(Justin Swanhart) One of the great features of Shard-Query is the ability to use MySQL proxy to access resultsets transparently. While this is a great tool, many people have expressed reservations about using MySQL Proxy, an alpha component in their production environment.
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How to Share Reports
(Jeff Smith) Reports are one of my favorite features. If you don’t use them in SQL Developer, please read this.
WHEN OTHERS … sometimes just not enough
(connormcdonald) We currently are working on a bug with Oracle Support with dbms_stats in 12.1.0.2.
Join Tables on Date Ranges
(stewashton) A recent question on the OTN SQL forum asked how best to join two tables related by ID and date range, in order to insert one row per date into a data warehouse. One solution was to expand the data from each table, creating one row per date, then join on date. I think it’s more efficien
Tuning Database XQuery Statements (2)
(Marco Gralike) So we concluded the post “Tuning Database XQuery Statements (1)” with the following SQL statement (cost 794)…
Using WebSphere Cast Iron with OAuth to access Google APIs and Amazon Redshift, Part 2: Creating a Cast Iron orchestration
(Giovanni Vigorelli and Jervis Lee) This two-part tutorial series demonstrates the flexibility of WebSphere Cast Iron by integrating with popular cloud services such as Google and Amazon Web Services. The tutorial series shows how to authenticate to Google Analytics via Google APIs and OAuth V2, and
Embedding Java VM into C application and using JNI with JSON
(Richard Chambers) Exploring how to embed a Java VM into a C application and developing a native library for a Java application using JNI.
Working with AngularJS Routing – (Project Tracking Website Part VI)
(Pravinkumar Dabade) Before starting with our sixth article in the Project Tracking Website series built using AngularJS and ASP.NET Web API, we will first recap what we covered in our previous article – Working with AngularJS Services.
Compiling Bootstrap from LESS with Grunt in Visual Studio
(Sergey Nosov) Since 1996, Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) has been the web’s premier instrument for describing how documents should look, separately from what documents contain. CSS language is very lean; it does not contain functions and its variable use is limited and currently not well supported in
WPF Triggers – Event Triggers
(Richard Carr) The one hundred and fifty-second part of the Windows Presentation Foundation Fundamentals tutorial continues to look at triggers. This article moves on to event triggers, which cause actions, such as animation, when routed events are raised.