After first glancing at the title of this article, perhaps you’re thinking, “yet another database access article, blah, blah, blah.” But you’ll find the approach described here very useful. And I’m ...
Data is everywhere, but insight is harder to find. CRM metrics, revenue trends, forecasting models, pipeline velocity, marketing analytics and third-party research are just the beginning. All this ...
B2B marketing is shifting from automation to orchestration. Developing your own data framework is a key step on the journey to data orchestration. At Bombora’s second annual Intent Event in September, ...
Use the Microsoft Sync Framework to synchronize data changes between SQL Server 2008 Standard, SQL Server 2008 Express and SQL Server Compact Edition 3.5. Despite the availability of wireless and ...
Imagine this: you’ve just received a dataset for an urgent project. At first glance, it’s a mess—duplicate entries, missing values, inconsistent formats, and columns that don’t make sense. You know ...
The Fourth Industrial Revolution is shaping up to be a metamorphosis involving radical change. Thanks to fast-increasing computing power, the internet and so many innovative automated and cognitive ...
For example, the default option is to create a database initializer class that inherits from CreateDatabaseIfNotExists. With this option the first line of code that accesses the database triggers the ...
There is nothing more detrimental to database performance than a team of Java programmers armed with a stack of requirements, a database, and a rudimentary knowledge of Java Database Connectivity ...
One question I get asked a lot by my clients is: Should we go for Hadoop or Spark as our big data framework? Spark has overtaken Hadoop as the most active open source Big Data project. While they are ...
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