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Visual Studio Server Explorer Integrated with .NET Data Provider for Teradata

The .NET Data Provider for Teradata is integrated with Microsoft's Visual Studio 2005 and 2008.  This article addresses the Visual Studio Server Explorer integration with a Teradata data connection and the various database objects that are supported. 

Teradata JMS Universal Connector 13.00.03.01 released

Teradata is pleased to announce the official release of the Teradata JMS Universal Connector 13.00.03.01 effective September 9, 2010.  It is available for download in the Teradata Developer Exchange download section.

Previously named Teradata JMS Adapter, the JMS Universal Connector 13.00.03 release focuses on improved Error Handling and Failure/Recovery scenarios. 

This article focuses on the product basics and the benefits/advantages of using this solution. Please read the Install Guide for installation instructions. And for community support, please visit the Connectivity Forum.

Speed up your JDBC/ODBC applications

The Teradata JDBC Driver and ODBC Driver allow developers to quickly build applications that interact with the Teradata Database. However, many developers are surprised when their fully functioning application suddenly hits a performance roadblock when it is deployed to their production environment. And in many of these cases, the blame is sometimes unfairly placed onto the JDBC and ODBC drivers. This article will highlight the programming techniques available to maximize the performance when interacting with the database and help developers choose the right implementation.

Invoking Workstation BTEQ to Use Unicode

Workstation BTEQ recently added Unicode Support to its list of capabilities.  This article will explain to you how to start a Unicode BTEQ session in both interactive and batch mode. Command line options have been provided to give you control and flexibility to execute BTEQ in various Unicode environments, while preserving BTEQ’s legacy behavior.

CLIv2 Debug Facility and Wire Protocol

This article introduces CLIv2 debug facility and describes Client and Teradata DBS server wire protocol. There are two parts of this article. The first part is to cover how to setup CLIv2 debug facility. It includes the setting of many environment variables that activate different function of CLIv2 debug facility. The second part is to describe the contents generated by CLIv2 debug facility. It covers messages and parcels sent and received between Client and DBS servers.

Using SQuirrel SQL Client with Teradata

Teradata offers many ways to connect and query our database with our Tools and Utilities(TTU) package - BTEQ, BTEQWin, SQLA and the TD Eclipse plug-in.
These are great tools and we're here to promote them and help you get the most from them. But we're techies too and we understand that there are times when you want to use your own tool of choice. We get it and we're here to help you with this option as well.

Jazz up ResultSets with a Swing JTable

HTML boasts a wide range of features to present data to end users. Add in the various frameworks that “sit on top” of HTML and the web represents a rich and powerful environment through which information may be delivered to end users.

While the web is a powerful environment, there are times when a windows based application might be better suited to the task at hand. This article presents a Java class library that makes this a lot easier.

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