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Middleware in Action: Industrial Strength Data Access

Another Technology Report from Ken North Computing LLC


Data Access Middleware Checklist

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Performance, Scalability

  Required (Y/N) Connect for ODBC Connect for JDBC Connect for ADO.NET Other driver, provider
Asynchronous query execution  

n

n

n

 
Connection pooling 1  

º

n

n

 
Multi-threaded, thread per connection  

n

n

n  
Emit TDS packets (Sybase, Microsoft)  

n

n

n  
Wire protocol, TNS support for Oracle  

n

n

n  
Wire protocol, DRDA support for DB2   n

n

n  
Adjustable network packet size   n n n  
Statement caching  

n

n

   
Performance tuning w/ connection strings   n n n  
Prepared queries, parameter queries   n n n  
Use stored procedures   n n n  
Pre-fetch rows   n n n  
Use static SQL   n n n  
Use stored procedures for prepared queries   n n n  
Create, modify, use DB2 bind packages   n n n  
Batch inserts and updates   n n n  
High-availability clusters, load balancing   n n n  
Redundancy, connection failover   n n n  
Access REF CURSOR data   n n n  
Nested Savepoints       n  
Snapshot isolation level   n n n  
Efficient memory allocation/object use   n n n  

1 Supported on Windows platforms. For UNIX and Linux, SQL Relay or other third-party software is required.


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