(Jeremy Schneider) This will be a brief post, mostly so I can save this command somewhere besides the bash_history file on my OEM server. It may prove useful to a few others too…
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Animate Height and Direction of Slide Using jQuery
(Anubhav Chaudhary) This article explains how to animate the height and direction of a Slide using jQuery.
Some myths on Open Source, the way I see it
(Anders Karlsson) The Open Source movement is full of myths, there are different myths from inside the movement (i.e. those who live and breath Open Source or at least thinks it’s a good thing) and outside (i.e. those who do not think Open Source really is a good idea to those who thinks Open Source
SQL SERVER – Create Unique Constraint on Table Column on Existing Table
(Pinal Dave) Here is the question I received on twitter.
Currency Converter using AngularJS, ASP.NET Web API and Web Forms
Welcome to PART 5 of AngularJS tutorial series and we are going to see in detail how to use AngularJS in ASP.NET Web forms application, making use of $http service to make ajax calls to server.
Incompatibilities that Could Impact Migrations to DB2 11
(Troy Coleman) As part of the process of migrating from DB2 Version 10 to DB2 11, you should be aware of these incompatibilities:
‘Skip’ That
(dfitzjarrell) In a forum I frequent a question was raised regarding an index not being used. The poster is using Oracle 11.1.0.7, which limits the index access paths Oracle can use; a concatenated index is created on the table (which has columns x,y,z,t,q and w, for lack of better names) on columns
jQuery – Getting to Know the jQuery Documentation
(Arun Ramachandran India) In yesterday’s blog posts, we have discussed about jQuery ready function. If you didn’t read that, please read before proceeding with this article as this is a continuation of that article. Here is the link jQuery – ready function. In this article, we will go over jQuery do
Updating statistics for Memory-Optimized tables in SQL Server
(Daniel Farina) Due to the fact that for Memory-Optimized tables statistics are not automatically updated, we must manually update statistics in order to take advantage of new statistics for In-Memory OLTP. But this is not so simple and as you may know, even when statistics are manually updated Nati
Increasing slow query performance with the parallel query execution
(Alexander Rubin) MySQL and Scaling-up (using more powerful hardware) was always a hot topic. Originally MySQL did not scale well with multiple CPUs; there were times when InnoDB performed poorer with more CPU cores than with less CPU cores. MySQL 5.6 can scale significantly better; however there i