2C Database Marketing Firms Don't Understand B2B Companies

Traditional B2C database marketing firms are very good at addressing the first two points, but are usually not very good at the others because they lack the necessary operational expertise and methodology and the technical skills to perform complex integrations with front-office systems. This is not surprising. Firms with a B2C focus built their systems and processes for companies that do a large volume of marketing campaigns to large numbers of consumers. Their systems are designed for speed and volume, not for integration.

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