(Nisarg Upadhyay) In this article, I will explain the process of installing pre-requisites to deploy the SQL Server AlwaysOn availability group.
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Master Chef (Part 1) ASP.NET Core MVC with Fluent NHibernate and AngularJS
(Fred Song) This article will walk you through the elements involved in building a Single Page Application. It covers Fluent NHibernate, its installation, adding data model classes, mapping classes, and repository glass.
How to Restore Model Database in SQL Server
(Daniel Farina) You are facing a problem with one of your SQL Server instances. Something happened to one of the disks and the result is a damaged model database, so SQL Server won’t start up. In this tip I will show how you can fix this issue.
Shared Responsibility Model in the Cloud – Part 2
(Mike Benshoof) In an earlier post, I discussed the Shared Responsibility Model in the cloud and how it relates to databases. With either IaaS or DBaaS deployments, much of the operational and security burden is shifted away from the DBA to the cloud provider.
Oracle Database 19c Automatic Indexing: Minimum Number Of Required Indexes (Low)
(Richard Foote) As I discussed in my previous posts, Oracle Automatic Indexing will try and create as few indexes as possible to satisfy existing workloads, even if that means reordering the columns in an existing index.
Part 1: Docker for Oracle Database Applications in Node.js and Python
(Christopher Jones) Welcome to this two part series on using Docker for Oracle Database applications.
Performance on Classic Reports with LOVs
(Scott Wesley) Just an observation made yesterday that I thougt was worth everone’s consideration.
The ‘Top’ Argument In Dump() Will Not Protect You From Circular References In Lucee CFML 5.3.3.62
(Ben Nadel) The other day, I had a typo in my ColdFusion code that was accidentally creating a circular reference in one of my data-structures.
Trying out Container Tools in Visual Studio 2019
(Scott Hanselman) I’ve been doing more and more work in Docker containers (rather than on the metal) and I noticed recently that Visual Studio 2019 added updated support for containers within VS itself so gave it a try.
Using the MVVM pattern in WPF applications running on .NET Core
(Marco Minerva) Some time ago we talked about leveraging .NET Core features (like Host Builder, Service Provider and Dependency Injection) in WPF applications. Now it’s time to integrate them with the MVVM pattern.