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Finding the bottlenecks, Chapter 6, of 'Beginning MySQL Database Design and Optimization'
Chapter 6 -- Finding the bottlenecks -- of "Beginning MySQL Database Design and Optimization: From Novice to Professional" covers how to use and alter commands for reading system and configuration variables. Tip
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Chapter 15 -- Handling file uploads -- of 'Beginning PHP and MySQL 5'
Chapter 15 -- Handling file uploads -- of 'Beginning PHP and MySQL 5' describes role of PHP's file-upload functions
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Chapter 3 -- Databases with Perl -- of 'Beginning Perl Web Development'
Chapter 3 -- Databases and Perl -- of 'Beginning Perl Web Development' examines the use of open source database MySQL with Perl and connecting to relational databases. Tip
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Enlarging your Sybase database
In this tip, Dr. Talebzadeh gives helpful examples of removing unwanted transactions and code for boosting your master database capacity. Tip
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Sybase: Views vs. stored procedures
Sybase expert Mich Talebzadeh describes the similarities between views and stored procedures that can lead to differences in the speed of compilation. Tip
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Sybase on Linux: How-to's and help
Here are some shortcuts for using Sybase on Linux. You'll get advice on starting using Perl to access stored Sybase data, shutting down SQLServer using Sybase ASE and more. 10 Tips in 10 Minutes
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Sybase vs. Oracle: 10 reasons to use Sybase on Linux
Despite its fall from market leadership, Sybase is still a strong enterprise offering, says database consultant Dr. Mich Talebzadeh. In this tip, he gives 10 reasons why Sybase on Linux bests other databases, particularly Oracle. Tip
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Sybase ASE on Linux: Getting rid of database deadlocks
Avoid hot spots and heap tables in Sybase ASE, says Sybase expert Mich Talebzadeh. Find out more solutions for detonating your database deadlocks in this tip. Tip
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Sybase vs. Oracle: Users speak out
Users respond to a recent column touting the merits of Sybase on Linux over Oracle as a database management system (DBMS). Some say Sybase is easier to manage; others claim Oracle is more stable and more powerful. Tip
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Learning and creating databases
MySQL expert Scott Noyes advises a user on where to find information for creating a database. Ask the Expert