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December 18, 2002

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IN THIS ISSUE | Table of Contents

1. DATABASE ADMINISTRATOR TIPS 
  - DB2: Fast access to DB2 on the iSeries with PHP
  - SQL Server: Word wrapping with T-SQL
  - Oracle: Refresh variable only after a commit
  - More recent tips from members

2. IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENTS AND LINKS
  - Ask the Experts: Your tough database questions answered
  - Featured Topic: Oracle question? Ask Brian
    
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THIS WEEK'S TIPS:

FAST ACCESS TO DB2 ON THE ISERIES WITH PHP | Alex Corretge i Bergua

The author has a dream: Access DB2 on the iSeries with an Web-based
application written in PHP. He used the simple steps in this tip to
make that dream a reality.

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WORD WRAPPING WITH T-SQL | Andrew Novick 

There are times when there isn't a suitable front-end that can
perform a word wrapping task and so it has to be done by SQL Server
itself. Here is a UDF, called udf_TxtN_Wrap, that wraps a nvarchar
string at a given line length.

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REFRESH VALUE OF A GLOBAL VARIABLE ONLY AFTER COMMIT | Murali Krishna

Through any front-end applications it's easy to control the value of
any variable via re-initialization at any point. But what happens if
you want to reinitialize the value at the SQL prompt or at the
database level? Here's how to do it in Oracle.

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MORE RECENT TIPS FROM SEARCHDATABASE MEMBERS:

CONNECT TO AN SQL SERVER FROM THE ISERIES | Santosh Prasad
http://www.searchDatabase.com/tip/1,289483,sid13_gci868252,00.html
A quick tip about how to connect to a SQL Server database from DB2 on
AS400/iSeries using Java Tool Box. 

TABLESPACE USAGE VIEW | Andrew Barringer 
http://www.searchDatabase.com/tip/1,289483,sid13_gci867509,00.html
This SQL Server view allows you to easily see the top 10% by Row
Count, Space Used, etc. This is useful for answering the question
"what's taking up all the space in my database?"

CONTROL ACCESS TO ORACLE OBJECTS FROM SQL*PLUS | Murali Krishna
http://www.searchDatabase.com/tip/1,289483,sid13_gci867728,00.html
The PRODUCT_USER_PROFILE table can be used to control users' access
to various Oracle objects from SQL*Plus. Here is how to implement it.

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IMPORTANT LINKS:

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YOUR TOUGH DATABASE QUESTIONS ANSWERED | Ask the Experts 

SQL Server: Equivalent of Oracle's TO_CHAR function 
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DB2: Inserting multiple rows into a DB2 table 
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Oracle: PL/SQL UTL_SMTP procedure to send e-mail 
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DB2: NULLs and storage space 
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SQL Server: Restricting access when *.mdf, *.ldf files are copied 
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