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whitepaper The DeployPHP Series, Part 1: Optimizing PHP and Oracle2006-10-17 01:00:14 Oracle
  The open-source language PHP: Hypertext Preprocessor (PHP) powers some of the most popular Web sites in the world, such as Yahoo!, Lufthansa, and Disney Online. This fact is even more remarkable when a person considers that PHP does so much with so little. As a PHP developer, one knows that the database is probably the most important component with which he or she will be interacting. In this first paper in the DeployPHP Series, the author discusses the checklist for developing and deploying powerful and scalable PHP applications on Oracle.   
whitepaper DeployPHP Series, Part 2: Bringing Data Security to PHP Applications2006-10-17 01:00:14 Oracle
  Using PHP to build a Web-based, database-driven application is an increasingly popular way to give trusted users easy access to corporate data. However, the PHP developers must acknowledge that linking sensitive and often mission critical data to an application accessible outside the corporate network is a serious security risk. At Department of Alumni Relations of McGill University, the author has chosen to combine Oracle's industrial-strength security with PHP's ease of development to ensure data availability without incurring the risk of compromising the security of the entire database. This paper highlights the major steps in building and deploying such a solution and walk through the code of a sample application.   
whitepaper DeployPHP Series, Part 4: Using the PEAR::MDB2 Database Abstraction Layer With Oracle2006-10-17 01:00:14 Oracle
  PEAR (PHP Extension and Application Repository) is a huge collection of high-quality PHP components. The repository contains PHP classes for almost any imaginable purpose, from database authentication, to networking, to images, to XML. This paper describes how to use MDB2, a high-level database abstraction layer that can be found in PEAR.   
whitepaper DeployPHP Series, Part 5: Zend Core for Oracle Quick Start2006-10-17 01:00:14 Oracle
  Since the early days PHP has been able to talk to Oracle - but it wasn't easy. Deploying PHP with Oracle was complicated at best, requiring developers and administrators to find, download, compile, link and configure multiple applications and packages. Unfortunately, this fact was counterintuitive for PHP users, as PHP has always been known for rapid deployment and quick time to market, not cumbersome processes better left to the C curmudgeons. Thanks to the collaborative effort between Oracle and Zend, those days are history. Zend Core for Oracle allows developers to install, deploy, and configure PHP and Oracle just about as quickly and painlessly as possible. This paper shows how that process works.   
whitepaper Building Database-Driven PHP Applications on Oracle XML DB2006-10-17 01:00:14 Oracle
  Although, when working with Oracle XML DB from the PHP scripting language, one can still process XML data on the client side by using PHP's XML extensions, there are many advantages to processing XML content inside the database. Moving the XML processing to the database tier is particularly useful when a person is dealing with large XML documents stored in the database. This paper explains how to take advantage of XMLType views when a person needs to wrap existing relational or object-relational data in XML formats.   
whitepaper Expose Your Access Database Structure2006-10-13 01:00:15 Microsoft
  Has one ever struggled to understand how the components in a database relate to each other? Microsoft Office Access 2003 puts the answers right before a person's eyes with a new tool called the Object Dependencies task pane. This task pane makes clear the relationships among the forms, tables, queries, and other objects in a database. Now, one can update or troubleshoot a database without having to spend hours learning its structure.   
whitepaper Use a Database to Store and Retrieve Important Information2006-10-13 01:00:15 Microsoft
  Databases are integral to most workplaces today; they hold the key details of one's daily business activities. Learning to build and manage a database properly is an important skill to master. This webcast shows the viewer the resources available to help him increase his skills with both new and existing Access databases.   
whitepaper Create an Access Database From an Excel Workbook2006-10-13 01:00:15 Microsoft
  Is one a long-time user of Excel, with data that is growing in complexity or that changes frequently? Is one wasting time trying to remember where he has stored specific information, or is he entering the same information in multiple locations? If so, he should consider importing his Excel data into an Access database.   
whitepaper Manage Inventory2006-10-13 01:00:15 Microsoft
  The Microsoft Office System can enhance one's inventory management. This webcast shows how to use a Microsoft Office Access 2003 inventory database template and Microsoft Office Excel 2003 templates to record inventory and supplier information.   
whitepaper Find Toolbars and Buttons in Office2006-10-13 01:00:15 Microsoft
  Isn't it frustrating when a procedure tells the user to click a button or use a toolbar, but he does not know where to find it? With so many toolbars, it's not possible to display them all at once. That's where this webcast comes in. This webcast shows how to locate, display, and arrange the toolbars and buttons that one needs.