October 10, 2008
Get the basic facts about the seven editions of Microsoft SQL Server 2008.
October 10, 2008
Microsoft SQL Server 2008 includes many new data types, most notably discrete DATE and TIME data types, spatial data types such as GEOGRAPHY and GEOMETRY, and FILESTREAM.
October 8, 2008
IntelliSense and T-SQL debugging, Hot Add CPUs, data compression, new DATE, TIME and spatial data types and a host of other new features make SQL Server 2008 a must-have upgrade for Enterprise and SQL Server 2000 users.
December 2007
SQL Server 2008 and Windows XP SP3 releases will quicken your pulse—XP SP3 aggregates all of the previously released XP fixes and releases; and SQL Server 2008 moves SQL Server users into a new world of non-relational data.
July 2007
Do you need an event log management product that can provide you with archiving, reporting, and monitoring functionality? Here are six products that do just that.
January 2007
Liquid Machines' document control system secures sensitive documentation that needs to meet compliance and security requirements.
January 2007
CrossTec Activeworx Security Center 3.5 monitors security-related events for a variety of devices from one console.
October 2001
A partnership for enterprisewide event-log management.
May 1, 1999
How does Pervasive.SQL stack up as a SQL-based database server?
April 1, 1998
AskSam Web Publisher is an add-on to askSam free-form database manager. It easily and efficiently maintains and publish databases on your Web site. The Web Publisher component extends this database to the Web so colleagues or customers can access data.
March 1998
ISG Navigator, from International Software Group, is a middleware application that uses Object Linking and Embedding (OLE) to consolidate access to different databases under a common ODBC data source.
January 1998
SuperCede Database Edition 1.2 is a rapid application developement (RAD) tool.
October 1997
Database warehousing operates on a simple principle.
October 1997
IBM's Visual Warehouse 1.0 for Windows NT addresses information distribution problems for organizations with lots of data, especially for organizations that distribute data across databases on different platforms.
June 1997
NT Cluster-in-a-Box from Data General gives users high availability
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