Mike Frost
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Are Type 4 JDBC Drivers Stuck In the Past? Jesse Davis blogs on Java.Net
Anyone who’s interested in Java and JDBC should check out Jesse Davis’ new article entitled, “Has JDBC Kept Up with Enterprise Requirements?” In it, Jesse examines the evidence that suggests that while Java...
What's New: Service packs for ADO.NET and ODBC
This week marks the release of two new product service packs for our ADO.NET and ODBC product lines. Service packs mostly consist of a roll-up of bug fixes to our products but occasionally include certifications for specific database and platform versions.
So here’s a list of what is included in...
ODBC Is Not Dead!
I enjoy watching the show MythBusters because I love the concept of testing out whether a belief that people collectively accept as fact holds up under scientific scrutiny. After watching the show, I find myself thinking more critically about whether the...
Heterogeneous Data Access in .NET - Coding Directly to ADO.NET – Approach #1: Coding Directly to ADO.NET
Guest blogging once again for Jonathan, this is Mike Frost with part 1 of my series on Heterogeneous Data Access in .NET - Coding Directly to ADO.NET
Before I begin though, I should make a comment about the reason for this series. After many conversations with .NET developers and with...
Before I begin though, I should make a comment about the reason for this series. After many conversations with .NET developers and with...
Heterogeneous Data Access in .NET – The Introduction
Things have been fairly quiet around here since Microsoft’s Tech Ed event, so I’ve invited Mike Frost, our Product Marketing Manager for ODBC and ADO.NET technologies, to add some of his thoughts that we’ve been discussing over the past while. This is the first of a series of guest postings – Mike...
Sharing Your Love for Animals, One Bite at a Time
If you are looking at the picture above and thinking to yourself, "what does a box of cereal have to do with software," then you might need to spend more time looking at life the way George Carlin did. Carlin, who passed away yesterday, built a...
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