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- 99. Weaving WebSphere: WebSphere and .NET, and What's a Longhorn, Anyway
- (Development Tools)
- ... and their philosophies. Unlike the iSeries, which is a clear winner over any other platform for business transactions, there is no such clear distinction between J2EE and .NET. Therefore, you have to take ...
- Created on 07 November 2004
- 100. PM Certified: To Be or Not to Be?
- (General)
- ... to determine which choices to keep and which ones to eliminate. Talking with others who had recently taken the exam helped to give me the exam perspective. The PMI chapter dinner meetings are great opportunities ...
- Created on 17 October 2004
- 101. Microsoft Computing: Contest Programming
- (Microsoft)
- ... that has solved the most problems wins. If more than one team has the same number of solved problems, the total minutes taken determines the winner. The fewer minutes taken to solve the problems, the better.Contestants ...
- Created on 18 April 2004
- 102. Query Remote Database Tables from the iSeries Using SQL and Java
- (SQL)
- Many iSeries shops host additional database servers, including Oracle, SQL Server, and MySQL. A common solution to integrating heterogeneous data consists of nightly data transfers and batch processing ...
- Created on 04 April 2004
- 103. Do You See UCCnet?
- (Commerce - Other)
- ... digit. An Interleaved 2 of 5 (I2of5) carton ID number can be used as is for the GTIN. This item can represent a case, pallet, inner pack, master pack, etc. In all of these cases, the fourteenth digit represents ...
- Created on 01 February 2004
- 104. TechTip: SQL GetMiles Function
- (SQL)
- ... ORDERS INNER JOIN CARRIERS ON ORDERS.CARR = CARRIERS.CARRA slightly more complicated example uses the function as part of an ORDER BY clause to return the data based on distance in miles. The statement ...
- Created on 07 December 2003
- 105. SUSE Linux: Enjoy the Movie, Hate the Novell-ization?
- (Commentary)
- ... and a proclivity for forgettable acronyms. No wonder it moved in for the customer kill! One comparative look between Windows NT and a NetWare administrator's interface, and the winner was easy to discern. ...
- Created on 16 November 2003