(Bipin Joshi) In Part 1 of this article series you developed a wizard in an ASP.NET MVC application. Although the wizard developed in Part 1 works as expected it has one shortcoming. It causes full page postback whenever you click on Previous or Next button.
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RACCheck
(Neil Chandler) Running RAC? (Why? No, really, WHY? Never heard of DataGuard? With a broker?)
Calendar Custom Visualization with Simple XML
(Jason Conger) While designing a recent application, I wanted to display how many unique users logged in per day on a monthly basis. This is relatively trivial to do in the Splunk search language, but the visualization of that data usually ends up being a table.
Consume RESTful Service using jQuery in 2 Simple Steps
(Imran Abdul Ghani) jQuery possesses the functionality that simplifies the AJAX call for a RESTful service. So, when we think about consuming a RESTful service and then rendering received XML/JSON data in a Web Application, jQuery automatically becomes a good option.
CREATE DOMAIN: Data type abstraction
(Hans-Juergen Schoenig) If a good programmer is facing a technical problem, he will always try to abstract the problem. In a procedural language such as C people will create typedefs, functions and so on – in object oriented programming people will simply create objects
Optimization Statistics Feedback in DB2 11
(Troy Coleman) Due to the CPU costs involved, DBAs are typically very selective when it comes to collecting column-level statistics. In fact, most DBAs gather only standard or default statistics using the RUNSTATS, TABLE(ALL), INDEX(ALL), KEYCARD parameters. This is unfortunate, because when column-
Working with Collections: The Queue Class
(Ged Mead) VB.NET brings a superb range of collection class options and I’m sure you’ll be familiar with many of them, such as the general use ArrayList and List. Some of the lesser used ones though do have something to offer if your requirements are slightly out of the mainstream need to pile item
Constraints (Part 3) – More About Unique Constraints
(Andrew Reid) This example, tested on an Oracle 11 database, shows a different way to set up a unique constraint. As before, a table is created:
A Primer on Log Shrinking and Truncation in SQL Server
(Seth Delconte) In the event that a transaction log grows to an out-of-control size, shrinking it can be the only solution – but don’t rush to do this until you are aware of the consequences. Shrinking the log could ‘break the log chain’ – rendering the existing transaction log backups useless.
Different options for creating a distinct count measure in SSAS
(Daniel Calbimonte) When we create a Multidimensional Database (SSAS), sometimes we need to use the distinct count measure. For example, we need to know the number of users who buy our products. We sometimes have a customer that buys many products, but we need to know the number of unique users.