(Dave Beulke) All types of systems exist, and they were developed for the primary purpose of showing something that needed to be discovered or verified, or have its actions revealed. After specializing in data management for a long time, I am not surprised by the latest data disclosure about the go
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Display or format lists/collections/arrays using simple LINQ-style extension methods.
(Eric Lynch) Often, I’ve found myself writing code to display or format lists, collections, or arrays. Most frequently, this is as simple as displaying a comma separated list, for example: item-1, item-2, item-3. Occasionally, the requirements are a bit more complex.
Centralizing SQL Server Express Job Scheduling
(Norman Chan) We’re running multiple versions of SQL Server (SQL Server 2005, 2008, 2012 and Express Editions) in our Windows Domain. I’m interested in monitoring all my SQL Server backups, but for SQL Server Express we’re currently using scheduled backups using Windows Task scheduler on each SQL Se
MOXy’s @XmlVariableNode – Using a Map’s Key as the Node Name
(Blaise Doughan) People often ask me how they can map a java.util.Map such that the keys become the node names. In this post I will demonstrate how this can be done using the new Variable Node mapping that we have added in EclipseLink MOXy.
Tricks with mysqldump
(Keith Murphy) More than once I have wished that mysqldump was never created. In many backup scenarios it is better to use other tools such as xtrabackup. However, there is still times when I end up using mysqldump.
Has my Plan changed or not?
(Carlos Sierra) We have learned from Kerry Osborne’s recent post on SQL Gone Bad – But Plan Not Changed?, and a prior post from Randolf Geist on PLAN_HASH_VALUE – How equal (and stable?) are your execution plans – part 1, that having the same Plan Hash Value (PHV) it is not guarantee that we actuall
Using EXPLAININPUTSCHEMA
(Troy Coleman) At the beginning of this year, IBM introduced a new bind query parameter, EXPLAININPUTSCHEMA.
Grabbing The Contents of An XML File With An XMLHttpRequest Using PHP
(Vinod Kumar) This article explains how to obtain XML using XMLHttpRequest then parse the plain text and specific values using PHP.
Preventing Cross Site Scripting Attacks in ASP.NET MVC 4
(Bipin Joshi) A website is exposed to various types of attacks and one of the most common types of attack is what is known as Cross Site Scripting (XSS). In a cross site scripting attack, malicious markup and script is entered in the web pages that are viewed by other users. If proper care is not ta
Getting the ROWIDs present in a Block
(Hemant K Chitale) Here is a demonstration of getting the ROWIDs present in a block.