(Sobha Rani Cheruku and Venkata S Vanukuru) IBM DB2 Text Search is integrated with DB2 V10.5 and has been available since V9.5. It is equipped with a highly sophisticated, feature-rich, full-text search server and provides powerful indexing and search capabilities. This article describes various met
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Sorting with LINQ, Dynamically
(Peter Vogel) In the bad old days (before LINQ), I used to concatenate together SQL statements. That left me open to SQL injection attacks, of course, but it was so convenient: I could dynamically put together whatever SQL I needed at runtime.
jQuery UI Demystified: Part 2
(Arpit Jain) In this article we will learn about jQuery Interaction. jQuery offers 5 kinds of interactions. All are mouse based and can be used in combination to provide easy interaction for users. This article will cover all the five jQuery UI interactions and it’ll use the source file of the Part
I’m not you – Ways to customize a DB2 application environment
(Henrik Loeser) I am not you, she is not him. Users differ, applications differ. There are two interesting concepts in DB2 that help to adapt an application environment and application and that are not widely known.
Using the DISPLAY Command, Part 4
(Craig S. Mullins) In this fourth entry of our series on the DISPLAY command, we take a look at using the DISPLAY command to monitor DB2 stored procedures and user-defined functions.
How to hide a group of fields in a SharePoint list using InfoPath 2010
(Abhisarika Singh) I’ve found a really easy way to make collapsible/hidden group of fields in a SharePoint list form using InfoPath 2010. The important thing is we can apply this in an existing list and can modify the form.
WPF Base Classes – Control – Double-Clicking
(Richard Carr) The thirty-first part of the Windows Presentation Foundation Fundamentals tutorial brings the examination of the Control class to a close. This article describes an event defined within the class that detects double-clicking.
Regular Expressions: (12) Multiline text and the CrLf Gotcha
(Ged Mead) In this earlier post, I showed how you can use the caret and the dollar sign to anchor a search to the start and end of a line. To keep things simple, I used examples that only had a single line of data. When I say ‘single line’ I mean a case where the text contains no carriage […]
Dumping Out The CGI Scope Does Not List All Available CGI Values In ColdFusion
(Ben Nadel) I had an interesting / unfortunate journey yesterday, concerning the CGI scope. I was trying to access a value that was being passed-through by the load balancer; and, since I had never dealt with this value before, I naturally tried to CDump-out the CGI scope to see what it would be.
Executing an SSIS Package Programmatically
(Franco Lopes) To execute a package programatically you need to have basic knowledge of either C# or VB which are both object oriented languages. Visual Studio 2008 SP1 or higher needs to be installed along with SQL Server 2008 or higher.