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Is it just a buzzword that means nothing or is there a definition of what makes an application (desktop or web) an enterprise application?
Started by Thomas Owens on
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In other words, the main feature....
Wikipedia entry
I have come to believe that the biggest difference between an enterprise application things as easily and as flexible as possible, an enterprise application is all about limiting what with.
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What makes an application an “enterprise” or “enterprise-level” application?
What is meant by Enterprise applications? Enterprise Frameworks? etc?
I hear the term "enterprise" alot, but to be honest I have no clue what it really means.
What...
Started by hasen j on
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Enterprise is a buzzword.
Enterprise software is basically software that costs a lot of money.
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Duplicate of:
What makes an application an “enterprise” or “enterprise-level” application?
After reading Wolfbyte's answer on Enterprise FizzBuzz I have thought about what constitutes a program as "Enterprise".
What makes an application or a software ...
Started by Sung Meister on
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What "enterprise-level" really Efficiency Flexibility Modularity Interoperability....
An Enterprise Application requirements, as well as backup, logging, auditing, and authentication.
Where there are large numbers of users and complex business rules .
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Is PHP suitable for Enterprise Application Development ?
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In a corporate environment/node/view/15
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/130869/can-php-handle-enterprise-level-sites-as-well-as-java
http://www.interaktonline.com....
Well, Facebook uses it and you can't get much more enterprise than that.
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Is JSF being used in the enterprise, or at least growing in use?
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Company in an 'Enterprise' way, I know the previous two companies I've worked at have used.
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How to downgrade from SQL2005 Enterprise to SQL2005 Standard in Windows Server 2003?
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Don't forget to script any user.
Enterprise, install the Standard version and restore the databases.
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What features makes it popular in enterprise?
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Easy to learn, good libraries to use on the back end. .
Technology and practices into the Enterprise.
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What enterprise virus-scanning systems do you recommend?
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However that was....
Whilst their Norton products have a bad rap (for good reason) for being slow, the corporate version was pretty quick and unobtrusive and had a good managment console .
In the past I have used Symantec Corporate Edition quite extensively .
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Is it possible to install SQL Server 2005 (Enterprise Edition) on Windows Server 2008?
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Go ahead and try it - if you run into any actual problems, come back (but preferably to http://Serverfault.com ) and ask... .
Sure, why shouldn't it be possible to do that???
Just do it! I don't see any reasons why you should have any issues with this setup .
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Is there a way to tell Enterprise Library to use prepared statements? If so, how?
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The short answer is to use DbCommand.Prepare();
The long answer is that... .
You should be able to obtain the sqlConnection / Command being executed -> can't you set the relevant setting here before executing ??
Hope I've got the right end of the stick.. .
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