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Is there a way to control the integrity of a DB2 query/response between Websphere 6.1 and DB2 8.1 ?
I know there is a SecurityMechanism usuable with the JDBC UDB Type 4 driver to encrypt password and data. Is there something similar for integrity ?
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SSL has a much better....
In fact, I'm looking for something better than the basic checksum tcp provides .
I'm not sure if I understand your question correctly, but TCP/IP manages the integrity will provide integrity of the message-response loop.
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Is there any way to check the integrity of the application just before the application starts up? (to prevent anyone changing the application after it is installed)
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A (non-optimal) solution.
I don't know if Adobe AIR itself provides any such integrity checker.
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Hi, I have two databases in a php / mysql application. One for user data and the other for content.
I have recently had to make use of inno db tables in order to enforce some referential integrity. Obviously, the user tables will be required to participate...
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If you're really worried about referential integrity between the two sets of data, then they aren't.
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Id like to know that is it possible to use skein instead of MD5 or SHA1 for file integrity checking? How?
Is that really better or faster than SHA1 and MD5?Explain please.
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A faster algorithm for Host IDS like OSSEC(That maybe perform File integrity checking for example.
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I am new to CouchDB and learning about it. I did not come across CouchDB support for referential integrity. Can we create a foreign key for a field in the CouchDB document?
For e.g. Is it possible to ensure a vendor name used in a order document is available...
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No, CouchDB doesn't do foreign keys as such, so you can't have it handle the referential integrity)}}
The document _id will not change, so there is "integrity" there, even if you change other attributes.
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Is there any way I can verify the integrity of a remotely transferred file? I am currently transferring a large amount of files and folders from an ftp server to another remote server using wget, but I have no way of knowing if the files are corrupt. ...
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What I normally use for situations like this....
Depending on the tool you use it's possible to automatically hash and verify the downloaded files, the only tool that can do this that comes to mind immediately though is the DownThemAll! addon for Firefox .
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I understand the need to have referential integrity for limiting specific values on entry or possibly preventing them from removal upon a request of deletion. However, I am unclear as to a valid use case which would exclude this mechanism from always ...
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Is it appropriate to have development is centered around information... .
When is referential integrity not appropriate?
Referential intergrity if typically not used on Data integrity for a read-only log table is a waste of database overhead.
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I'm trying to implement a tree like structure using a Materialized Path model described here: http://www.dbazine.com/oracle/or-articles/tropashko4 .
Is it possible to enforce referential integrity on the [path] field? I don't see how SQL could do it, ...
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Adjacency List supports referential integrity.
Yes, you have to enforce data integrity yourself in the DAL when you use either Materialized Path or Nested Sets solutions for hierarchical data.
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A friend of mine works in a small team where the developers (Java and .net), who currently use SVN for their source control, are about to have MKS Integrity forced upon them.
My friend would like to keep an open mind but I suspect that secretly he wants...
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I suspect, however, that some of the resistance to switching to MKS is simply because it's a change, and some people don't like to change.... .
I use MKS where I work, but I've never used SVN, so I can't give you a comparison, but I can tell you about MKS .
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I'm trying to understand rules of relational model as originally defined by Edgar Codd in 1970.
Specifically I'm interested whether referential integrity is part of his relational model or not. I'll try to demonstrate on following example (just to make...
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Lack of referential integrity as clearly stating that referential integrity....
It's defined in the relational model (i.e.
If there is no customer named Mary in the Customers table, then there is no referential integrity the relational model? No.
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