(John Papa) Controllers, services and directives are some of the core features in AngularJS where you’ll end up writing a lot of your code. So why not reduce the friction and keep them consistent?
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Accessing SSL encrypted websites using UTL_HTTP and Oracle Wallet Manager
(Nik Smits) If you have used the UTL_HTTP package in PL/SQL to call upon external web pages or services, you might have seen following error message come by:
Last Successful Login Time in SQL*Plus in Oracle 12c
(Arup Nanda) If you have been working with Oracle 12c, you may have missed a little something that appeared without mush fanfare but has some powerful implications. Let’s see it with a small example–connecting with SQL*Plus.
AWR Summary Reporting #3 – Waits
(John Brady) So far I’ve shown the skeleton of a query that lists out some key activity data values from all the data captured by AWR in its regular snapshots. So far we’ve only extracted a few time based data values:
Solving SQL Server Database Physical File Fragmentation
(Daniel Farina) Database physical file fragmentation isn’t usually taken into consideration very often as a performance issue. But, if the data files are fragmented, the database engine will take longer to retrieve data because of seek overhead or rotational latency in mechanical disks. In addition,
Migrating from PostgreSQL to MySQL
(morgan tocker) A couple of weeks before I joined Oracle, I was working as a freelance consultant. One of my customers decided to migrate from PostgreSQL to MySQL.
Top Ten Most Pervasive Myths About DB2 for z/OS
(Craig S. Mullins) Today’s blog offers up yet another Top Ten list for DB2 users, perusers, and abusers… This time counting down the most common myths that are perpetrated “out there” regarding DB2 and how it works (or doesn’t work)…
Extending LINQ to XML
(Anton Minko) Linq to XML is a great and neat API. However, having working with it for quite a while, I have several concerns to it. Let’s consider them and then take a look at what we can do to make this API even better.
Using Per-Application Mappings With File I/O In ColdFusion
(Ben Nadel) Months ago, I had tweeted that I wished that per-application mappings in ColdFusion worked with file I/O operations, like fileRead() and fileWrite(). In response to said tweet, Tony Nelson replied that you can use the mappings with file I/O as long as you use it in conjunction with expan
IBM Data Studio Deserves a Closer Look
(Alex Woodie) Good developers are always on the hunt for new tools that allow them to accomplish their everyday tasks faster, cheaper, or better. For IBM i developers who like to stay within the comfy confines of Eclipse, there’s a little-known database management utility called IBM Data Studio that