(Arup Nanda) Tired of tracking down all the users in the database to deactivate them when they cease to exist, or change roles, or fulfill their temporary need to the database? Or, tracking down privileges you granted to existing users at the end of their requested period?
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Screen scraping using YQL and AJAX
(gypsyCoder) Web scraping always plays a negative role in web-development, but in some cases it is very important. jQuery is greatly helpful for cross-domain scraping and a bunch of examples are available too .
SharePoint 2010 Status Indicators
(Justin Singer) This post explains Status indicator in details and shows you step by step how to create a Status Indicator in SharePoint 2010.
jQuery getJSON from PowerShell via PHP on IIS: A Frustrating Gotcha
(Jason Thiede) And in 40 years, this subject line will make absolutely no sense whatsoever…
SSWUGtv Data Points Briefing: Kevin Kline discusses SQL Server 2014’s X Velocity, AKA column store.
Video Programming for IT Professionals
Real time auditing of failed SQL Server logins with user settable performance counters in Performance Monitor
(Daniel Farina) In some circumstances you will need to raise an alert when there are repeated SQL Server login failures. For example, let’s say we need to be notified of a potential brute force attack on our SQL Servers. See how you can address this need with a User Settable Object Performance Coun
Connecting JMS applications with WebSphere MQ using Tivoli Directory Server
(Avinash Jhawar, Pabitra Mukhopadhyay, Abhinav Priyadarshi and Ravi SK Sinha) This article shows you how to connect JMS applications to WebSphere MQ using IBM Tivoli Directory Server for authentication and lookup. It includes configuration steps for WebSphere MQ and Tivoli Directory Server.
.Slice() Method in jQuery
(Gaurav Gupta) This method selects a subset of the matched elements by giving a range of indices. In other words, it gives the set of DOM elements on the basis of it’s parameter (start, end).
Huge amount of TIME_WAIT connections
(Shinguz) In MySQL we have the typical behaviour that we open and close connections very often and rapidly. So we have very short-living connections to the server. This can lead in extreme cases to the situation that the maximum number of TCP ports are exhausted.
SQL SERVER – Select Columns from Stored Procedure Resultset
(Pinal Dave) It is fun to go back to basics often. Here is the one classic question: