Data Access Handbook Achieving Optimal Application Performance and Scalability Database John Good? Steward Drive breakthrough performance by optimizing the application database and middleware connectivity Performance and scalability are becoming increasingly important in today s enterprise database applications, and database tuning is not traditional? T nearly enough to solve the performance problems you're likely to see on the application. In the Data Access Handbook, the two worlds? Leading experts on database access systematically address this issue, show how to achieve remarkable performance improvements in real-world database applications. Drawing their unmatched experience with every leading database systems and database connectivity API, John Goodson and Rob Stewart reveals a powerful way affect the performance of middleware application developers and guide to designing and writing code APIs that will provide superior performance at every leading environmental. Coverage includes Clearly understand how each component middleware database can affect performance and scalability Writing database applications for reducing network traffic, limit the disk I / O, optimize application-to-driver interaction, and simplify the query? Includes examples for ODBC, JDBC, and ADO.NET Manage connections, transactions, and execute SQL statements that is more efficient Making the most of the connection and statement pooling Writing a good benchmark for predicting the performance of your application systematically solve performance problems? including eight start-to-finish case study examples If you? Return a software architect, systems designer, or database application developer, The Access Data Handbook will be most needed resource database application performance. Rob has spent the last 15 years developing high-performance database drivers and data providers, including ODBC, JDBC, and ADO.NET. Both writers have spoken on the performance of database applications in many industry events. Visit www.dataaccesshandbook.com to get the sample code presented in this book and other additional information to DB2, MicrosoftSQL Server, MySQL, Oracle, and Sybase.