Querying XML in databases

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Querying the SMS Database Using VB
Script

Querying the SMS Database Using VB
Script 07/22/2004 01:15 PM

SMS FAQ: Querying the State of a
Registry Key

SMS FAQ: Querying the State of a
Registry Key 05/27/2004 09:17 PM

Querying the Account Expiration Date

Querying the Account Expiration Date 04/08/2005 04:39 AM

Forum Stories: Querying password never
expires

Forum Stories: Querying password never
expires 07/15/2004 05:17 PM

Querying SQL Server 2000 system tables
directly. Part 3: master..sysdatabases
system table

Querying SQL Server 2000 system tables
directly. Part 3: master..sysdatabases
system table 07/26/2004 05:59 PM

Querying SQL Server 2000 system tables
directly. Part 2: master..sysprocesses
system table

Querying SQL Server 2000 system tables
directly. Part 2: master..sysprocesses
system table 07/21/2004 05:59 PM

Querying SQL Server 2000 system tables
directly. Part 1: master..sysaltfiles
and master..sysconfigures system tables

Querying SQL Server 2000 system tables
directly. Part 1: master..sysaltfiles
and master..sysconfigures system tables 07/20/2004 05:58 PM

Databases rev up

Databases rev up 04/11/2005 08:51 AM
There's nothing like the human brain. No nonbiological entity can process massive amounts of different types of data, integrate the data, analyze it, and respond to it in a split second. Yet to hear the major database vendors tell it, they're coming close.

Databases and SQL

Databases and SQL 04/19/2004 09:41 PM
As if PHP was't enough, now you find out you have to be able to work with databases as well! Well, never fear, Timothy has a database primer that will get you headed in the right direction.

Databases get a grip on XML

Databases get a grip on XML 01/08/2004 07:09 PM

The next iteration of the SQL standard was supposed to arrive in 2003. But SQL standardization has always been a glacially slow process, so nobody should be surprised that SQL:2003 -- now known as SQL:200n -- isn't ready yet. Even so, 2003 was a year in which XML-oriented data management, one of the areas addressed by the forthcoming standard, showed up on more and more developers' radar screens. [Full story at In foWorld.com (part of 2003 Technology of the Year)]

Although I thought XML support in databases was a hot 2003 topic, Edd Dumbill felt otherwise: ...

New Report: Mac Databases

New Report: Mac Databases 09/14/2004 11:22 AM
What are the best database management systems for the Mac, and what how do their features compare?

Report: Databases

Report: Databases 09/15/2004 09:57 AM
a broad range of issues, from scientific notation in FileMaker to free database managers that work on the Mac

I just want to say one word to you . . .
databases

I just want to say one word to you . . .
databases 05/24/2004 06:40 PM
Good Morning Silicon Valley,CA-25 minutes agoLook, we've been going together for a while, and I just thought maybe it was time ...: Millions of people have embraced Google for their searching, news and ...

PHP and Databases (for the Lazy Sod)

PHP and Databases (for the Lazy Sod) 11/08/2002 11:10 AM
A very cool approach to working with PHP and databases "PHP and Databases (for the Lazy Sod) from PHP Builder leading me to "Database Journal". No this isn't using PearDB or ADODB. I've never seen an approach like this before. I really need to think about this. [ Go ]

Embedded Databases

Embedded Databases 09/16/2004 07:28 PM
Every serious program needs data, but not every serious program needs a full-blown relational database server backend. You're not stuck to reading, parsing, and writing flat-files forever, though. Phillip Janert explores three types of embedded databases that are easy to install, use, and distribute.

Transparent Databases

Transparent Databases 08/08/2002 12:59 PM
I had lunch with my old pal Peter Wayner yesterday, and he gave me a copy of his new book, Translucent Databases. In the book, Peter defines translucency as an approach that "lets some light escape the system while still providing a layer of secrecy." -- Jon Udell

"zeldman.kssy2"

Combine XML and databases

Combine XML and databases 09/03/2002 11:37 AM
CNET Sep 1 2002 10:09PM ET

Comparing Databases

Comparing Databases 11/13/2002 04:56 AM
Generally speaking, there are four different types of databases available on Linux: key/value, relational, object-oriented, and XML. Each has strengths and weaknesses. When choosing a database you should consider whether it:

• Can handle simultaneous access from multiple users
• Can be easily accessed from programs written in different languages (especially object-oriented languages)
• Can handle large amounts of data
• Can ensure that multiple operations either all happen at once, or not at all ("transactions")
• Can perform complicated searches ("queries")

"zeldman.50001"

Safe Databases Are Key to Security

Safe Databases Are Key to Security 09/14/2004 07:39 AM

Web Services & Relational Databases

Web Services & Relational Databases 05/01/2004 10:31 AM
DDJ May 1 2004 2:13PM GMT

XML and Databases article translated

XML and Databases article translated 02/19/2004 06:04 PM
The article "XML and Databases", by Ronald Bourret, has recently been translated into French and Chinese.

FileMaker Pro 7 Is The Darling Of
Databases

FileMaker Pro 7 Is The Darling Of
Databases 05/12/2004 01:11 AM
We love it. By Bob and Joy Schwabach, Kansas City Star (via MyAppleMenu)

The History of JavaScript and Databases

The History of JavaScript and Databases 08/27/2004 01:59 PM
JavaScript and databases have a mixed history, due in part to JavaScript's success. Currently, Web security provisions restricts the ability of a Web program to read (and write) local files. Here are some options to change that. By Jacques Surveyor. 0827

Business Filings Databases

Business Filings Databases 05/03/2004 06:56 AM
Business Filings Databases - Updated
http://www.llrx.com/c olumns/roundup29.htm

All 50 states make some level of corporate and business filings available online. In a few instances only limited information (such as name availability) is retrievable. The majority of the states, however, use their Web presence to disseminate a range of public business records -- and most of them offer access at no charge. This update adds information for one state and one commercial service, corrects an indexing error and reflects changes that have been made in the previously listed databases. The scope of this roundup does not yet include tax filings. Taxing authorities are mentioned for two states (Maryland and New Jersey) because they offer the only online route to business organization and trade name information in those jurisdictions. Unless otherwise stated, each database listed below is free. This has been added to Business Intelligence Subject Tracer™ Information Blog. This will be added to Business Resources 2004 Internet MiniGuide.

CodeWalkers: Databases and SQL
(Tutorial)

CodeWalkers: Databases and SQL
(Tutorial) 04/20/2004 08:33 AM
CodeWalkers.com has a new tutorial posted for anyone out there that's new to the scene and needs a little help with databases.

XML databases move to the middle

XML databases move to the middle 04/30/2004 07:41 AM

It's true that you can use native XML databases to manage the growing number of business documents created by the new generation of XML-savvy end-user applications. It's handy, for example, to search an insurance database for incident reports that match some structured pattern of in-line metadata. But hybrid SQL/XML databases can do that too, and they can also join the structured XML content with relational columns -- a powerful combination. So XML databases are migrating into a niche that SQL/XML can't and won't occupy. They're becoming the high-performance pumps that push XML traffic around on the emerging services web. [InfoWorld.com ]

This short piece is a companion to Sean McCown's excellent cover story which surveys the XML features of leading relational databases: Oracle, DB2, SQL Server, Sybase. ...

Of Databases, Telcos and Linux

Of Databases, Telcos and Linux 08/05/2004 03:54 PM
LinuxWorld: MySQL and MontaVista extend their partnership to Carrier Grade status.

Databases and Element Names

Databases and Element Names 01/29/2003 08:09 PM
In this month's XML Q&A column John Simpson examines some database and XML integration issues.

Beginning PHP4 Databases

Beginning PHP4 Databases 12/08/2002 09:03 PM
Overall, even if you are not beginning, this can be a very valuable book for learning and consolidating the important concepts, techniques, tools and other products for developing database applications with PHP.

Writers settle with databases

Writers settle with databases 03/30/2005 11:39 AM
globetechnology.com Mar 30 2005 3:21PM GMT

Databases wrestle XML (InfoWorld)

Databases wrestle XML (InfoWorld) 06/26/2002 01:00 PM

Gettin' Lazy on the Job: PHP and
Databases

Gettin' Lazy on the Job: PHP and
Databases 10/23/2002 08:04 AM

Zend: PHP 101 - Intro to Databases

Zend: PHP 101 - Intro to Databases 09/01/2004 08:22 AM
As a part of their PHP 101 series, Zend has posted their latest section - PHP 101 (part 8): Databases and Other Animals.

Report: IBM tightens hold on databases

Report: IBM tightens hold on databases 05/26/2004 06:15 PM
IBM tightened its grip on the RDBMS (relational database management system) market just a little more in 2003, largely on the strength of versions of DB2 that run on its iSeries midrange servers and zSeries mainframes, according to a report released by Gartner's Dataquest division on Wednesday.

World's Largest Databases Ranked

World's Largest Databases Ranked 12/12/2003 09:19 AM
prostoalex writes "Winter Corp. has summarized its findings of the annual TopTen competition, where the world's largest and most hard-working (in terms of ...

Analyze MySQL databases with SQLyog

Analyze MySQL databases with SQLyog 12/27/2002 02:06 AM
CNET Dec 27 2002 1:03AM ET

SQLiteServer allows access to SQLite
databases

SQLiteServer allows access to SQLite
databases 06/05/2004 02:35 AM
On Friday, SQLabs announced the release of SQLiteServer 1.0, which allows users to remotely access SQLite databases from any client set up to understand the server's protocol. The company notes that it functions like an http server in the way it serves data, closing the connection after each data exchange. SQLiteServer is available two ways: a small business version for US$259 that supports up to 10 clients and a full business edition for $369 that supports unlimited clients. It runs in Mac OS X, although the company does not specify the minimum required version number on its Web site or in the application's documentation.

Backing up and restoring MySQL databases

Backing up and restoring MySQL databases 07/26/2004 05:37 AM
CNET Jul 26 2004 10:30AM GMT

Could Databases Save Adult Films?

Could Databases Save Adult Films? 05/18/2004 10:13 AM

You've probably read about the HIV scare in the porn business. The San Francisco Chronicle suggests that the adult-entertainment industry look to lessons learned in San Francisco during the 1980s. And an industry-news site (note: this site may not be work-safe) takes an even sterner approach, urging a massive database tracking just about everything an individual actor may have done.
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