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Triggers vs Cursors In a database, a trigger is a procedure (code segment) that is executed automatically when some specific events occur in a table/view. Among its other uses, triggers are mainly used for maintaining integrity in a database. A cursor is a control structure used in databases to go through the database records. It […]
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ARP vs RARP ARP(地址解析协议)和RARP (Reverse Address Resolution Protocol) are two of the computer network protocols used for resolving link layer and IP protocol addresses. ARP resolves an IP address, given the hardware address. RARP resolves a hardware address when the corresponding IP address is provided. In reality, RARP does the […]
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Google vs Google+ | Google Plus innovative features How do you compare a parent with his child? Or for that matter how do you compare a search engine with a social networking site? But this is what the difference between Google and Google+ is, for those who do not know. Even in times of internet […]
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Google plus + vs Facebook | Google Plus Features Compared There can be no two ways to describe Facebook as a social networking site. It is not just number one; it is way ahead of rest of the networking sites on the web. Launched just 6 years ago by Marc Zuckenberg, Facebook today has more […]
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C vs Embedded C Embedded program development is a rapidly growing field today. There is a constant need to write embedded applications using high level programming languages (such as C) mainly for two reasons. Firstly, the complexity of the embedded applications is increasing and it has become very difficult to manage the applications using low […]
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ODBC vs JDBC Typically, software applications are written in a specific programming language (such as Java, C#, etc.), while databases accept queries in some other database specific language (such as SQL). Therefore, when a software application needs to access data in a database, an interface that can translate languages to each other (application and database) […]
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Blackberry Bold 9930 vs Motorola XPRT You expect a Blackberry to come to your rescue as it has earned a reputation of being a business phone but what if a Motorola too poses like an executive’s aid? Yes, Motorola has come up with XPRT, a smartphone that promises to enhance productivity a-la Blackberry style and […]
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Bubble Sort vs Insertion Sort Bubble sort is a sorting algorithm that operates by going through the list to be sorted repeatedly while comparing pairs of elements that are adjacent. If a pair of elements is in the wrong order they are swapped to place them in the correct order. This traversal is repeated until […]
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OSI的ATM和帧中继数据链路层model defines the ways of encapsulating data for transmission between two endpoints and the techniques of transferring the frames. Both Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM) and Frame relay are data link layer technologies and they have connection oriented protocols. Each technique has its own application dependent advantages […]
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Blackberry Bold 9900 vs Samsung Galaxy Pro It is a known fact that when it comes to smartphones for executives, only Blackberry comes to mind. With its enhanced emailing facilities and business and productivity features, Blackberry from RIM has been a preferred choice of millions of executives across the world. However, it is not that […]