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28 Apress Springer News 5/2008 springer.com/booksellers S. Alapati, Flower Mound, TX , USA C. Allen, Trinity, FL, USA; W. Arnold, A. Balkan, G. Allen, Newtown, NSW, Australia N. Cannasse, J. Grden, R. Hauwert, M. Hughes, Expert Oracle Database 11g P. Mineault Beginning DB2 Administration The Essential Guide to Open From Novice to Professional Source Flash Development This book is the most comprehensive Oracle DBA Beginning DB2 with Express C Edition is about handbook that’s in the market today. With a solid the free version of IBM’s leading-edge, DB2 rela- pedigree going back to Oracle Database 9i, this There are a large number of Open Source tools tional database management system. It is the only book provides everything an aspiring DBA needs available for Flash, and this book takes the most introductory DB2 book in the market to be aimed to make the transition from novice to respected popular of those and explains how they work and at developers who do not plan to make a career professional. It’s the only such one-stop book on how to fit them into an existing workflow. Some out of database administration. It is written in a the market, and it’s written by an author with of these tools are hugely popular, with the most friendly and easy-going style that is accessible to increasing visibility and respect in the field. recent version of Papervision3D alone (released rank beginners. in July 07) being downloaded more than 300,000 Features times and being used in projects for companies Features 7 Previous editions have a solid track-record such as Nike, Audi, and Le Coq Sportif. This is the 7 Written by Grant Allen, a DB2 expert and 7 Everything an Oracle DBA needs to know, only book dedicated to Open Source Flash proj- Google employee who is also a regular speaker at inside one set of covers 7 Releases in conjunc- ects, and is written by the project leads themselves. industry conferences 7 The only introductory tion with Oracle OpenWorld 2008, which is likely DB2 book aimed at rank beginners 7 Covers to coincide with the announcement of Oracle Features DB2 9.2, also known as “Viper 2”, which is the Database 11g Release II, leading to a groundswell 7 The only book covering Open Source Flash most recent release of DB2 available of renewed interest in good books on Oracle tools 7 Written by the project leads and commu- administration nity names behind many of the key OS Flash From the contents projects, such as Papervision3D, Red5, and SWX What is DB2?- Creating a DB2 environment.- Contents 7 Covers all the major Open Source Flash Beginning administration with DB2 Express The Oracle DBA’s World.- Relational Database projects Edition.- DB2 Control Center.- Taking control of Modeling and Design.- Essential Unix/Linux your DB2 Express environment.- Sharing your for the Oracle DBA.- Using SQL*Plus and the Contents DB2 Express environment.- Users, groups and Enterprise Manager.- Oracle Database 11g The world of OSFlash.- Figuring out what’s avail- access level security.- Database fundamentals with Architecture.- Managing Tablespaces.- Schema able.- Preparing an open source workflow.- Using DB2 Express Edition.- Database design.- DB2 Management.- Oracle Transaction Management.- an open source workflow.- Testing, debugging and Development Center.- Use SQL to work with your Installation and Upgrading to Oracle Database optimization.- Deploying your application/site.- data.- Defining tables, indexes, views and more.- 11g.- Creating an Oracle Database.- Connectivity AMFPHP.- SWX for Flash and Flash Lite.- haXe.- Users, Groups, Security and Privileges.- Functions, and Networking.- User Management and Database Fuse.- SWFAddress and SWFObject.- Papervision Triggers and Stored Procedures.- XML in DB2.- Security.- Loading and Transforming Data.- 3D.- Red5 history and installation.- Application Getting your data into DB2.-(Maybe?) an overview Compression and encryption for external tables.- development in Red5. of more advanced options. Using Data pump Export and Import.- Backing up Databases.- Recovering Databases.- Automatic Fields of interest Fields of interest Management and Online Caps.- Managing the Programming Techniques Data Structures, Cryptology and Information Operational Database.- SQL Query Optimization.- Theory Tuning the Instance. Target groups Intermediate to Advanced Flash Developers Target groups Field of interest Beginner developers who wish to quickly learn Data Structures, Cryptology and Information Discount group to use DB2 Express Edition (the free version of Theory C DB2) as a basis for their development projects; database administrators of other brands of data- Target groups base management systems who wish to come up to Intermediate Oracle database administrators speed on DB2 Discount group Discount group C P Due August 2008 Due July 2008 Due August 2008 Distribution rights for Hong Kong, Taiwan, Republic Distribution rights for Hong Kong, Taiwan, Republic Distribution rights for Hong Kong, Taiwan, Republic of Korea, Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia, of Korea, Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia, of Korea, Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia, Philippines,Vietnam, Brunei, Myanmar: Transquest Philippines,Vietnam, Brunei, Myanmar: Transquest Philippines,Vietnam, Brunei, Myanmar: Transquest Publishers Pte Ltd . 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