DBMS, January 1997, Volume 10 Number 1

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Features

Columns

Reevaluating Distributed Objects
by David S. Linthicum
Distributed objects are changing the face of the Web, and they may soon be part of mainstream client/server application development. This article explores the concepts behind distributed objects and the CORBA and DCOM standards that are competing for market dominance.

Object Models Meet Tools
by Ellen Gottesdiener
Migrating to object technology can be daunting, especially for larger corporations with more investment at stake. This article surveys high-end object-oriented development tools and describes effective methods and techniques for implementing them.

1997: Year of the GIS, part 2
by Tom Spitzer
The second of a two-part series, this article examines the client side of the GIS business, surveying products and data sources you can use to integrate maps and databases.

DBA Tools Today
by Robin Schumacher
DBAs often lead the lives of doctors on call, rushing to the office at all hours of the night to fix another problem. This article surveys a new breed of tools that automate database administration processes to give DBAs a new lease on life. A product chart accompanies this article.

From the Editor
by Maurice Frank
A new decade for DBMS.

Enterprise C/S
by Judith Hurwitz
Why business rules rule.

Data Warehouse Architect
by Ralph Kimball
Continuing the data mart adventure.

SQL for Smarties
by Joe Celko
The new SQL/PSM standard.

Application Architect
by David S. Linthicum
Lions, vipers, and falcons, oh my!

Server Side
by Martin Rennhackkamp
Tools to keep your server running smoothly.

Object.Client
by Tom Spitzer
We borrowed Tom for a feature article this month, but he'll be back in February.

10 years

Products

Hands-On Reviews
Edited by Betsy Slattery

Seagate Software, Information Management Group's Crystal Reports 5.0 reporting tool continues to be a favorite for power-users and developers alike.

HAHT Software Inc.'s HAHTSite is an Internet application builder for creating robust Internet and Intranet database applications.

Soft Notes, new client/server database and Internet/Intranet products and upgrades.

Departments

Letters

Event Alerter
A calendar of conferences, trade shows, and seminars.

Client/Server Connection
News from around the industry.


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