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Executing SQL statements using prepared statements and statement pooling
27 Jul 2009In this database tutorial, find out about executing SQL statements using prepared statements and statement pooling. Learn what a statement pool is and how to retrieve long data types efficiently. Read More
Forming a vSphere upgrade strategy: Upgrading vCenter Server and ESX, ESXi
11 Apr 2011During the vSphere upgrade process you will need to upgrade your customer’s vCenter Server, ESX and ESXi hosts and virtual machines. Get the best upgrade methods in this chapter excerpt. Read More
An introduction to database transaction management
27 Jul 2009Find out the performance advantages of using one connection for multiple statements in this database tutorial. Get a definition of local vs. distributed transactions and learn how to manage database transactions. Read More
Using MySQL licensing: Open source license vs. commercial license
02 Jan 2007Get an overview of the MySQL open source licensing options in this excerpt from "The Definitive Guide to MySQL 5". Read More
Snort.conf output options
23 May 2007Snort offers functional equivalents for FAST, FULL and SYSLOG command line output modes, as shown here. Read More
Examining the state of PaaS in the year of ‘big data’
23 Mar 2012Either more vendors are offering ‘big data’ capabilities or they have creative marketing teams. Which PaaS provider’s big data cloud is the real deal? Read More
Windows 7 administrative tools: Creating shortcuts
21 Jul 2010Windows 7 administrative tools such as the iSCSI Initiator may be under your radar, but you can use them to help customers more easily manage everyday tasks. Read More
Oracle Java application performance, part 2: JDBC driver comparisons
20 Mar 2002A comparison of the performance of OCI and thin drivers. Read More
Nuts and Bolts of Transaction Processing
01 Jan 2000This article walks the reader through the transaction processing and ACID. Read More
Remote Lazy Loading in Hibernate
01 May 2009Lazy loading in Hibernate means fetching and loading the data, only when it is needed, from a persistent storage like a database. Lazy loading improves the performance of data fetching and significantly reduces the... Read More