Sometimes when I start toad it does not start at all, it just hangs, I don't get the logo even after restarting the PC. What could be wrong? I am using toad 7.2.0 under window 2000.

Speed - We had an app that used the ODBC bridge to write data to an Access database. When we switched it over to use Jackcess, it was 5 times faster.

There are several ways of measuring software: features, performance, reliability, support, and price. Features PostgreSQL has most features present in large commercial DBMS's, like transactions, subselects, triggers, views, foreign key referential integrity, and sophisticated locking. We have some features they don't have, like user-defined types, inheritance, rules, and multi-version concurrency control to reduce lock contention. We don't have outer joins, but are working on them.

a Biomedical Sciences graduate, you will be able to find employment as a laboratory or junior medical technologist in the areas of scientific and biomedical research, as well as diagnostic and therapeutic development. You are also equipped to further your education before specialisation.

The test button works fine, but I cannot login. I turned on "Show Reason in Access Denied Message" and it just says "Bad Password" :-( How to setup SQL database on a different machine, not on the webserver itself. (Can also help with a W2K3 SP2 permissions issue)

For some reason you get an 'OleInitialize' error if you open an OLE application first and then open an ODBC connection to the Access ODBC driver. If you do it the other way around, there is no problem with this. It looks like the Access ODBC driver calls OleInitialize(). This fails when Win32::OLE already initialized the COM subsystem as "apartment threaded".

The term middleware is used to describe a broad array of tools and data that help applications use networked resources and services. Some tools, such as authentication and directories, are in all categorizations. Other services, such as coscheduling of networked resources, secure multicast, and object brokering and messaging, are the major middleware interests of particular communities, such as scientific researchers or business systems vendors.

SelfReliant provides resource monitoring services to improve the availability of other middleware components. For enhanced integration, SelfReliant provides a flexible C interface allowing the middleware to make use of additional SelfReliant services, such as the Distributed Messaging Service, In-Memory Database Service, etc.

Yes, each computer that InfoSurfer is installed on, must have all the ODBC connections required. When setting up InfoSurfer on a network, the InfoSurfer system database and InfoSurfer sample database can reside in one place and all ODBC connections (on each networked machine) can address them.

ASCII is an acronym for American Standard Code for Information Interchange. It is a simple, standard set of codes used by computers to represent characters (it does not allow for formatting eg, bold, underlined or fonts) that make it possible to send data between computers or programs and be universally recognised. ASCII files (text files of ASCII codes representing data) are used to convert data from one format to another. ODBC stands for Open DataBase Connectivity.

DBMS_APPLICATION_INFO contains procedures needed to register and then track a module. When an application calls these procedures, they record and read information into and from the V$SESSION and V$SQLAREA views.

I have a bunch of users in the internal database, and I want to convert to using an SQL database. (Convert to SQL). ODBC return error -51 rows. This is AUTHX_ODBC_NO_CONNECT, and means that the software cannot connect to the database. When I protect a subdirectory of a frontpage directory, I cannot edit it with Frontpage (or Visual Interdev)!

Open DataBase Connectivity (ODBC) is a standard database access method that allows access and modification of data from any application, regardless of which database management system is handling the data. ODBC connection establishes a link between your database, the ODBC drivers, and your application. You create a database using the database program of your choice and then use the driver (corresponding to the application) to create a data source name (DSN).

Yes, you can use various available third-party packages that permit remote ODBC clients to access RMS files and various commercial databases via the network. For RMS, consider acquiring one of the packages available from EasySoft, Attunity Connect (formerly known as ISG Navigator), Oracle (DB Integrator), SolutionsIQ, OpenLink Software (OpenLink Universal Data Access), and Synergex. The unixODBC package available at http://www.unixodbc.org has variously been found to operate on OpenVMS, as well.