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SQL Server User Group Keeping Busy

eWeek Editors | January 17, 2002

Unconcerned with their vendor's corporate problems like delayed launches, lawsuits and security holes, the two major user groups for Microsoft Corp. SQL Server products are busy planning for 2002 and beyond.

Geekspeak: January 7, 2002

John Taschek | January 07, 2002

Oracle banking on cache with 9i application server.

SQL Anywhere Studio Gets Faster

Timothy Dyck | December 31, 2001

Organizations looking for a branch-office database and software developers who want to store data in custom applications will find iAnywhere Solutions Inc.'s SQL Anywhere Studio 8.0 database an excellent choice.

Microsoft Uncovers SQL Server Vulnerabilities

Dennis Fisher | December 21, 2001

Topping off what can only be described as a disastrous week for the security of its products, Microsoft has discovered two vulnerabilities in the two most recent versions of SQL Server.

Lazy Database Gets Energized

eWeek Editors | December 18, 2001

Lazy Software is launching Version 2.0 of its flagship Sentences database, which uses an 'associative data' approach.

Oracle 9iAS Struggles to Keep Up With Hype

John Taschek | December 17, 2001

If Real Application Clusters isn't the breakthrough database technology that Larry Ellison said it is, he's going to take up sailing full time.

Oracle Meets Earnings Expectations

Matt Carolan | December 13, 2001

Enterprise software maker Oracle announced late Thursday a net second quarter income of $549 million, with earnings per share of 10 cents.

Oracles New Game Plan for 9i Database

eWeek Editors | December 10, 2001

Trying to stir up interest in Oracle9i, Oracle Corp. is promoting the database as a platform for such things as e-mail, voice mail and file serving.

Microsoft Sets Interim Server Upgrade

eWeek Editors | December 10, 2001

Microsoft Corp. plans a mid-2003 release of the next version of SQL Server, its high-end database, that will focus on making the product work with the company's .Net initiative.

Oracle To Push Clustering Further

eWeek Editors | December 04, 2001

Administrators of Oracle Corp. software could find their lives getting a bit easier in the next six months, as the software giant readies additional clustering and platform support.

Tools Put Oracle Platforms to the Test

eWeek Editors | December 03, 2001

BMC, Mercury and others will launch testing, development and management products for the Oracle 9i database this week.

Microsoft Eyes 2003 Yukon Release

eWeek Editors | November 30, 2001

The next version of SQL Server, Microsoft Corp.'s high-end database, will likely debut in mid-2003, with a minor upgrade to the existing SQL Server 2000 coming in February 2002.

Ellison Talks 'Cheap' Cloud at Oracle OpenWorld

DAILY VIDEO: Oracle introduces Autonomous Database Cloud and robotic security; Oracle is injecting most cloud applications with artificial intelligence; Google kills the unpopular free article...

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Intel Processors, Storage Set New Dell Servers Apart

Dell’s latest Intel-based PowerEdge servers bring new levels of operational efficiency and flexibility while extending industry-leading reliability and uptime.