With the StyleSet Editor, you can easily index CLOB and BLOB fields. For information on using the StyleSet Editor with the ODBC Gateway, see the Verity K2 ODBC Gateway Guide. The Exchange gateway uses NT Challenge/Response for authentication.

BLOB fields do not exist in context tables delete and insert in triggers so values of changes cannot be written in audit tables. We get from parent table new values in insert and update actions. Old value always is NULL in 'update' action. We don't save XML datatype (SQL2005) as it is we convert it to ntext type and write it to audit tables. We don't save nvarchar(max) datatype (SQL2005) as it is we convert it to nvarchar(4000) type and write it to audit tables. See similar questions...

Answer: There are two ways you can connect to an Oracle database. The first way is to go through ODBC (see TechNote 8167 for details on how to create a datasource). The second way is a direct connection to Oracle. Connections to Oracle 8.0.4 and Oracle 8.1.6 (or 7) are supported. Oracle 9i is supported with the updated MicroStation Oracle server files available from Web Downloads. See FAQ 6228 for more information. See similar questions...

A BLOB (Binary Large OBject) is essentially an array of bytes (byte[]), stored in the database. You extract the data in two steps: Call either getBinaryStream() or getBytes() in the extracted Blob object to retrieve the java byte[] which is the Blob object. Note A Blob is essentially a pointer to a byte array (called LOCATOR in database-talk), so the java.sql.Blob object essentially wraps a byte pointer. Thus, you must extract all data from the database blob. See similar questions...

No. Propel will automatically start and commit the transaction if you are using PostgreSQL and are performing a query which involves a LOB column. Yes, in so much as PDO supports them. You can add any PDO configuration properties to your runtime-conf.xml; however, it is probably worth first checking to make sure that PDO does adequately support the feature you wish to use. We've learned through use and user reports that PDO doesn't always work very consistently .. See similar questions...

We are facing a performance problem concerning BLOBs and CLOBs. Much time is consumed when loading data into the BLOB or CLOB using JDBC Driver. It's true that inserting data into LOBs using JDBC Thin driver is slower as it still uses the DBMS_LOB package and this adds the overhead of a full JDBC CallableStatement execution for each LOB operation. With the JDBC OCI and JDBC server-side internal drivers, the inserts are faster because native LOB APIs are used. See similar questions...

A database is a large, organized collection of information used for storage and retrieval. Maricopa strategically chose to move, prior to implementation, from an SQL database to the Oracle database. There are significant technical advantages in making this move, most of which will be invisible to the end user. See similar questions...

Errors of commission are removed rapidly from the live site as are minor technical bugs. We try to check e-mail and feedback once every weekday. We aspire to next working day removal of simple errors but this cannot be guaranteed. Geographic, bandwidth and personnel restrictions make it impractical to add new content to the live site more than once a month. Each item on the database is represented by a unique number. As new items are added they get the next available number (n+1). See similar questions...

Only websites accessible over the Internet can be indexed by InsumaStarter or InsumaStarter Pro. It is OK if the web pages are dynamically generated from a database, but they must appear to an Internet browser as web pages. Databases cannot be indexed directly. We can index your database with InsumaFocus, please contact us for a quote. See similar questions...

Oracle provides two connectivity solutions to address the needs of disparate data access: Oracle Transparent Gateways and Oracle Generic Connectivity. Oracle Transparent Gateways provides access to many non-Oracle data stores, including Microsoft SQL Server, Informix, Ingres, and Sybase from an Oracle environment. Oracle Generic Connectivity provides access to many data stores for which Oracle does not have a gateway solution. This feature enables transparent connectivity using ODBC and OLE DB. See similar questions...

To allow convenient access to document information, a well-designed imaging system will allow the view screen to be configured to show the text, images, template index fields or thumbnail images. See similar questions...

The number of index fields is usually unlimited. However, the more fields extracted from each report, the slower the extraction process will run and the larger the index files will be. See similar questions...

Yes, folders can have index fields. The index fields describe data common to all of the folder contents. See similar questions...

The most common cause is the move towards UTF-8 as the database character set. This is a good idea but unfortunately there appear to be implementation issues which need to be resolved. Basically, if the character set on the client is set to the same as the character set on the server then Oracle does not validate that the character data passed to it is actually valid. See similar questions...

There are currently several ways to access the Oracle database remotely. You can use SQL Plus or any other third party database administrative tool that does not require DBA access. See similar questions...

Use the ALTER TABLESPACE command to change the MINIMUM EXTENT value or the DEFAULT STORAGE parameters for a tablespace. See similar questions...

This is the free version of the Oracle 10g Database. Express Edition is free to download, develop and deploy with any application. In our case, we can bundle ALCiE Complimentary Edition with this free Oracle Database to deliver a zero-cost accounting solution! Click here to view the Oracle Database Express Edition data sheet. The great thing about ALCiE CE is that it is the identical set of applications as those contained in ALCiE SME (Small and Mid-sized Enterprise) Edition. See similar questions...