What are the advantages of myBatis over Hibernate? [closed]
Closed 10 years ago.
Fitting it together, database, reporting, applications in C#
Introduction Preamble I was hesitant to post this, since it’s an application whose intricate details are defined elsewhere, and answers may not be helpful to others. Within the past few weeks (I was actually going to write a blog post about this after I finished) I’ve discovered that the barrier I’m encountering is one that’s […]
Database Schema Usage
I have a question regarding the appropriate use of SQL Server database schemas and was hoping that some database gurus might be able to offer some guidance around best practice.
Are database developers considered under DBA jobs?
This isn’t career advice, this is more of a question of logistics.
Visual Studio DBProjects and problem with it running post-build SQL (file too big)
What I am doing is creating a DBProject.. importing a DB.. then creating scripts in the PostBuild that are DATA scripts for each table (so that the post build can populate the tables after the schema is generated..
How can I maintain a SQL schema upgrade that goes out to our users on a regular basis?
I work on a project that uses a SQL database as a back end, and a desktop app as a front end. We do releases on a regular basis, and as part of a release, our client needs to update their SQL server.
What methods are available to show colleagues the advantages of a database+application solution over Excel?
I work in a company where there are Excel spreadsheets everywhere. As my colleagues are non-programmers, I’m sure they haven’t contemplated that there might be a better/easier/more productive way of managing their data. Naturally, I advocate an application of sorts that can leverage the features you find in relational databases and interactive front ends, tailored to the needs of the various workflows currently distributed over disparate spreadsheets.
What methods are available to show colleagues the advantages of a database+application solution over Excel?
I work in a company where there are Excel spreadsheets everywhere. As my colleagues are non-programmers, I’m sure they haven’t contemplated that there might be a better/easier/more productive way of managing their data. Naturally, I advocate an application of sorts that can leverage the features you find in relational databases and interactive front ends, tailored to the needs of the various workflows currently distributed over disparate spreadsheets.
What methods are available to show colleagues the advantages of a database+application solution over Excel?
I work in a company where there are Excel spreadsheets everywhere. As my colleagues are non-programmers, I’m sure they haven’t contemplated that there might be a better/easier/more productive way of managing their data. Naturally, I advocate an application of sorts that can leverage the features you find in relational databases and interactive front ends, tailored to the needs of the various workflows currently distributed over disparate spreadsheets.
What methods are available to show colleagues the advantages of a database+application solution over Excel?
I work in a company where there are Excel spreadsheets everywhere. As my colleagues are non-programmers, I’m sure they haven’t contemplated that there might be a better/easier/more productive way of managing their data. Naturally, I advocate an application of sorts that can leverage the features you find in relational databases and interactive front ends, tailored to the needs of the various workflows currently distributed over disparate spreadsheets.