(Sourav Kayal) Welcome to the Understand jQuery Ajax function article series. In this article we are explaining jQuery Ajax functions in the ASP.NET environment. In previous articles we saw how to call various web and service methods using a jQuery Ajax function.
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Updating MySQL using official repositories
(Ronald Bradford) The announcement of the MySQL Yum repositories was a long overdue request on my wish list. While it was possible to find MySQL at http://public-yum.oracle.com/ it was not the GA version MySQL 5.6.
Applying the Range-for Statement in C++
(Kenny Kerr) The simplest way to iterate through a sequence with C++11 is to use the range-for statement. Next to auto and nullptr, it’s one of the simplest constructs introduced by the C++11 standard. However, to appreciate where it can take us, we need to remember where we’ve been.
Common SQL Server AlwaysOn Gotchas
(Michael K. Campbell) As part of my 5 Common Gotchas with SQL Server AlwaysOn presentation that I gave this morning, I mentioned that I’d provide a links and additional resources as a follow up. (And for anyone who didn’t attend but would like to, that link should provide on-demand access to this pr
How to use HyperLogLog to incrementally maintain number of distinct values
(Alex Fatkulin) In this post I’ll show how extremely easy it is to maintain the number of distinct values when using HyperLogLog. Please reference to my previous post for some description how HyperLogLog works.
SQL Tip: Avoid Applying Functions to Table Data
(Ember Crooks) One of the top SQL tips on many lists for developers of SQL is to avoid applying a function to the table data. I think of this as avoiding funcitons on the left of my comparison operator (=, !=, >,
Some jQuery getters are setters as well
(Gilly Barr) A couple of days ago I ran into an interesting characteristic of jQuery – Some methods which are ‘getters’ are also ‘setters’ behind the scenes.
A closer look at Online DDL in MySQL 5.6
(Morgan Tocker) MySQL 5.6 introduced online DDL for InnoDB tables, which means that a number of ALTER TABLE statements no longer block access to data modification while running.
Migrate to Natively Compiled SQL Server Stored Procedures for Hekaton
(Daniel Farina) In order to take full advantage of the In-Memory OLTP options in SQL Server 2014, you should migrate standard stored procedures that references Memory-Optimized tables to natively compiled ones. In this tip we will see how to achieve this goal.
PHP: Variables, Arrays, and Functions: The Final Chapter
(David Shirey) So far in this series, we have covered variables and arrays. Granted, it took us three months to cover arrays and how to display them, but let’s not worry about that now.