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Teradata Mainframe Client Utilities update

Teradata has completed a major compiler conversion effort that should be completely transparent to customers, yet they are the main beneficiaries.  This article:

  • Provides some historical background and context,
  • Discusses the reasons we switched compilers,
  • Identifies certain behavioral changes that were unavoidable,
  • And, finally, answers a few technical questions related to the overall process.

The venerable IBM mainframe was the original client platform developed for the Teradata RDBMS via channel-attached connections way back in the 1980s. Although we now support a wide range of client platforms using network-attached connections, a significant segment of our customer base continues to use mainframe clients.

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lasca.js, custom Unicode sorting for internationalized web applications

A common problem with web applications is that sorting results are inconsistent between the front-end and back-end because the browser and server collation tables differ. These differences force a developer to do all sorting either in the front-end or back-end, which is not very good solution. An application should not have to pay a penalty of a network call just to sort and the server should not get pinged for every sort either. A developer should have the ability to select the best solution for a given problem.

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A reliable rebooting mechanism for Data Mover Services

A reliable rebooting mechanism for Data Mover Services

Data Mover is a Teradata Application that allows users to copy databases or tables between Teradata systems. It is a JEE based application that is composed of three major code components: the Client (Command-line interface or Viewpoint portlet), the Daemon, and the Agent. The Daemon is the central piece of the application and the Agent is a worker unit that does the actual job of moving data. Both the Damon and the Agent are deployed in a Linux managed server.

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The Life of a Teradata Query

This presentation will follow a Teradata SQL query from its origin at the client...

Audience: 
Data Warehouse Administrator, Data Warehouse Application Specialist,Data Warehouse Architect/Designer
Training details
This course is offered by the Teradata Education Network. To enroll online, click the Training URL link below to go to the TEN site and Log in. If you're not a member click browse, select your region, and search on the Course Number. Or to enroll by phone, call the Enrollment Center at 1-937-242-4460. Note: You must be a member to register for a course.
Course Number: 
49876
Training Format: 
Recorded webcast
Price: 
$195
Credit Hours: 
1
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Using Aster Express: Act 3, On the Road to nPath

The foundations of the Aster platform are a parallel database with all the features you'd expect from a SQL platform.  However the power of the Aster platform really shines once you start using its library of SQL-MR analytic components.  With these components, complex data analysis that is difficult to code in SQL becomes much, much easier.  A clear example of this can be seen with Aster's nPath module.

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.NET Data Provider Reference

The following reference documentation is available:

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DBQL Scripts

DBQL TD 13.x to TD 14.0 Data Migration Script
Teradata 14.0 DBQL Setup and Maintenance Guide
Teradata 13.0 and 13.10 DBQL Setup and Maintenance Guide
DBQL TD 13.x to TD 14.0 Data Migration Script
DBQL Setup and Maintenance Scripts for Teradata V2R6

The DBQL setup and maintenance document provides scripts, as well as information on how to perform DBQL logging and maintenance, for Teradata Database V2R6.x.

Other Releases
Package Version Released Teradata Download
DBQL V2R6 to TD13.0 and TD13.10 Data Migration Script 2012.02.10 10 Feb 2012
  • 13.10
  • 13.0
  • V2R6.2
  • V2R6.1
  • V2R6.0
DBQL V2R6 to TD12 Data Migration Script 2012.02.10 10 Feb 2012
  • 12.0
  • V2R6.2
  • V2R6.1
  • V2R6.0
DBQL Setup and Maintenance Scripts for Teradata 12.0 2012.02.10 10 Feb 2012
  • 12.0
DBQL Setup and Maintenance Scripts for Teradata V2R6 2012.02.10 10 Feb 2012
  • V2R6.2
  • V2R6.1
  • V2R6.0
About this download

The DBQL setup and maintenance documents provides scripts, as well as information on how to perform DBQL logging, maintenance, and upgrade, now including Teradata 14.0.

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Episode IV: A New Platform (Backbone.js + Require.js)

This is the final installment of a four part series on modularizing the Backbone.js Todos application using Require.js. It examines porting the application to the Pokki platform. 

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.NET Data Provider for Teradata

.NET Data Provider 14.00.00.00
Other Releases
Package Version Released TTU OS Teradata Download
.NET Data Provider 13.11.00.01 13.11.00.01 29 Jun 2011
  • 13.10
  • Windows i386 (32-bit)
  • Windows x86-64 (64-bit)
  • 13.10
  • 13.0
  • 12.0
  • V2R6.2
  • V2R6.1
.NET Data Provider 13.01.00.04 13.01.00.04 20 Oct 2010
  • 13.0
  • Windows i386 (32-bit)
  • Windows x86-64 (64-bit)
  • 13.0
  • 12.0
  • V2R6.2
  • V2R6.1
.NET Data Provider 12.00.01.01 12.00.01.01 13 Oct 2010
  • 12.0
  • Windows i386 (32-bit)
  • Windows x86-64 (64-bit)
  • 13.0
  • 12.0
  • V2R6.2
  • V2R6.1
  • V2R6.0
About this download

The .NET Data Provider for Teradata is an implementation of the Microsoft ADO.NET specification. It provides direct access to the Teradata Database and integrates with the DataSet. .NET Applications use the .NET Data Provider for Teradata to load data into the Teradata Database or retrieve data from the Teradata Database.

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9.2 Quintillion? What's that all about?

A quintillion is 10 raised to the power of 18 (that is, 1 followed by 18 zeros).  9.2 quintillion (or more precisely, 9,223,372,036,854,775,807) is the new limit in Teradata Database 14.0 for the number of combined partitions.  Note that this is the same as the maximum BIGINT value (which is a signed 8-byte integer).  While tables that are defined with 65535 or less combined partitions still use 2-byte partitioning, if the number of defined combined partitions exceeds 65535 for a table, the table is created with 8-byte partitioning.

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