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Database tool to view,print and save to txt table definitions and view and edit data from several databases and pack and re-index paradox 7 tables. Source code included.



Specializes in the creation of high-quality, professional and easy-to-use components for database application developers for Delphi. Includes advanced grids, treeviews, graphical and image components, richedit word processor.



Interview advice, typical questions and links related to the Oracle Database Server.



Overview and History of the Oracle Database.



A tool for Oracle Application Developers is the most powerful and most developer oriented tool available for testing queries, testing PL/SQL, viewing database objects, and viewing scripts.
Tags: quest software , application developers , pl/sql



Cross-platform database aqpplication development environment for Oracle PL/SQL, Sybase, Microsoft Transact-SQL and DB2 UDB programmers. It allows the creation, management and testing of all programmable objects such as stored procedures, triggers, functions, views and indexes.



Peer-reviewed e-journal covering the management of data and databases in Science and Technology, data systems, applications and methods of data compilation or analysis.



View, edit and search Btrieve databases. Add or remove indexes, and build DDF files for use with various reporting tools. [Win 95/98/Me/NT/2000]




SQL Server 2000 is the latest and most powerful version of Microsoft's data warehousing and relational database management system. This new release is tightly integrated with Windows 2000 and offers more support for XML, as well as improved Analysis Services for OLAP and data mining.

Professional SQL Server 2000 provides a comprehensive guide to programming with SQL Server 2000, from a complete tutorial on Transact-SQL to an in-depth discussion of new features, such as indexed views, user-defined functions, and the wealth of new SQL Server features to support XML. Whether you're coming to SQL Server 2000 from another relational database management system, upgrading your existing system, or perhaps wanting to add programming skills to your DBA knowledge, you'll find what you need in this book to get to grips with SQL Server 2000 development.






SQL Server 2000 is the leading relational database in the Windows market. The increased manageability of SQL Server 2000 has also increased its popularity—anyone, not just database administrators, can use a SQL Server database.

This book recognizes that aspiring DBAs need more than just a basic knowledge of the available features in order to be considered "a safe pair of hands" for the database and the mission-critical data that is stored in it. Aspiring DBAs can benefit from the direction and advice of an expert mentor who not only understands the features available and how they should be used, but also knows what it takes to be a good and effective DBA. In essence, this book is that "mentor," which is what sets it apart from the other books on the market that only present feature overviews.

Database novices will learn the core job and roles involved in administering a SQL Server database. You'll follow the life cycle of the database from installation, design, and modeling; through to development, tuning, and securing; and on to growth and migration. This comprehensive guide provides practical advice, answers typical questions that you'll encounter from managers and developers, and offers practical steps to overcome issues with which new DBAs traditionally struggle.

At every stage of the life cycle, this book supplies a range of tried-and-tested practices and techniques that will help you to establish and maintain a healthy database system.





Learn how to configure WebSphere Information Integrator to read and write to tables and views managed by MySQL, an open source DBMS. Once you've done this, you'll be able to join and union data in your MySQL database with other corporate data accessible to your WebSphere Information Integrator federated database. The WebSphere Information Integrator family supports a wide variety of data sources, including commercial relational DBMSs, non-relational DBMSs, mainframe data, XML files, Web services, message queues and more.



An overview of Sybase SQL Server illustrated with several examples. Advanced techniques for database administration.



Provides an overview of the tasks and commands of a system administrator. This course is for database administrators who want to learn about using and managing Sybase System 11.



Provides an overview to Sybase SQL Server the client/server system model and the tools and components of Sybase System 11. This course is for database administrators who want to learn about using and managing Sybase System 11.



Provides reviews of papers in the database field.



This report provides a critical review and technology assessment of Object-Oriented Database Management Systems.




Book Description
If you want to learn SQL, you’ve picked the right book. Unlike most SQL books, this one starts by showing how to use SQL queries to extract and update the data in a database, because that's what every programmer needs to know. Then, the book shows how to design and implement a database, and how to use the server-side features like views, procedures, and transactions. Because its CD includes everything you need for running SQL on your own PC, this book works great whether you want to learn SQL or the specifics of SQL for Microsoft SQL Server.

From the Publisher
To be an effective database programmer, you need to master SQL for the database you’re going to be using. So this is first a book for programmers who use Microsoft SQL Server. However, but it is also a great book for anyone who wants to learn standard SQL, because its CD includes everything you need for running SQL on your own PC.

In section 1, you’ll learn the concepts and terms you need for working with any database. You’ll also learn how to use the Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Desktop Engine (MSDE) and the client tools for SQL Server 2000 that come on the CD. Then, you’ll be able to run SQL statements on your own PC. At that point, you’ll be prepared for rapid progress as you learn SQL.

In section 2, you’ll learn all the skills for retrieving data from a database and for adding, updating, and deleting that data. These skills move from the simple to the complex so you won’t have any trouble if you’re a SQL novice. And they present skills like using outer joins, summary queries, and subqueries that will raise your SQL expertise if you do have SQL experience.

In section 3, you’ll learn how to design a database and how to implement that design by using either SQL DDL (Data Definition Language) statements or the Enterprise Manager that comes with SQL Server. When you’re done, you’ll be able to design and implement your own databases. But even if you’re never called upon to do that, this section will give you perspective that will make you a better SQL programmer.

To complete your SQL skills, section 4 presents the skills for working with database features like views, stored procedures, functions, triggers, cursors, and transactions. These are the features that give a database management system much of its power. So once you master them, you’ll have a powerful set of SQL skills.




Set data mining software that includes a port to Windows NT and ODBC support. The Mountain View, Calif., company last week announced MineSet Version 3.0, which is due this summer. The software's Windows NT port will move the data mining software, complete with its three-dimensional data visualization capabilities, to the Windows environment for the first time, while the Open Database Connectivity support will enable interoperability with databases from IBM and Microsoft Corp.



Lecture notes giving a brief overview of OO databases, comparing and contrasting them with relational dabatabases.



Full-featured utility for viewing, editing, modifying, converting and exporting DBF-format databases (Clipper-ntx, FoxPro-cdx, HiPer-SIx-nsx and dBase III). Product includes a DataDictionary, Hex Viewer and Report Generator.

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