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foozball3000

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Where can I find out what's happening in the software world on data?
Like what's the newest tools, the fastest formats... ect..
 
2cute2shy said:
Hi ,

Try , searching for SQL server , then check the home site for the latest dev, then do the same for the following

mysql
oracle
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Fooz knows a lot more than you give him credit for dude (or dudette?)... :D I think he wants to stay up to date with the latest releases of popular database engines and how they compare to one another in terms of features, speed, scalability, etc.
 
http://www.adtmag.com/Home.aspx

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SAP Launches Data Warehouse Search Tool
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Microsoft Testing Cloud-Based Data Sharing
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IBM DB2 Will Target Oracle Database Developers
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MySQL Adds Scalability to Open Source Database
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Terracotta Bolsters Java In-Memory Caching Platform
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Oracle's Sun Acquisition Spells Uncertainty for Java, Database Developers
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Velocity CTP3 Released
Microsoft last week week rolled out the next community test version of a distributed cache platform code-named "Velocity" that promises to speed up .NET-based applications.

Embarcadero Revamps Database Development and Performance Suite
Embarcadero Technologies today released a new suite of tools aimed at developers looking to tune Java and SQL code in data driven applications.

New Tools at EclipseCon Reach for Clouds
Numerous software suppliers last week took the wraps off new Eclipse-based tools, and a few were brought to cloud-based services.

Microsoft Reacts to 'Open Cloud Manifesto'
A Microsoft official took umbrage on Thursday to an "open standards" initiative proposed by a coalition of cloud computing technology providers.

DataDirect Boosts ODBC Drivers
Looking to give a boost to applications that rely on Microsoft's ODBC standard, DataDirect Technologies this week released version 6.0 of its DataDirect Connect for ODBC
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For your information overloaded pleasure
 
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