Sql_bind allows sysadmins to delegate the responsibility of updating nameserver tables by allowing non-sysadmins to modify databases used by sql_bind. For bind 4.9.x users, it also provides a means of dynamically updating your nameserver tables.

When you imbed an INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE, or SELECT SQL statement directly in your PL/SQL code, PL/SQL turns the variables in the WHERE and VALUES clauses into bind variables automatically. Oracle can reuse these SQL statement each time the same code is executed. To run similar statements with different variable values, you can save parsing overhead by calling a stored procedure that accepts parameters, then issues the statements with the parameters substituted in the right places.

You can, but it will not write changed entries to the database. There were too many issues dealing with security and validity of the SQL database to make writing to the database practical.

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Yes. You can use any relational database that is accessible by JDBC and satisfies the SPECjAppServer2004 Run and Reporting Rules.

You get this when the address is already in use. (Oh, you figured that much out?) The most common reason for this is that you have stopped your server, and then re-started it right away. The sockets that were used by the first incarnation of the server are still active. This is further explained in 2.7 Please explain the TIME_WAIT state., and 2.5 How do I properly close a socket?.

You can use MSDE, a SQL server compatible database engine that MS makes available for free. You can download and install MSDE from a whole variety of sources. Here is one source . MSDE also comes with Visual Studio .NET and the .NET Framework SDK. It... The data source component of your connection string should contain the port right after the IP address (or name). It should be separated from the IP by a comma. data source=192.168.123.1, port_number; Take a look at the connectionstrings.

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BIND, or Berkley Internet Name Domain, is an Internet naming system. Used for DNS, which allows you to find the sites you are looking for. BIND contains entries for DNS names, so for example, if you type http://www.learnthat.com/ into your browser, the record tells your browser at what IP address to find the site. Software that translates domain name information into machine IP addresses. BIND is provided by the Internet Software Consortium and is the most popular DNS software in use.

Bind redirection is designed for applications that cannot be rewritten to use Windows security principals. You should only use bind redirection if you cannot use Windows security principals with your application. Using Windows security principals directly from your application takes advantage of the Active Directory infrastructure. Also, when you use bind redirection, you must present Active Directory passwords to ADAM in plain text, which can be encrypted with SSL.

It usually means some other daemon is using rush's tcp or udp port. Usually it comes down to one of these things: This is Unix (SGI/Linux/OSX), and something else is using the port (nfslockd, ypbind, mountd, rpc.statd, etc). often occurs if you've just installed rush on an SGI for the first time, and the machine has been up for a while.

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Yes! For SQL 2000, please see our SQL 2000 page to order this optional service for only $35 additional per year. You must have some working knowledge of SQL Server 2000. We will not provide you with Enterprise Manager or any other means to connect to your database. You must have your own Microsoft SQL 2000 Enterprise Manager software from Microsoft. There is very limited support for SQL Server 2000. If you just want to use it because you heard it is better, please remain with Microsoft Access.

Yes. Microsoft SQL Server provides standard interfaces to third-party software vendors to perform backups and restores. Most storage software uses this interface to perform database backups and restores (e.g. your tape storage software). SQL Backup uses exactly the same interfaces. It does not use any unpublished features or APIs. We have thoroughly tested SQL Backup, running over 10 million test backups across many databases, varying in size and complexity, and across over 100 platforms.

Theoretically you could. However, due to the very large quantity of data, we don't believe Access provides the performance that you need, which is why we recommend Microsoft SQL server or MySQL.

If you get strange error messages using double-quotes in your SQL queries, just use single quotes. For example: SELECT * FROM authors WHERE name = 'Smith' will work without problems. There are two main areas of the PHP class that can generate errors. If you experience problems using the xml functions, you must compile PHP with XML support (by using the --with-xml configure option).