(Arun Ramachandran India) In yesterday’s blog posts, we have discussed about Selecting Nodes by Attribute Value in jQuery. If you didn’t read that, I strongly recommend to read it before proceeding this article. Here is the link jQuery – Selecting Nodes by Attribute Value. In this article we will go
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Cloning Database without ASM
(mdinh) So there I was, working on a project to duplicate a database from a volume copy at the storage level with the database being shutdown.
Non-intrusive SQL Trace instrumentation on legacy PL/SQL code
(Carlos Sierra) To improve the performance of this code, the first step is to diagnose it. But this code has no instrumentation whatsoever, it is in Production, and rolling any code into Production usually requires rigorous testing. So, whatever method we implement has to be light-weight and as safe
ORA-14696: MAX_STRING_SIZE migration is incomplete for pluggable database
(Marco Gralike) Like me, in the future or for testing, you might need a database with varchar2(32k) support. Although most is explained, the current documentation is a bit incomplete regarding how to get a pluggable database environment to support varchar2(32k). Regarding CDB, PDB environments, to g
Normalizing T-SQL text, part 1: using the RML Utilities and the DMVs
(Arvind Shyamsundar) A common problem when dealing with workloads which issue ad-hoc SQL commands (i.e. without parameterization) is to find out the ‘normalized’ version of the pattern. For example, these three statements are essentially the same ‘template’:
Binding a TypeScript ViewModel to HTML Using Knockout
(Peter Vogel) It’s great building objects in TypeScript, but it isn’t much good unless you can tie those objects into a Web page. Here’s how to integrate TypeScript with Knockout (and a warning about where test driven development seems to stop).
Create an ASP.NET Web Forms website with Visual Studio 2013
(Tony Patton) One interesting aspect of each new version of Microsoft’s flagship IDE Visual Studio is how projects are created — that is, what is included and how resources and files are organized. You can learn a lot about the product as well as the underlying platform by examining what is offered
Document Your SQL Server Databases with Extended Properties
(Jes Schultz Borland) How important is database documentation to you? I know you have a hundred “more important†things to do. But consider this: how much time is it going to take you to document the purpose of a constraint right now? How much time will you spend trying to remember that purpose
Customizing and Extending IBM Content Navigator
(Wei-Dong Zhu, Tomas Barina, Yi Duan, Nicole Hughes, Marcel Kostal, Chad Lou, Brett Morris, Rainer Mueller-Maechler, Ron Rathgeber, Jana Saalfeld, Jian Xin Zhang and Jie Zhang) IBM Content Navigator provides a unified user interface for your enterprise content management solutions. It also provides
PowerShell Data Basics: XML
(Michael Sorens) To master PowerShell, you must know how to use XML. XML is an essential data interchange format because it remains the most reliable way of ensuring that an object’s data is preserved.