(Grant Fritchey) I saw this question on SQL Server Central the other day and had an immediate, visceral reaction. I know why.
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View Encapsulation In Angular
(Roshan Choudhary) This article is all about what view encapsulation (Scoped style) is and how it is achieved in Angular.
Create an Azure Function to Connect to a Snowflake Database – Part 1
(Pinal Dave) At our company, we use the cloud Snowflake database to host our data warehouse. We are heavily invested in the Azure data platform and we like to create data pipelines in Azure Data Factory. However, it seems there’s no native connector in Data Factory for Snowflake.
Updating parameter files from REST
(Bobby Curtis) One of the most important and time consuming things to do with Oracle GoldenGate is to build parameter files for the GoldenGate processes.
MATCH_RECOGNIZE Restrictions
(stewashton) Sometimes we think that certain restrictions are not documented when in fact they are. Where do we forget to look? Database Error Messages
Out Of Order
(David Fitzjarrell) An interesting issue reared its head back in version 9.2 that involves inserting data into multiple tables with a single statement when a foreign key is declared. Regardless of the table order in the insert statement the following error can be thrown:
Understanding Hash Joins in MySQL 8
(Tibor Korocz) In MySQL 8.0.18 there is a new feature called Hash Joins, and I wanted to see how it works and in which situations it can help us. Here you can find a nice detailed explanation about how it works under the hood.
Rendering A List Of Mixed Types Using NgFor And NgTemplateOutlet In Angular 9.0.0-rc.5
(Ben Nadel) Earlier this year, I looked at rendering a list of mixed-types using ngFor and ngSwitch in Angular 7. The technique outlined in that post is the technique that I generally use.
Store Images In SQL Server Using EF Core And ASP.NET Core
(Bipin Joshi) At times you need to store images in a data store rather than storing them as physical files. You can store them in and retrieve them from SQL Server using Entity Framework Core and ASP.NET Core. This article shows you how.
Use Blazor in your existing ASP.NET Core 3.x application
(Jon Hilton) Starting with ASP.NET Core 3.0, you can add Blazor components to your existing ASP.NET Core (MVC, Razor Pages) application.