(Imar Spaanjaars) This is Part 9 in a series of 10 that show you how to build N-Layered applications using ASP.NET 4.5 and Entity Framework 5 Code First. In this part you’ll see how to build a command line application to import data from an external source (a CSV file in this case), using the applic
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Web API With AJAX: Make PUT Request in RESTful Web API Service
(Sourav Kayal) This is “Wev-API with AJAX” article series. In our previous two articles we have understood to make POST and GET request to a Web API restful service. If you are new in this series then feel free to visit them.
DB2 10.1 for Linux, UNIX, and Windows DBA certification exam 611 prep, Part 1: Server management
(Kshitij Kohli and Amyris Rada) This tutorial helps you learn the skills required to manage DB2 database servers, instances and databases. Furthermore, you will get introduced to DB2 autonomic computing capabilities and you will learn to use IBM data Studio to perform database administration tasks s
Multi-Data Center MySQL with Continuent Tungsten: Dec. 11 webinar
(Peter Boros) I’m looking forward to next week’s MySQL webinar with Robert Hodges, CEO of Continuent. We’ll be speaking on the topic “Multi-Data Center MySQL with Continuent Tungsten.”
DB2: Nothing to hide…
Henrik Loeser) Today, while teaching a DB2 class, I was asked whether it is possible to hide all columns of a table. The rationale behind the question was that then all application developers would be forced to specify the columns during INSERT.
SQL5005C and Ulimit Issues
(Ember Crooks) I’m spoiled. While we build a fair number of environments each year, we also have basic starting standards. Because of this, I sometimes miss the basics when a problem shows up. Or at least it takes me longer to get there.
Online Storage Migration without ASM
(Michael Dinh) I recently blogged about Playing with ASM Online Migration and still soul searching from not having jumped on the ASM band wagon.
SQL Server tablediff utility
(Robert Sheldon) Among the many command-line utilities provided with SQL Server, one of particular note is tablediff, a handy tool that lets you compare the data in two tables in order to identify any discrepancies.
SQL Server Server Side Trace
(Vinoth NM) Often I get request by my clients to run SQL traces in odd hours for performance analysis, SQL Traces are resource expensive operation and we have to be careful how we run the SQL Profiler.
SSRS – Self Referencing Reports or Drill through to same report
(Mike Davis) When looking at a report and wanting to drill through to get more detail, we often create two reports for this. This can be accomplished by just one report by creating a self-referencing action that links to the same report. This can be done even if the report has parameters on it.