techtips.timlaytonllc.com – Lesson 5 – Learning Visual Basic has two parts. This is part 2 of the lesson. Tim Layton continues building on his Learning Visual Basic From the Ground Up Series by showing you how to deal with implicit casting, perform data conversions, write If statements to handle data validation and more. For the written part of this lesson and all of the other lessons visit the blog address at http
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ASP.NET 3.5 LINQ TO SQL PART2 : Data Model
tinyurl.com Pro ASP.NET 4.0 in C# 2010 LINQ to SQL relies on an object-to-relational model set of classes that map to your database tables. Visual Studio 2008 includes a visual ORM design surface that maps these tables to code. Source : www.asp.net
Business Intelligence
Business Intelligence (BI) refers to various skills, technologies and practices that are used to support business decision making, therefore also called as decision support system.
According to the leading research firm, Gartner that open-source BI tools production deployments will grow five-fold through 2012. The research firm also added that the open-source BI tool deployment is growing solidly.
According to various analysts, an effective and integrated BI solution can improve business performance by having better decision making across the company. At present, various large houses like Microsoft, Oracle (Hyperion), IBM (Cognos), and SAP (Business Objects) offer BI solutions to achieve the success and better Return on Investments (ROI).
Why Business intelligence Solutions required?
Business Intelligence helps its users in various tasks like –
- To know your customers better
- To look and evaluate the competition in the market
- Help you to accommodate with your business partners better
- Process information regarding economic efficiency and ROI
- It also helps you in decision making for your internal operations.
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Business Objects: The Complete Reference
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If your objective in business intelligence reporting is Business Objects success, this is the resource for you. Gives a thorough run-down of the software, plus coverage of Web intelligence, complex queries, multidimensional analysis, and more. Author Cindi Howson has plenty of hands-on experience with the product. . . . More >>
Business Objects: Complete Report Writing Course
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This course is designed to teach the basics through advance reporting techniques and skills. People taking this course should have experience using some sort of reporting tool, such as BusinessObjects, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Access, or any of the similar reporting applications. This course is unlike any other in production today, because it offers many real-life examples. Many courses touch each subject. However, they fail to show how all of the subjects work together to create a unified solution to reporting needs. This course overcomes this, by providing over thirty different examples that help students understand how to use BusinessObjects to provide solutions to corporate reporting demands. The topics are also introduced in a logical and simplified manner. Thus, enabling students to grasp concepts and techniques in a more relaxed style. Training employees is expensive and time consuming. Buy the best training manual for your employees. . . More >>
Exploring Business Objects Web Intelligence
Web Intelligence is a reporting tool from Business Objects useful for understanding and controlling business tasks. Using Web Intelligence, one can create simple as well as complex reports and share the same with other team members. It provides access to the right business information quickly and easily to help decision makers take business decisions.
Web Intelligence allows users to access, analyze, and share corporate data over intranets and extranets for both relational databases (RDBMS) and online analytical processing (OLAP) servers. Web Intelligence provides users direct access to the source database and thus helps in analysis. As a result users can respond quickly to everyday business questions.
In order to access Web Intelligence, users need to log in to the Business Objects InfoView via internet browser. Here users can create, edit and analyze Web Intelligence documents. They can also upload documents to the repository or share documents with other users using InfoView.
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Overview on Business Objects XI Data Foundation
Manage data integration and data quality, to help you build an agile and trustworthy data foundation, underpinning any type of business or IT initiative. More at: www.businessobjects.com
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PHP Programming with PEAR: XML, Data, Dates, Web Services, and Web APIs
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XML, Data, Dates, Web Services, and Web APIs Maximize your productivity through the use of proven, powerful, reusable PHP components In-depth coverage of a range of important PEAR packagesMany code examples provide a clear and practical guidance
In Detail PEAR is the PHP Extension and Application Repository, and is a framework and distribution system for reusable, high-quality PHP components, available in the form of “packages”.
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PHP Programming with PEAR: XML, Data, Dates, Web Services, and Web APIs
Querying Table Data Using Visual Basic Code in MS Access
In order to fully utilize the capabilities of MS Access, one must learn not only learn the Visual Basic (VB) programming language, but should also learn Standard Query Language (SQL). Once a grasp of these two languages have been obtained, MS Access users can begin to build faster and more efficient databases.
One tool that has proved itself very useful to me over the years is querying data from tables or queries using VB and SQL code. A brief introduction to this process is presented in this article. To best understand this process, an example is provided below along with an explanation of its parts.
'*********CODE*********** Dim rstTemp As Recordset Dim strSQL As String Dim routeNum As Integer strSQL = "SELECT [Route], [Main Route PM], [Intersecting Route], [IntBeginPM], [IntEndPM] “ strSQL = strSQL + “FROM Intersections_list WHERE (((CStr([Route])) = """ + cmbRouteQuery + """));" Set rstTemp = CurrentDb.OpenRecordset(strSQL, dbOpenDynaset) If (Not (rstTemp.EOF)) Then rstTemp.MoveFirst routeNum = rstTemp(0) '************************
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