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MongoDB Replication is Easy
Database replication with MongoDB is easy to setup. Replication duplicates all of the data from a master to one or more slave instances and allows for safety and quick recovery in case of a problem with your master database. Here … Continue reading
MongoDB and Java: Find an item by Id
MongoDB is one of a number of new databases that have cropped up lately eschewing SQL. These NoSQL databases provide non-relational models that are suitable for solving different kinds of problems. This camp includes document oriented, tabular and key/value oriented … Continue reading
Database Migrations for .NET
One of the more difficult things to manage in software projects is often changing a database schema over time. On the projects that I work on, we don’t usually have DBAs who manage the schema so it is left up … Continue reading
Using SQL Compact Edition Under ASP.NET
What is SQLCE? SQL Compact Edition is the “low end” version of a SQL database solution from Microsoft. It is a single-file, application managed, database implementation. It doesn’t have all of the bells and whistles of the high end database … Continue reading
Fake Materialized Views
In a previous post, I discussed materialized views in Oracle. I wanted to share a relatively simple technique that can be used to create similar functionality in Oracle or another database. Why Use Something Else? Materialized Views are a feature … Continue reading
Oracle Materialized Views
So the existence of Materialized Views might not be news to the Oracle DBAs around the world, but I present topics from the perspective of a software developer. As software developers we often have to use databases with our applications. … Continue reading
Hibernate HQL And Performance
The Hibernate ORM tool give you the ability to write SQL-esque queries using HQL to do custom joining, filtering, etc. to pull Objects from your database. The documentation gives you a lot of examples of the things you can do, … Continue reading