In this post, I try to make some script for handling checkbox event with jQuery. HTML checkbox object support all standard events, so I will cover them by updating this entry when I received any question.
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SOA and RESTful interfaces: When, why they should be combined
(Tom Nolle) Since the dawn of the service-oriented architecture (SOA) evolution, SOA has been compared and contrasted with the Web model of the “RESTful” interface. While a lot has been said about the differences, most of the discussions have been arcane, and enterprises still report they’re confuse
Store, sync and share with SharePoint
(Vivek Narasimhan) Whether you are an individual working on a document by yourself, or a team that needs to collaborate on a project, SharePoint has many capabilities that help improve productivity across an organization. This post focuses on a small subset of those capabilities.
Different Ways to Find SQL Server Object Dependencies
(Svetlana Golovko) There are a lot of resources available about system objects that will display object dependencies. There are also great examples of how you can use it. In this tip we will share a couple of useful scripts that you can use for your application development or database upgrades.
Select2 – The Ultimate jQuery Autocomplete
(Neil Meredith) I have looked at a lot of of the AJAX autocomplete options available, but most of them fall short in one way or another.
DataGuard – Far Sync – part 12 – Data Guard Broker
(Marcin Przepiorowski) Oracle introduced Far Sync Data Guard configuration which I described briefly in this post. Now is time for part two and using Data Guard Broker to add Far Sync instance.
Optimizing MySQL: Batching your write queries
(Steve Meyers) One optimization that I’ve employed several times involves batching write queries. MySQL has some very efficient ways to load multiple rows of data in a single query. Multi-row inserts are one common way to do it, but if you’re adventurous you can also try using LOAD DATA INFILE.
Deliberate Practice In Tests
(K. Scott Allen) Something else we touched on in “Being a Better Developer” are the benefits of deliberate practice.
Traveling Through Time With Temporal Tables in DB2 10 for LUW
(Phil Gunning) DB2 10 introduces temporal table support in accordance with the SQL 2011 ANSI/ISO standard and is the first commercial database to implement temporal table support as specified by the standard.
pt-query-digest for MongoDB profiler logs
(Henrik Ingo) One of my favorite MySQL tools ever is pt-query-digest. It’s the tool you use to generate a report of your slow query log (or some other supported sources), and is similar to for example the Query Analyzer in MySQL Enterprise Monitor.