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Publicly, Microsoft loves and supports Java. But let's face it, Java is a four-letter word to most people in Redmond. Microsoft architects (especially the .NET folks) probably wouldn't mind if Java and its related platforms simply faded away so...
Congratulations to Marek Skotnica, PC programmer analyst at Nova Hut Ostrava in the Czech Republic, and Nikola Milic, manager of the statistical department at Cyprus-based Tradal. Marek won first prize of $100 for the best solution to the October...
SQL Server 2000's integrated Analysis Services functionality came out on top in several categories in the recent 2001 OLAP Survey, conducted by Survey.com and published by The OLAP Report. The survey asked more than 644 OLAP users from 46...
A few weeks ago, I explained how you could get involved with the SQL Server 2000 Service Pack 2 (SP2) beta program. I described how this program could put you on the fast track for the beta program for Yukon, the next release of SQL Server, and...
I often encounter the complaint that accessing production databases is too easy, especially from Enterprise Manager. To make a system both secure and highly available, you need to have administrative change and maintenance processes in place to...
I'm developing a Web-based application that will let customers use their Internet browsers to query my company's product catalog. The Microsoft Internet Information Server (IIS) 4.0 machine that hosts the Web front end will be in a demilitarized...