(Mikael Ronstrom) In this blog I will go through a number of popular applications that use NDB Cluster 8.0 and also how these applications have developed over the years.
Author: SSWUG Research
What Is Runtime Type Identification (RTTI) in C++?
(Manoj Debnath) RTTI stands for Runtime type identification. It is a mechanism to find the type of an object dynamically from an available pointer or reference to the base type.
When ASP.NET Core can’t find your controller: debugging application parts
(Andrew Lock) In this post I describe application parts and how ASP.NET Core uses them to find the controllers in your app. I then show how you can retrieve the list at runtime for debugging purposes.
Token Authentication with F#, SAFE and Fable Remoting
(James) If you read my last post you’ll know I’ve been doing some work in the SAFE stack recently with F# – inevitably this eventually required me to tackle authentication and authorization.
Extend IBM Cloud Security Advisor with your own security metrics
(Henrik Loeser) The IBM Cloud Security Advisor allows for centralized security management. It offers a unified dashboard that alerts security administrators for an IBM Cloud account of issues and helps them in resolving the issues.
LazyInitializationException – What it is and the best way to fix it
(Thorben Janssen) The LazyInitializationException is one of the most common exceptions when working with Hibernate. There are a few easy ways to fix it. But unfortunately, you can also find lots of bad advice online.
To which release should you upgrade to? Revisited …
(Mike.Dietrich) I’ve had so many discussions with customers and partners, and also with colleagues in the past weeks and months about the support time frames for Oracle Database 12.2.
SQL Developer Web – for 2 or more Databases
(Jeff Smith) Can you run Oracle SQL Developer Web for your on-premise Oracle Database?
10 Oracle SQL functions and function parameters you might not know
(svenweller) Functions mentioned here are in alphabetical order
SQL Plan Warnings
(Thomas LaRock) There are many methods available for optimizing the performance of SQL Server. One method in particular is examining your plan cache, looking for query plan warnings.