Showing posts with label Database. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Database. Show all posts

Sunday, June 2, 2013

SQL Server 2012

Easy to get started. Free to use.

Take advantage of the same powerful database engine as the other versions of SQL Server in a version great for redistribution and embedding, free! SQL Server Express includes 10GB of storage per database, easy backup and restore functionality and compatibility with all editions of SQL Server and Windows Azure SQL Database.

Things You Can Do

  • Simplify Development Efforts

    Leverage Existing Skills
    • Get started today developing on SQL Server with SQL Server Data Tools. Take advantage of existing Transact-SQL skills, and incorporate technologies, including the Microsoft ADO.NET Entity Framework and LINQ. Develop applications faster through deep integration with Visual Studio, Visual Web Developer, and SQL Server Management Studio.
    Improve Developer Productivity
    • Increase developer productivity and simplify deployment through integration with Visual Studio and Visual Web Developer. Take advantage of advanced capabilities, including rich table and query designers, full integration with Server Explorer, and drag-and-drop IDE support for rapidly building data-bound applications.
    Tune the Design Process
    • Manage SQL Server 2012 Express databases with SQL Server Management Studio Express. Connect to local SQL Server 2012 Express databases and manage objects with full Object Explorer integration. Write, execute, and test queries by using visual query plans that provide hints to tune queries and access management and maintenance options.

Tuesday, February 19, 2013

Access 2010: Windows Installer Package Solution Wizard

First you need :

Microsoft Access 2010 Runtime

After creating an application in Access 2010, you may need to bundle the relevant databases into a package. Access 2010 has a intrinsic feature which lets user bundle and deploy Access 2010 database applications. This feature allows you to wraps up Access application into setup package, i.e, MSI installer in which you can associate Macro or VB code with the main database file and add other information such as; registry info, bitmap files, data version, Add or Remove Programs information and EULA info.

To begin with bundling and deploying Access 2010 database, launch Access 2010 main database file and on File menu, click Save & Publish.
save publish
From main window, under Package & Distribute, click Package Solution. It will show up Package Solution button at right side, click it to get started.
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It will bring up package Solution Wizard dialog, click Browse to select the folder where you want to create a MSI application. Click Open and in wizard window hit Next to continue.
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In this step, click Browse to select the main database file, i.e, that contains main form, report or switchboard.
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Now from Root install folder, select a path of folder to install the setup file and from Install subfolder, enter name of folder you want installer to create. Beneath it, you can see the full folder path.
Under Pre-installation requirements, choose an option among three available options; a) installer will be requiring Access 2010 installed on the system, b) in-case of Access 2010 absence, it will require Access 2010 runtime to run the installer, and finally c) if system has neither access 2010 nor Access 2010 runtime, then the runtime will be bundled with the installer (for including Access 2010 runtime, you need to specify the location where it is residing).
Under Shortcut Options, enable Desktop option, to create a shortcut of main database file on desktop and enter the shortcut name.
Once done configuring all the necessary options, click Next to proceed further.
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In this step, we will be adding all the files to be bundled in MSI installer, click Add and select the application relevant database files.
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It will instantly add the files, for removing any database file(s), select the file and click Remove. If you need to add registry keys with app to operate according to requirements, click Add, to add registry keys. Once done, click Next.
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The last step is about adding installer properties and other feature information. Only input panes marked with red asterisk are mandatory. Start filling out General Properties, Feature Information, Add/Remove Programs Information, and File information. Click OK to end the wizard.
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It will instantly open the folder where the it has created an MSI installer (it contains all the selected database files). To test it out, run the installer.
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You will see the installer title as specified in wizard. Click Next to proceed with the installer steps.
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It will start installing bundled database as an app at the specified location (as specified in wizard).
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Once installed, move to UserApp folder to view the extracted database files.
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Monday, April 27, 2009

Access Developer Extensions


For Microsoft Acces 2007

Overview

The Access 2007 Developer Extensions provide packaging and deployment tools and licensing and distribution agreements to make it easier for developers to bring solutions to market. Whether you are working in a small business or a large enterprise, as a third-party or an internal developer, the Access 2007 Developer Extensions can facilitate the deployment and management of Access 2007 solutions.

The Access Developer Extensions include the following components:
  • Package Solution Wizard
    A wizard that creates a Windows Installer Package (MSI) to install your database and any supporting files and optionally includes the Access 2007 Runtime, or prompts the user to download the Access 2007 Runtime.


  • Save As Template
    Enables you to create database templates (ACCDTs) that can be featured in the Access 2007 Getting Started screen.


  • Source Code Control
    Integration with Microsoft Visual SourceSafe or other source code control systems to allow check-in/check-out of queries, forms, reports, macros, modules, and data. You can also see the differences that have been made to your checked out objects.

The Access 2007 Developer Extensions do not include the Property Scanner and the Custom Startup Wizard that were included in previous versions.

The Access 2007 Runtime is also available as a download. For more information, see Access 2007 Download: Access Runtime.

Sunday, November 2, 2008

My SQL

MySQL database is the world's most popular open source database because of its fast performance, high reliability, ease of use, and dramatic cost savings.

Why MySQL Enterprise?

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