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Xbox Giveaway |
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Featured Topic:
Top 10 technical tips |
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Expert Technical Advice:
* Expert Advice on SQL
* Discussion: Oracle and C++ Builder connection problem
* Tip of the Week: Analyze and fix core advanced replication problems |
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Site Highlights:
* Free Download: "The Dangerous Illusion" with Fabian Pascal
* Expert One-on-One: Oracle by Thomas Kyte
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Top 10 technical tips
by Tim DiChiara, Site Editor
Drum roll, please... Here are the top 10 DBA and developer tips of 2001 submitted by searchDatabase members, as you ranked them. Oracle, DB2, & SQL Server are all well-represented. Think you can do better? Submit your own tip today!
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Oracle and C++ Builder connection problem
Member "imset" has Personal Oracle and C++ Builder installed but when he tries to connect to the database, he gets an error about "using the defined driver." Go to our "DBA Water Cooler" forum if you can help him out. |
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A Web database without the Web?
Member "asts" is wondering if there's a way to create a Web-based database in parallel with an offline database on the client side? Does the MS Personal Web Server have anything to do with this? Can anybody offer any advice in our "DBA Water Cooler" forum? |
| Tip of the Week: |
| This impressive Oracle script -- created in the Bourne Shell on HP-UX 11.0 -- is intended to analyze, report and fix problems associated with Core Advanced Replication. It is interactive and can fix and report the status of advanced replication on a one-way basis. The list of replication directions you can fix is dynamically updated depending on how many databases you have in your repgroup. |
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Analyze and fix core advanced replication problems |
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