Managing NonStop applications is very cost-effective
In times when the cost of systems is decreasing, and the cost of labor is increasing, it may be worthwhile... Read more.
NonStop SQL/MX 3.9 featuring the DBS user interface for all users
In this and other spaces I have written and talked about NonStop SQL/MX Database Services (DBS) on a regular basis.... Read more.
Using Measure to monitor NonStop SQL performance
Applications that use relational databases take advantage of the powerful Structured Query Language (SQL) that expresses only what data is required but not how ... Read more.
Support for VARCHAR2 in NonStop SQL/MX
Migrating from one SQL database management system to another is a task that needs careful planning and testing. One would expect however that the result of stan... Read more.
Native LOBs in SQL/MX Featured by Python on NonStop
Native Large-Objects (LOBs) were introduced in NonStop SQL/MX release 3.8 and replace the previous implementation of LOBs for JDBC in which the driver manages t... Read more.
Best practices for Managing your NonStop database
Introduction “Automation brings velocity, standardization and includes best practices for setting up databases” In the September issue of The Connection,... Read more.
Next steps with NonStop SQL/MX DBS
In the past year we have been enhancing the webDBS user interface to a point that it can be used in serious prototype work, thanks to the input of those who par... Read more.