Oracle Berkeley DB Java Edition 4.0 Released
Oracle has released Oracle Berkeley DB Java Edition 4.0 including new features for high availability, scalability and performance. The Oracle press... more »
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Java development 2.0: REST up with CouchDB and Groovy's RESTClient
A burst of innovation in the open source world over the last few years has led to an increase in Java™ developer productivity. Freely available tools,... more »
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CTO Ari Zilka Says Terracotta is Fast
Terracotta is having a defining year in 2009. Their Hibernate and EHcache products provide innovative methods for object-relational mapping and... more »
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DZone Daily Dose - 2009/11/17
The Red Hat Summit and JBoss world conferences have set their dates for 2010. The Android 2.0 OS has finally been opened to devlopers and IBM has... more »
RedBean: On The Fly ORM For PHP
RedBean is an easy, lightweight ORM for PHP that doesn’t require any configuration and works out of the box. The only requirement is a database... more »
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Comparison of different SQL implementations
The goal of this page — which is a work in progress — is to gather information relevant for people who are porting SQL from one product to another... more »
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Persevere 1.0
Persevere 1.0 is now available for download. Persevere is a JavaScript storage and application server that uses a standards-based interface of... more »
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Top Five Best Database Management Tools
For a database administrator, DBM (database management) tools make tasks related to maintaining relational databases efficient and fast. Prior to the... more »
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DZone Daily Dose - 2009/11/14
Florian Mueller, a former MySQL investor, gives an answer to the question: What third-party should Oracle sell MySQL to? The answer might surprise... more »
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Develop High Transaction Web Applications with Java MySQL & NetBeans
This entry is a brief tutorial on how to develop high transactional web application. I will be looking at how to develop a high transactional... more »
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OUTER JOIN order
I'm almost embarrassed to publish this but I have operated for years under a false assumption that I only recently discovered to be untrue. Or, to... more »
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EU Object to Oracle's MySQL Takeover
Oracle's takeover of Sun Microsystems has been thrown into doubt following formal objections from the European Union's anti-trust regulator. The EU... more »
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Versioning MySQL data
Advantages of a VCS above a nightly backup are that you can walk to the individual changes for a document, see who made each change and revert back to... more »
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IQueryable: Sorting, Paging, Searching and Counting
A good post on how to use reflection sort, page, search and count a IQueryable Linq2Sql query.
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DZone Daily Dose - 2009/11/11
A new version of the Berkeley DB is available along with a brand new tool for deploying Visual Studio-built applications to non-Windows platforms. A... more »
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Using SQLite in your C# Application
SQLite is a small, fast and embeddable database where the database engine and the interface are combined into a single library. It also has the... more »
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Palantir: an operating system for analysis
Palantir has built a whole new approach to building, large complex data systems. Their data platform is as transformative to writing analysis... more »
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Predictions on the future of NoSQL
Nobody knows for sure what the future of NoSQL will be like, which way the development is most likely to head and who the winners will be, but we can... more »
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EU Rejects Snoracle - Larry Vows to Fight!
Oracle and the EU are escalating their legal battle over the Sun acquisition. The EU took the first step towards blocking the merger Monday with a... more »
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Understanding and writing Hibernate user types
In the careers of most Spring/Hibernate developers I know, there sooner or later comes a point of no escape...they have to write a Hibernate user... more »
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Content Management Systems Without The Need Of A Database
Yesterday, there was a post in my favorite forum, asking for a very simple cms that needed no database to operate and to be able to run on a very old... more »
The "NoSQL" Discussion has Nothing to Do With SQL
Recently, there has been a lot of buzz about “No SQL” databases. Seemingly this buzz comes from people who are proponents of document-style stores and... more »
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Eventual Consistency by Example
Recently, there has been a lot of chitchat about the eventual consistency model as illustrated in the famous Amazon Dynamo paper, and today employed... more »
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Writing Portable Data - The Why's and How's
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There are many reasons for designing and implementing data base schemas that are portable. This post outlines the reasons why you should be writing... more »
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