(Arvind Shyamsundar) I’ve described the ScriptDom parser previously on this blog. The visitor pattern is great when you know exactly what you are looking for in the parse tree, but as you would have seen, due to the polymorphic nature of the ScriptDom classes, it is quite difficult for a truly gener
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How to Add jQuery Tabber Widget in WordPress
(Rodney Payne) Have you seen a tabber area on popular sites that allows you to see popular, recent, and featured posts with just one click? This is called the jQuery tabber widget, and it allows you to save space on user screen by combining different widgets into one.
ASP.NET Web API Logging and Troubleshooting
(sukumarraju) Logging exceptions to persistent store or email alert with exception stack helps developer to troubleshoot issues without having to debug the application. This practice helps in exception trend monitoring and improve the application.
Duplicate Rows/XML-Nodes Identification and Clean-up from Database
(S. M. Ahasan Habib) Duplicate rows create lots of problem in database. Incorrect output, clue less exceptions, working/tested code failure, database size increase, application crash and many more are example. In this article I explain how can we identify duplicate rows from database table and clean
MySQL Fabric: High Availability Groups
(Mats Kindahl) As you might have noticed, we have released a framework for managing farms (or grids, as Justin suggested) of MySQL servers called MySQL Fabric. MySQL Fabric is focused on being easy to use and extensible, and two extensions are currently part of the framework: one to manage high-avai
Using the MDM Application Toolkit to build MDM-centric business processes, Part 2: Performing CRUD operations against MDM using the Application Toolkit
(Doug Cowie) This is the second in a series of articles that describe how to create process applications for master data by using IBM Business Process Manager (BPM). Specifically, this series refers to the InfoSphere Master Data Management (MDM) Application Toolkit and IBM BPM 8.0.1, both of which a
Flashbook: DB2 11 for z/OS – The Database for Big Data and Analytics
(Susan Visser) Rather than me telling you about it, I’m sharing content from experts:
DB2 11 for z/OS Features “Out of the Box” CPU Saving
(Dave Beulke) The official DB2 11 for z/OS general availability announcement was this past week on October 25th. After hearing many detailed presentations at the IDUG European conference and reading through various white papers it looks like IBM has produced another version of DB2 for z/OS that set
T-SQL Command Line Options – Part 2 – SQLCMD.exe
(Derik Hammer) In SQL Server 2005 and above SQLCMD.exe comes packaged with each installation regardless of edition. This part of the T-SQL Command Line Options blog series will cover the basics for executing T-SQL queries and commands using SQLCMD with command prompt.
HOW TO: ALTER TABLE in Windows Azure SQL Database Without Filling Up Your Transaction Log
(Thomas LaRock) One of the things I love most about Windows Azure SQL Database (WASD) is that you don’t have many options when it comes to performance tuning. WASD makes you focus on code and design in order to maximize performance.