ODBC (Open Database Connectivity)
ODS (Operational Data Store)
OLAP (On Line Analytical Processing)
OLE (Object Linking and Embedding)
OLE DB
OLTP (Online Transaction Processing)
ORB (Object Request Broker)
Object Databases
Object Modeling
Object Orientation
Object-Relational
Operating Systems
Optimization
Oracle
Oracle Applications
Oracle Power Objects
Packaged Applications
Paradox
Parallel Database
Patterns
PeopleSoft
Performance
Perl
Plug-Ins (Web components)
PowerBuilder
Process Modeling
Project Management
Publish and Subscribe
Push Technology
Query Tools
ODBC Security Compromised
An opinion about the security risks of allowing ODBC 3.0 in your company. (Column: Create.View)
September, 1997 (Vol 10, Num 10) Page 99
JetConnect 2.03
JetConnect lets users write Java applications and Java applets that access ODBC-enabled databases (Review)
June, 1997 (Vol 10, Num 7) Page 36
Inner Workings: Server-Side Development Decisions
The mechanics of current Internet/Intranet servers are setting the tone of your future development efforts. (Feature)
January, 1997 (Vol 10, Num 1) Page 6, Internet Systems
OLE-Enabled Middleware
By the end of 1997, you could find yourself building applications with Vipers and Falcons. (Column: C/S Developer)
January, 1997 (Vol 10, Num 1) Page 26
Database Programming with OLE and ActiveX
Microsoft's newest DB application programming interfaces prime the pump for OLE and Internet developers. (Feature)
November, 1996 (Vol 9, Num 12) Page 87
Data Access: The Microsoft Perspective
Interview with Greg Nelson, Data Access Product Manager, Microsoft Corp. (Sidebar)
November, 1996 (Vol 9, Num 12) Page 92
Middleware on the Web
A variety of products can connect Web clients to data and application services over the Internet and Intranets. (Feature)
October, 1996 (Vol 9, Num 11) Page 36, Internet Systems
ODBC on the Move
(Column: From the Editor)
April, 1996 (Vol 9, Num 4) Page S 3
ODBC Branches Out
Recent innovations in ODBC include multiplatform drivers, ODBC servers, replication, Web access, and more. (Feature)
April, 1996 (Vol 9, Num 4) Page S 4
Understanding ODBC 3.0 Standards and OLE DB
Microsoft's newest version aligns ODBC with the ANSI/ISO SQL-92 call-level interface and adds numerous enhancements. (Feature)
April, 1996 (Vol 9, Num 4) Page S15
Using ODBC to Access Nontabular Data
How several vendors provide ODBC access to objects, documents, hierarchical, and network data sources. (Feature)
April, 1996 (Vol 9, Num 4) Page S19
A Little R&R
Joe spends his honeymoon contemplating the SQL universe. (Column: SQL Explorer)
January, 1996 (Vol 9, Num 1) Page 20
The Operational Data Warehouse
It needs both a transaction version of data and a periodic snapshot version of data. (Column: Data Warehouse Architect)
January, 1998 (Vol 11, Num 1) Page 14
Relocating the ODS
Moving the operational datastore will solve a number of problems. (Column: Data Warehouse Architect)
December, 1997 (Vol 10, Num 13) Page 12
Dangerous Preconceptions
Discovering the liberating truth that can lead to a successful data warehouse project. (Column: Data Warehouse Architect)
August, 1996 (Vol 9, Num 9) Page 14
Whatýs New in Data Warehousing
A snapshot view of where the data warehouse market is now and where itýs going. (Feature)
August, 1996 (Vol 9, Num 9) Page S 4
Broadbase 1.1
Broadbase is a turnkey data mart solution that supports a broad range of analytical functions, including OLAP and Web access. (Review)
March, 1998 (Vol 11, Num 3) Page 32
What's the beef behind the OLAP blab?
(Column: Start Here)
January, 1998 (Vol 11, Num 1) Page 80
SpaceOLAP
SpaceOLAP is an end-to-end OLAP and decision support solution written entirely in Java and delivered through a Web browser. It provides report publishing and administration facilities and gives users the ability to drill, pivot, and make selections on d (Review)
August, 1997 (Vol 10, Num 9) Page 27
Worlds in Collision
Merging business and IT architecture perspectives to evaluate query and analysis tools successfully. (Feature)
August, 1997 (Vol 10, Num 9) Page 48
March of the Data Marts
If your enterprise dreads the sprawl of a data warehouse, consider the virtues of the data mart. (Feature)
March, 1997 (Vol 10, Num 3) Page 55
A New Face for OLAP
OLAP on the Web shows almost the same flexibility as its client/server counterpart. (Feature)
January, 1997 (Vol 10, Num 1) Page 24, Internet Systems
Targeting Customers
MCI leverages data warehouse technology to strengthen its marketing campaigns. (Feature)
December, 1996 (Vol 9, Num 13) Page 54
Internet - DBMS Strategies
From Web-enabling to CyberApp: The impact of the Internet on business applications. (Feature)
October, 1996 (Vol 9, Num 11) Page 44
Brio Query Enterprise 4.0
(Review)
September, 1996 (Vol 9, Num 10) Page 34
Components, We Got Components
There's something for everyone in today's component and tools marketplace. (Column: Desktop DBMS)
August, 1996 (Vol 9, Num 9) Page 107
Whatýs New in Data Warehousing
A snapshot view of where the data warehouse market is now and where itýs going. (Feature)
August, 1996 (Vol 9, Num 9) Page S 4
Nontraditional Databases
Joe takes care of some business and continues his discussion of trees in SQL (Column: SQL for Smarties)
May, 1996 (Vol 9, Num 5) Page 18
PowerPlay 4.1 and Impromptu 3.0
(Review)
January, 1996 (Vol 9, Num 1) Page 34
Database Programming with OLE and ActiveX
Microsoft's newest DB application programming interfaces prime the pump for OLE and Internet developers. (Feature)
November, 1996 (Vol 9, Num 12) Page 87
Battle of the Visual Masters
Delphi vs. Visual Basic vs. Power Objects (Feature)
April, 1996 (Vol 9, Num 4) Page 91
Understanding ODBC 3.0 Standards and OLE DB
Microsoft's newest version aligns ODBC with the ANSI/ISO SQL-92 call-level interface and adds numerous enhancements. (Feature)
April, 1996 (Vol 9, Num 4) Page S15
Moving Towards Remote Controlled OLE
The move toward remote OLE automation by Delphi, PowerBuilder, and Visual Basic could drive hordes of client/server developers into the awaiting arms of Microsoft (Column: C/S Developer)
March, 1996 (Vol 9, Num 3) Page 28
Visual Basic 4.0: Ready for the Enterprise?
Microsoft stakes its claim in the enterprise-wide application development landscape. (Feature)
January, 1996 (Vol 9, Num 1) Page 44
Are We Architects or What?
Finding a way to deal with complexity. (Column: Net Developer)
March, 1998 (Vol 11, Num 3) Page 66
OLE-Enabled Middleware
By the end of 1997, you could find yourself building applications with Vipers and Falcons. (Column: C/S Developer)
January, 1997 (Vol 10, Num 1) Page 26
Database Programming with OLE and ActiveX
Microsoft's newest DB application programming interfaces prime the pump for OLE and Internet developers. (Feature)
November, 1996 (Vol 9, Num 12) Page 87
Data Access: The Microsoft Perspective
Interview with Greg Nelson, Data Access Product Manager, Microsoft Corp. (Sidebar)
November, 1996 (Vol 9, Num 12) Page 92
Understanding ODBC 3.0 Standards and OLE DB
Microsoft's newest version aligns ODBC with the ANSI/ISO SQL-92 call-level interface and adds numerous enhancements. (Feature)
April, 1996 (Vol 9, Num 4) Page S15
Scaling Operating Systems
How to pick, tune, and scale an operating system to shoulder the weight of powerful OLTP applications. (Feature)
March, 1998 (Vol 11, Num 3) Page 55
Building on Bigger Boxes
The art of successfully selecting scalable hardware servers to support OLTP Systems. The second in the Emergent Corp. Transaction Processing Series. (Feature)
February, 1998 (Vol 11, Num 2) Page 47
Transaction Processing Today
Everything you need to know about the powerful trends changing the face of DSS and OLTP. (Feature)
January, 1998 (Vol 11, Num 1) Page 35
Taming Data Giants, Part 2
Managing massive databases requires specialized strategies and techniques. (Feature)
March, 1997 (Vol 10, Num 3) Page 63
Taming Data Giants
Getting a Grip on VLDB in the Real World (Feature)
February, 1997 (Vol 10, Num 2) Page 38
Growing Pains
Taming exponential application growth by building scalable-enabled solutions. (Feature)
February, 1997 (Vol 10, Num 2) Page 48
OLTP on the Internet
Can the Web compete with client/server as a platform for OLTP computing? (Feature)
October, 1996 (Vol 9, Num 11) Page 6, Internet Systems
Reevaluating Distributed Objects
Key information you should consider before including distributed objects in your strategy. (Feature)
January, 1997 (Vol 10, Num 1) Page 44
Versant 5.0
Now is the time to retrain relational recruits to win the object war. (Column: Server Side)
March, 1998 (Vol 11, Num 3) Page 61
Mixing Tuples and Objects
Object/relational databases are all the rage, but do they really fulfill a need? (Column: Application Architect)
December, 1997 (Vol 10, Num 13) Page 22
Object DBMSs: Now or Never
Will ODBMSs capitalize on new opportunities to manage web and complex datatypes? (Feature)
July, 1997 (Vol 10, Num 8) Page 42
The Object Database Management Group
What's inside the ODMG-93 standard. (Sidebar)
July, 1997 (Vol 10, Num 8) Page 62
The Object Database Goes Online
Can the Internet help the ODBMS gain acceptance as the undisputed master of complex data management? (Feature)
January, 1997 (Vol 10, Num 1) Page 18, Internet Systems
One from the Road
Martin travels the globe to report from CA World '96 in New Orleans. (Column: Server Side)
December, 1996 (Vol 9, Num 13) Page 83
Objects Meet Data
Unless you have the right tools, mixing objects and tables is like mixing oil and water. (Feature)
September, 1996 (Vol 9, Num 10) Page 72
The CA Enterprise
The 20 year old mainframe giant shifts its focus towards multiplatform client/server tools. (Feature)
August, 1996 (Vol 9, Num 9) Page 74
Using ODBC to Access Nontabular Data
How several vendors provide ODBC access to objects, documents, hierarchical, and network data sources. (Feature)
April, 1996 (Vol 9, Num 4) Page S19
Patterns Demystified
Keys to integrating patterns into your software development. (Column: Application Architect)
October, 1997 (Vol 10, Num 11) Page 26
Using Object Modeling CASE Tools
Designing an object-oriented application is easier with a case tool that supports object-oriented modeling. (Feature)
July, 1997 (Vol 10, Num 8) Page 93
A Trio of Object Modeling CASE Tools
Platinum Technology Inc.'s Paradigm Plus version 3.5, Select Software Tools' Select Enterprise version 5.0, and Rational Software Corp.'s Rational Rose version 4.0 are three alternatives for modeling object-oriented applications and databases. (Review)
May, 1997 (Vol 10, Num 5) Page 33
Object Models Meet Tools
Tools, models, and techniques for high-end object-oriented development. (Feature)
January, 1997 (Vol 10, Num 1) Page 53
Toppling the Tower of Babble (Rational Software's Grady Booch, Ivar Jacobson, and Jim Rumbaugh)
Rational Software's leading object methodologists are all speaking the same Unified Modeling Language. (Interview)
October, 1996 (Vol 9, Num 11) Page 68
Object-Oriented Analysis and Design, Part 2
Guidelines for applying object modeling and object orientation to your applications. (Feature)
September, 1996 (Vol 9, Num 10) Page 63
Object-Oriented Analysis and Design
The good, the bad, and the ugly of OOAD methodologies, and various approaches to using them (Feature)
June, 1996 (Vol 9, Num 7) Page 61
The Evolution of Client/Server CASE
How the new CASE tools promise to simplify data management and automate development. (Feature)
January, 1996 (Vol 9, Num 1) Page 67
Versant 5.0
Now is the time to retrain relational recruits to win the object war. (Column: Server Side)
March, 1998 (Vol 11, Num 3) Page 61
Object Models Meet Tools
Tools, models, and techniques for high-end object-oriented development. (Feature)
January, 1997 (Vol 10, Num 1) Page 53
Objects Meet Data
Unless you have the right tools, mixing objects and tables is like mixing oil and water. (Feature)
September, 1996 (Vol 9, Num 10) Page 72
Object-Oriented Analysis and Design
The good, the bad, and the ugly of OOAD methodologies, and various approaches to using them (Feature)
June, 1996 (Vol 9, Num 7) Page 61
Mixing Tuples and Objects
Object/relational databases are all the rage, but do they really fulfill a need? (Column: Application Architect)
December, 1997 (Vol 10, Num 13) Page 22
Extending Relational Databases
Beyond the BLOB: How Informix, IBM, and Oracle let you add Extendible Datatypes to their relational DBMSs. (Feature)
December, 1997 (Vol 10, Num 13) Page 45
Inside Oracle8
Oracle's latest release brings extended-relational technology and improved parallel processing to the enterprise. (Feature)
December, 1997 (Vol 10, Num 13) Page 62
A DBA's View of DB2
Taking IBM's new turbocharged DB2 Verson 5.0 out for a spin. (Column: Server Side)
December, 1997 (Vol 10, Num 13) Page 71
Universal Servers, Part 2: The Players
A behind-the-hype look at today's emerging extended-relational DBMSs. (Feature)
July, 1997 (Vol 10, Num 8) Page 75
Other Planets in the Universe
(Sidebar)
July, 1997 (Vol 10, Num 8) Page 82
Extended Relational DBMSs - The Technology: Part 1
Application Requirements Driving Industry Efforts to Extend Relational DBMSs to Handle Complex Data (Feature)
June, 1997 (Vol 10, Num 7) Page 42
Universal DBMSs and the Web
Deciding Whether the Latest Web Features from Informix and Oracle Fit Your Business Needs (Feature)
April, 1997 (Vol 10, Num 4) Page 20, Internet Systems
Debating Databases at DB/Expo
RDBMS vendors argue the merits and methods of supporting complex data types. (Column: From the Editor)
December, 1996 (Vol 9, Num 13) Page 6
Using ODBC to Access Nontabular Data
How several vendors provide ODBC access to objects, documents, hierarchical, and network data sources. (Feature)
April, 1996 (Vol 9, Num 4) Page S19
Scaling Operating Systems
How to pick, tune, and scale an operating system to shoulder the weight of powerful OLTP applications. (Feature)
March, 1998 (Vol 11, Num 3) Page 55
Running on NT
Does Windows NT have what it takes to host powerful enterprise databases? (Feature)
December, 1997 (Vol 10, Num 13) Page 36
Windows NT: Your Call
Would you run your enterprise database applications on Windows NT? (Column: From the Editor)
August, 1997 (Vol 10, Num 9) Page 8
SQL-Optimizer 1.0.4
SQL-Optimizer is a performance management SQL monitor for Oracle servers. (Review)
January, 1998 (Vol 11, Num 1) Page 30
Oracle Performance Strategies
Why It's Important to Keep Up to Date With Product Improvements and Understand New Features (Feature)
May, 1997 (Vol 10, Num 5) Page 89
Taming Data Giants, Part 2
Managing massive databases requires specialized strategies and techniques. (Feature)
March, 1997 (Vol 10, Num 3) Page 63
Taming Data Giants
Getting a Grip on VLDB in the Real World (Feature)
February, 1997 (Vol 10, Num 2) Page 38
Performance Monitoring
A primer on performance monitoring, and what leading DBMS vendors have to offer. (Column: Server Side)
September, 1996 (Vol 9, Num 10) Page 85
Everything You Know Is Wrong
Joe debunks myths on query optimization, duplicates, and projects that never complete. (Column: SQL for Smarties)
August, 1996 (Vol 9, Num 9) Page 18
Indexing and Access Mechanisms
How indexes and other tricks can help -- or hinder -- your performance tuning efforts (Feature)
May, 1996 (Vol 9, Num 5) Page 65
Plan Analyzer for Oracle
(Review)
March, 1996 (Vol 9, Num 3) Page 35
SQL-Optimizer 1.0.4
SQL-Optimizer is a performance management SQL monitor for Oracle servers. (Review)
January, 1998 (Vol 11, Num 1) Page 30
Oracle Year 2000 Pitfalls
Practical techniques for addressing the Y2K problem in Oracle-based applications. (Feature)
January, 1998 (Vol 11, Num 1) Page 55
Inside Oracle8
Oracle's latest release brings extended-relational technology and improved parallel processing to the enterprise. (Feature)
December, 1997 (Vol 10, Num 13) Page 62
Hit the Road
Keys to setting up a mobile DBMS for your remote users. (Column: Server Side)
November, 1997 (Vol 10, Num 12) Page 75
Underwhelmed by New Technology
Joe isn't too impressed with what's out there. (Column: SQL for Smarties)
September, 1997 (Vol 10, Num 10) Page 18
Mothballing a Database Project
A Few Simple Steps can Drastically Increase the Shelf Life of Canceled Projects. (Feature)
December, 1996 (Vol 9, Num 13) Page 75
Oracle7 Release 7.3
Oracle Finally Puts Its Money Where Its Mouth Is With Oracle7 Release 7.3 and the Universal Server. (Review)
November, 1996 (Vol 9, Num 12) Page S12
Oracle's Impressive Designer 2000
Oracle's analysis and design toolkit takes a big step in usability. (Column: Desktop DBMS)
October, 1996 (Vol 9, Num 11) Page 92
The Oracle Enterprise Strategy
From the networked enterprise to the Network Computer, Oracle builds on its database foundation. (Feature)
September, 1996 (Vol 9, Num 10) Page 42
Ray Lane Speaks Out
(Sidebar)
September, 1996 (Vol 9, Num 10) Page 48
Plan Analyzer for Oracle
(Review)
March, 1996 (Vol 9, Num 3) Page 35
Packaged Apps for the Masses
Traditionally high-end enterprise resource planning (ERP) vendors are extending their technology to the middle market. (Feature)
October, 1997 (Vol 10, Num 11) Page 64
Battle of the Visual Masters
Delphi vs. Visual Basic vs. Power Objects (Feature)
April, 1996 (Vol 9, Num 4) Page 91
Oracle Power Objects
(Review)
February, 1996 (Vol 9, Num 2) Page 29
Integrating Enterprise Applications
Just a few false moves can make your project collapse like a house of cards. (Feature)
March, 1998 (Vol 11, Num 3) Page 38
Crossing the Streams
Integrating packaged applications offers big payoff potential for businesses. (Column: Application Architect)
February, 1998 (Vol 11, Num 2) Page 24
Packaged Apps for the Masses
Traditionally high-end enterprise resource planning (ERP) vendors are extending their technology to the middle market. (Feature)
October, 1997 (Vol 10, Num 11) Page 64
Integrating Electronic Commerce
Strategic solutions for integrating electronic commerce in business applications (Feature)
September, 1997 (Vol 10, Num 10) Page 81
When Rules Meet Development
Business rules should be the primary goal of application development. (Column: Enterprise Client/Server)
January, 1997 (Vol 10, Num 1) Page 12
The ABCs of SAP R/3
What it is, why all the fuss, and why should you care? (Column: C/S Developer)
October, 1996 (Vol 9, Num 11) Page 28
Internet - DBMS Strategies
From Web-enabling to CyberApp: The impact of the Internet on business applications. (Feature)
October, 1996 (Vol 9, Num 11) Page 44
The Oracle Enterprise Strategy
From the networked enterprise to the Network Computer, Oracle builds on its database foundation. (Feature)
September, 1996 (Vol 9, Num 10) Page 42
The CA Enterprise
The 20 year old mainframe giant shifts its focus towards multiplatform client/server tools. (Feature)
August, 1996 (Vol 9, Num 9) Page 74
Paradox on the Desktop
Rethinking the present and future role of Paradox 7 (Column: Desktop DBMS)
May, 1996 (Vol 9, Num 5) Page 92
Oracle Performance Strategies
Why It's Important to Keep Up to Date With Product Improvements and Understand New Features (Feature)
May, 1997 (Vol 10, Num 5) Page 89
Taming Data Giants, Part 2
Managing massive databases requires specialized strategies and techniques. (Feature)
March, 1997 (Vol 10, Num 3) Page 63
Taming Data Giants
Getting a Grip on VLDB in the Real World (Feature)
February, 1997 (Vol 10, Num 2) Page 38
Growing Pains
Taming exponential application growth by building scalable-enabled solutions. (Feature)
February, 1997 (Vol 10, Num 2) Page 48
Whatýs New in Data Warehousing
A snapshot view of where the data warehouse market is now and where itýs going. (Feature)
August, 1996 (Vol 9, Num 9) Page S 4
Parallel Systems in 1995: The Year in Review
Whatýs been going on the hot parallel database market? This update puts the tools in their places. (Feature)
March, 1996 (Vol 9, Num 3) Page 63
Parallel Processing with DB2 Parallel Edition: The Wave of the Future
(Column: Server Side)
March, 1996 (Vol 9, Num 3) Page 75
Patterns Demystified
Keys to integrating patterns into your software development. (Column: Application Architect)
October, 1997 (Vol 10, Num 11) Page 26
Packaged Apps for the Masses
Traditionally high-end enterprise resource planning (ERP) vendors are extending their technology to the middle market. (Feature)
October, 1997 (Vol 10, Num 11) Page 64
Building on Bigger Boxes
The art of successfully selecting scalable hardware servers to support OLTP Systems. The second in the Emergent Corp. Transaction Processing Series. (Feature)
February, 1998 (Vol 11, Num 2) Page 47
Managing Dynamic Queries
The Teleran System helps keep runaway queries at bay. (Column: Server Side)
February, 1998 (Vol 11, Num 2) Page 71
SQL-Optimizer 1.0.4
SQL-Optimizer is a performance management SQL monitor for Oracle servers. (Review)
January, 1998 (Vol 11, Num 1) Page 30
Visual Quantify
Visual Quantify is a performance profiling tool that automatically pinpoints application performance bottlenecks, taking the difficulty and guesswork out of performance tuning. (Review)
December, 1997 (Vol 10, Num 13) Page 30
Performance Anxiety
Application architects and developers must think about performance before it's too late. (Column: Application Architect)
July, 1997 (Vol 10, Num 8) Page 26
Oracle Performance Strategies
Why It's Important to Keep Up to Date With Product Improvements and Understand New Features (Feature)
May, 1997 (Vol 10, Num 5) Page 89
Performance Tuning
Offerings by leading DBMS vendors for database performance tuning. (Column: Server Side)
October, 1996 (Vol 9, Num 11) Page 85
Performance Monitoring
A primer on performance monitoring, and what leading DBMS vendors have to offer. (Column: Server Side)
September, 1996 (Vol 9, Num 10) Page 85
Indexing and Access Mechanisms
How indexes and other tricks can help -- or hinder -- your performance tuning efforts (Feature)
May, 1996 (Vol 9, Num 5) Page 65
Battle of the Visual Masters
Delphi vs. Visual Basic vs. Power Objects (Feature)
April, 1996 (Vol 9, Num 4) Page 91
ODBC Branches Out
Recent innovations in ODBC include multiplatform drivers, ODBC servers, replication, Web access, and more. (Feature)
April, 1996 (Vol 9, Num 4) Page S 4
Server Automation Principles
Practical approaches to automating database server administration and maintenance using technology that is available today. (Feature)
February, 1996 (Vol 9, Num 2) Page 50
Connecting Sybase to the Web
Strategies for developing Perl-driven Sybase SQL Server applications for the Web. (Feature)
November, 1997 (Vol 10, Num 12) Page 69
Plugging into the Web
Using Plug-Ins to Rehost a Client/Server Application for Running on a Web Browser. (Feature)
December, 1996 (Vol 9, Num 13) Page 69
Uniting Object-Oriented and Distributed Systems
A PowerBuilder-centric discussion of distributed programmable objects. (Feature)
July, 1997 (Vol 10, Num 8) Page 84
PowerBuilder 5.0
Powersoft Continues to Improve Powerbuilder with Release 5.0 (Review)
April, 1997 (Vol 10, Num 4) Page 46
Plugging into the Web
Using Plug-Ins to Rehost a Client/Server Application for Running on a Web Browser. (Feature)
December, 1996 (Vol 9, Num 13) Page 69
The Evolution of Client/Server CASE
How the new CASE tools promise to simplify data management and automate development. (Feature)
January, 1996 (Vol 9, Num 1) Page 67
Integrating Enterprise Applications
Just a few false moves can make your project collapse like a house of cards. (Feature)
March, 1998 (Vol 11, Num 3) Page 38
What Does the Central Team Do?
It Plays a Very Serious Production Role in the Enterprise Data Warehouse (Column: Data Warehouse Architect)
June, 1997 (Vol 10, Num 7) Page 16
Object Models Meet Tools
Tools, models, and techniques for high-end object-oriented development. (Feature)
January, 1997 (Vol 10, Num 1) Page 53
Letters
(Letters)
December, 1996 (Vol 9, Num 13) Page 4
Client/Server Collapse
A survey of common architectural mistakes that can kill a project. (Column: C/S Developer)
December, 1996 (Vol 9, Num 13) Page 24
Mothballing a Database Project
A Few Simple Steps can Drastically Increase the Shelf Life of Canceled Projects. (Feature)
December, 1996 (Vol 9, Num 13) Page 75
Everything You Know Is Wrong
Joe debunks myths on query optimization, duplicates, and projects that never complete. (Column: SQL for Smarties)
August, 1996 (Vol 9, Num 9) Page 18
Push Back in Push Technology
Is push technology the next big thing for data warehousing, or is it just a distraction? (Feature)
November, 1997 (Vol 10, Num 12) Page 63
Next-Generation Middleware
Multitiered distributed systems and the web are changing the face of middleware as we know it. (Feature)
September, 1997 (Vol 10, Num 10) Page 69
Push Back in Push Technology
Is push technology the next big thing for data warehousing, or is it just a distraction? (Feature)
November, 1997 (Vol 10, Num 12) Page 63
Pushing and Pulling
What's it all about, and where does it get you? (Column: Enterprise Client/Server)
August, 1997 (Vol 10, Num 9) Page 10
Pondering Push Technology
Push technology emerges as a data and application distribution pathway. (Column: From the Editor)
March, 1997 (Vol 10, Num 3) Page 8
Managing Dynamic Queries
The Teleran System helps keep runaway queries at bay. (Column: Server Side)
February, 1998 (Vol 11, Num 2) Page 71
Crystal Reports Professional 6.0
Crystal Reports Professional 6.0 is a reporting and query tool for PC and SQL databases that offers both advanced development features and
interactive Web publishing. (Review)
January, 1998 (Vol 11, Num 1) Page 27
Turbocharge Your Query Tools
How to answer really difficult business questions. (Column: Data Warehouse Architect)
September, 1997 (Vol 10, Num 10) Page 14
Worlds in Collision
Merging business and IT architecture perspectives to evaluate query and analysis tools successfully. (Feature)
August, 1997 (Vol 10, Num 9) Page 48
Caught in the Internet Whirlpool
Query tool vendors are broadening their scope. (Column: Data Warehouse Architect)
March, 1997 (Vol 10, Num 3) Page 14
Level\5 Quest
Level\5 Quest Server lets you publish searchable databases on the World Wide Web. Quest uses fuzzy logic, which lets you point at target values and search any ODBC-accessible database for all records that are close to your targets. (Review)
March, 1997 (Vol 10, Num 3) Page 33
Features for Query Tools
Ralph's idiosyncratic view of the data warehouse market and query tools. (Column: Data Warehouse Architect)
February, 1997 (Vol 10, Num 2) Page
Web Searching and Conjugacy
Joe explains his mysterious SQL puzzle answers. (Column: SQL for Smarties)
February, 1997 (Vol 10, Num 2) Page 16
Sagent Data Mart Solution
The Sagent Data Mart Solution is a family of integrated products for building, managing, and accessing data marts. (Review)
February, 1997 (Vol 10, Num 2) Page 30
NetScheme InterMart Toolkit
NetScheme InterMart Toolkit uses object-oriented technology to interpret, classify, and display the important business relationships within your datamart or data warehouse. [Editor's note: NetScheme is planning to change the name of this product. How eve (Review)
November, 1996 (Vol 9, Num 12) Page 35
Searching Text and Tables
Searching relational tables should be as easy as searching text on the Web. (Column: From the Editor)
October, 1996 (Vol 9, Num 11) Page 4, Internet Systems
Brio Query Enterprise 4.0
(Review)
September, 1996 (Vol 9, Num 10) Page 34
Whatýs New in Data Warehousing
A snapshot view of where the data warehouse market is now and where itýs going. (Feature)
August, 1996 (Vol 9, Num 9) Page S 4
Esperant 3.0
(Review)
February, 1996 (Vol 9, Num 2) Page 36
BrioQuery 3.5
(Review)
February, 1996 (Vol 9, Num 2) Page 38
PowerPlay 4.1 and Impromptu 3.0
(Review)
January, 1996 (Vol 9, Num 1) Page 34