(Shailendra Chauhan) ASP.NET MVC is an open source framework built on the top of Microsoft .NET Framework to develop web application that enables a clean separation of code.
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Azure Blobs with Node.js and Express
(K. Scott Allen) The Node.js packages for Azure are fun to work with. Here’s a little walkthrough for building an Express app to display the blobs in an Azure storage container.
SQL SERVER – 9 Things You Should be Doing with Your Backups
(Pinal Dave) SQL Server backups are essential for any business that store their data in SQL Server. The following is a list of best practices you should be following if you are the person in charge with maintaining your organization’s databases.
Master-Details Display Using the List and Details Screen
(Ged Mead) In the previous post, I looked at how you can use the List and Details Screen template to display a list of Suppliers from the Northwind and when a supplier is selected, their details are displayed alongside the name. That was an example of a simple master-detail display. In this post
SQL Server Reporting Services Report Manager Site Permissions Error After Installation
(Dallas Snider) After a successful installation of SQL Server Reporting Services 2012 on a personal computer such as a laptop, a permissions error is received when accessing the Report Manager site for the first time. The message typically states the following: “User DOMAIN_NAMEuserID does not have
MVC5, JQuery Mobile & Real-Time Database Notifications
(Bert O Neill) In some my previous blogs, I would of used Microsoft’s Duplex communication to perform the call-back to the client (notably in the Silverlight environment) or I would have used WebSockets on their own to perform the client notification.
Fixing up a relation integrity issue
(Dan Langille) Earlier today, I wrote about a fix which broke search. At the end of that post, I mentioned a few things which needed to be done to fix up the broken relationships.
The SQL Server Sqlio Utility
(Robert Sheldon) If, before deployment, you need to push the limits of your disk subsystem in order to determine whether the hardware’s I/O capacity meets the needs of a database application, if you need performance baselines, or if you want to identify any performance-related issues, then why no
‘active txn count during cleanout’, part I
(Alex Fatkulin) I was going to write a blog post about some peculiar side effects you can get into with the delayed block cleanout when running parallel DML but soon discovered that the entry became so big that I’ve decided to split it up into a series of more manageable posts.
Database Machine (EXADATA) Schematic problem in OEM12c
(Bobby Curtis) When adding an Exadata to Oracle Enterprise Manager 12c (OEM), it is pretty easy yet at times you may run into a problem or two. Many of these problems can be minimized by using the Oracle Enterprise Manager 12c: Exadata Discovery Cookbook (cookbook). The cookbook can be found here,