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We've been told since we were children that sharing is nice. Now, iFolder 3 makes sharing a reality. If you need to share files with your peers, at work or at home, check out iFolder 3. Easy to follow directions are available to show you how to configure peer to peer sharing on SUSE 10.
Relational databases allow you to create relationships between different sets of data. To create such a relationship, JOIN data from two separate tables in a database. The two most common ways to join tables are to perform an INNER JOIN or a LEFT JOIN. To find out the differences between these two joins and when you might want to use each type, click here.
2005-11-01 EnterpriseDB 2005 is an enterprise-class database that is built on PostgreSQL, the worldâs most advanced open source database. EnterpriseDB 2005 features the ability to run many Oracle applications unmodified and also provides performance enhancements over PostgreSQL. Release 2 is an update to EnterpriseDB 2005 that incorporates the most recent version of PostgreSQL (v8.0.4), improved Oracle style cursors, faster performance, and features to facilitate integration by independent software vendors (ISVs).
2005-10-31 This new edition of Oracle Database 10g offers application developers, database administrators (DBAs), and students a free starter database to develop and deploy their applications. It is also freely available for independent software vendors (ISVs) and hardware vendors to distribute or embed with their applications and products.
2005-10-24 The new MySQL 5.0 combines enterprise-grade reliability and performance with advanced SQL 2003 standard-compliant features, making it the most cost-effective database solution for critical business applications. The product's new functionality will be especially familiar to database developers and DBAs of proprietary relational database systems -- allowing IT departments to ease the integration and transition of their data, applications, and skills.
Minosse is a complete Relational Database Management System (RDBMS) that was developed in pure C# and mainly oriented to the Mono framework. It is based on the common ANSI/ISO SQLâ92 specification, with some custom additions (OpenGIS SFS, additional functions, etc.). The project is designed mainly as a standalone library (mdblib) that can be referenced by external libraries to manage data. A traditional client/server interface is also available. Minosse RDBMS is also a fully transactional database system that supports triggers, events, and procedures. (Currently, only C# functions are supported.) Thanks to its open design, it is suitable to be expanded by third party plug-ins, the APIs inside the project are used for collation or i18n (Text API), Geographical Spatial Calculation (Geo API), custom functions, etc. This system is optimal for an use in a medium to large dataâstorage context, with no performance loss. For more information, please visit the homepage of the project at http://www.minosse.com.
Novell Forge finally has a road map. Well, at least it's a published set of short-term changes that we expect to make. It shows what direction we are taking and why. Please take a little time and visit http://developer.novell.com/wiki/index.php/Forge/Road_Map and let us know what comments or suggestions you have.
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