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Oracle® Database Upgrade Guide 10g Release 2 (10.2)

This manual guides you through the process of planning and executing database upgrades on the Oracle Database. In addition, this manual provides information about compatibility, about upgrading applications to the new Oracle Database 10g release, and about important changes in the new release, such as initialization parameter changes and data dictionary changes.
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Oracle Database Listener Security Guide

The Oracle Database Listener is the database server software component that manages the network traffic between the Oracle Database and the client. The Oracle Database Listener listens on a specific network port (default 1521) and forwards network connections to the Database. The Listener is comprised of two binaries: (1) tnslsnr which is the Listener itself and (2) the Listener Control Utility (lsnrctl) which is used to administer the Listener on the server or remotely.
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Web Database Transformation

SQL Server 2000 Client Utilities installed on the client PC.
Uploading database to a SQL server 2000 has four phases
1) Phase 1: Creating database and uploading data.
2) Phase 2: Database settings.
3) Phase 3: Uploading Missed Area Layer records.
4) Phase 4: Finalize database settings
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Kfsensor MySQL Database Documentation

Kfsensor can log events to a SQL database, including MySQL. This document summarizes the setup steps, documents the Kfsensor tables, and includes an example SQL query.
Setup Summary
1. Create common user account on computer or domain where Kfsensor is installed,
and also on computer where MySQL is installed (if on separate computers/domains)
2. Install MySQL (www.mysql.com) on computer to have MySQL database services.
3. Create database in MySQL for Kfensor to use
a. CREATE DATABASE
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Database Mgmt

Database MgmtDIVISION DEAN Tim Wods 650/949-7388 COMPUTERS, TECHNOLOGY & INFORMATION SYSTEMS DIVISION DATABASE MANAGEMENT Asociate in Science Degre & Certificate Requirements DATABASE MANAGEMENT The Database Management major is intended for students wishing to upgrade or acquire new skils in the fields of database administration, database developer, database aplications design, and programing with database management systems. The course of study includes a foundation in database theory and design, and the industry standard database language. Depending on the elective option chosen, there are
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Microsoft SQL Server and Oracle® Database – A Comparative Study on Total Cost of Administration (TCA)

As platforms continue to evolve in the technology industry, a central concern for IT executives is implementing the right systems to maximize the return on their investments. Since labor costs dominate most IT budgets, selecting platforms with lower implementation and on-going management costs can significantly improve overall IT efficiency, and allow for the reallocation of resources from basic maintenance and operations to more innovative functions. In this paper, Alinean, an independent IT value analyst firm, examines the Total Cost of Administration (TCA) for two of the industry’s leading database management offerings from Microsoft Corp. and Oracle®.
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VirtualCenter Database Performance for Microsoft SQL Server 2005

VMware® VirtualCenter uses a database to store metadata on the state of a VMware Infrastructure environment. Performance statistics and their associated stored procedure operations constitute the largest and the most resource‐intensive component of the VirtualCenter database. Hence the performance of your VirtualCenter database depends upon the frequency at which you collect performance statistics and the level of detail of the statistics you store. VirtualCenter 2.5 features a number of enhancements that are aimed at greatly improving the performance and scalability of the performance statistics operations in the VirtualCenter database.
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Oracle Database Security Checklist

For several major releases of the database, the Oracle documentation has provided a security checklist for customers to follow to help secure Oracle database environments. Since Oracle9i, Oracle has been working with customers to better understand their desired default configurations and harden the Oracle environment. Oracle Database 10g Release 1 Enterprise Manager (EM) Configuration pack introduced the policy manager which has the ability to scan databases and look for security related configuration status. The EM policy manager continues to be enhanced and provides a powerful tool for DBAs and security officers to scan installations for incorrect configuration settings such as unlocked default accounts. The Oracle Technology Network provides additional information on the EM policy manager tool and it’s configuration scanning capabilities.
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Oracle Database Programming

Oracle Database ProgrammingPage 75 Chapter 7 Oracle Database Programming Srecko Howard Glen Van Der Vyver 7.1 Oracle Database Programming Overview This chapter defines the naming standards for Oracle database programming and provides a guide to the correct usage of Data Definition Language, Data Manipulation Language and PL/SQL statements. It also discusses a number of other database programming concepts. Information Systems Developers Handbook Page 76 The idea, thought of as revolutionary not many years ago, that data could be independent of applications, heralded
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Developing Database Applications Using MySQL Connector/C++

Developing Database Applications Using MySQL Connector/C++This tutorial will show you the essential steps to build and install MySQL Connector/C++ driver, with simple examples to connect, insert, and retrieve data from a MySQL database. Because the focus is on database connectivity from a C++ application, this document assumes that some kind of MySQL database is already up and accessible from the client machine.
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