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5 things you need to know about data exhaust
Big data is now a familiar term in most of the business world, and companies large and small are scrambling to take advantage of it. Data exhaust, on the other hand, is less widely known, and in some ways it's an evil twin brother.
Will FileMaker 15 boost your business?
FileMaker 15 release seems custom made to exploit the iPhone enterprise
The rise of the Salesforce admin
The combination of the growing Salesforce skill and the available positions are making the Salesforce administrator position very desirable. Salesforce is investing in growing the admin ecosystem providing various tools for both...
Microsoft continues hybrid push with stretchable SQL Server
Microsoft is keeping up its push to provide businesses with hybrid cloud tools by offering a new feature that lets companies stretch their database tables from on-premises infrastructure to its Azure storage service.
Couchbase 4.0 review: The Swiss Army knife of NoSQL
Hybrid document-oriented, key-value database brings easy, ad hoc queries into the mix with a SQL-like query language.
What does an Oracle audit look like? This one certainly wasn't pretty
Oracle is at least as well-known for its aggressive licensing tactics as for its namesake database technology, and a recent dispute makes it clear that that reputation isn't entirely unfounded.
Shrinking an already ginormous SharePoint database transaction log
What do you do when you can't avoid huge transaction logs in SharePoint and your files are too large?
Avoiding ginormous transaction logs with SharePoint databases
How do organizations avoid extremely large transaction log (.ldf) files? Find out in this article.
For many Oracle database users, Dec. 1 deadline looms
Companies that use a standard edition of Oracle's database software should be aware that a rapidly approaching deadline could mean increased licensing costs.
Operations costs are the Achilles' heel of NoSQL
Companies interested in adopting NoSQL should consider their options carefully. The vast majority of database use cases do not need massive horizontal scalability. Most applications could be better off with traditional SQL databases....
MySQL 5.7 delivers a 3x speed injection
It's been more than two years since the general release of MySQL 5.6, and on Monday Oracle announced that its successor will soon arrive bearing a significant boost in performance along with improved security and scalability.
Traction Watch: Cloudera soars to $100M in revenue and 100% annual growth
Cloudera has built a massively expanding community along with year-over-year of 100 percent revenue growth.
SQL Server remote access setup guide
In this free PDF download, you'll get step-by-step instructions for setting up VPN access to SQL Server. And a discount code gets you 25% off the e-book's full price.
SAP Hana users warned of security vulnerability
A security researcher is warning of a potentially serious vulnerability in the in-memory platform SAP Hana.
Oracle profit slides 24% as customers move to the cloud
Oracle reported a sharp drop in profit for the quarter just ended, with customers spending more on its cloud services but less on software in their own data centers.
6 key improvements in FileMaker 14
It wasn’t that long ago that Apple was short of cash -- and in those dark days FileMaker must surely have helped keep the mothership afloat.
Review: Stretch your NoSQL database with MarkLogic 8
Enterprise-oriented document database brings powerful indexing and flexible querying to a broad range of data types
Guessing that song REALLY grated after a while
It's the late 1980s, and this pilot fish is responsible for a critical database that's used for scheduling engineering tests at a major car company -- but suddenly it's getting corrupted.
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