Database

Django

Submitted by eadmund on Mon, 2007-01-22 14:08.Applications | Database | Linux | Software Development | Unix | Windows | WWW

Excellent Python web development framework

Fri, 2005-07-15 14:00

Stable

I like to use this to throw together nice web frontends for the PHBs to look at stats & stuff. It's pretty simple to use, interfaces easily to a database--very useful for the sorts of sysadmin-plus stuff I tend to do.

And for my next trick, Oracle 9i tablespace migrations...

Submitted by bwilson on Wed, 2007-01-10 22:26.Database

Well, I didn't expect it to take this long to get to the point of making this blog entry. Busy-ness is happy-ness, or something schmarmy like that...

So, I had this Oracle database with 9 independant tablespaces - each one for a different library in this case. The challenge, I am moving them all to a new install on a new server, but not all at once. And, after I migrate one, I 'upgrade' the application running on it. It's been fun. What I've found about tablespace migrations...

I've got two methods of doing it really. The first one is the one I like better at this point, though it's not the one recommended by the vendor. It seems to work just as well though. Basically, their tablespaces are independent enough that they're "Transportable". I.e. I can transport one tablespace, and run the upgrade process which cleans up some Invalid objects, and at the end it's just as good.

LLBLGen Pro - O/R Mapping Tool for .NET - Save time on any database software development project

Submitted by davidarcher on Wed, 2006-11-15 07:41.Database | Software Development

Object-Relational Mapping Tool for .NET

www.llblgen.com

Sat, 2006-07-01 07:00

Mature

LLBLGen Pro is a real time saver for software developers: development time can be decreased by over 50%! LLBLGen Pro generates a complete data-access tier and business façade/support tier for you (in C# or VB.NET), using an existing database schema set. In seconds.

LLBLGen Pro lets software developers focus on the real deal: business logic code, instead of them having to hammer out endless lists of almost the same routines. You design your database schema's with the abstract modelling tools you always use (for example a NIAM/ORM designer like Visio, or an E/R modeller), and LLBLGen Pro takes care of the rest. All you have to do next is modify some of the names LLBLGen Pro has given entities and fields if necessary, and generate code.

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