(Rohatash Kumar) There are many new new functions added to SQL Server 2012. In this article I have described all the functions listed below.
Author: SSWUG Research
Using OAuth: Enabling OAuth in the WebSphere Application Server Liberty profile
(Jeff Hoy, Bill O’Donnell, Shane B. Weeden and Chunlong Liang) OAuth 2.0 service provider support was added to the IBM WebSphere Application Server Liberty profile as part of WebSphere Application Server V8.5.0.2. This article provides an overview of OAuth support highlighting architecture, new feat
The EXAMPLE storage engine
(Stewart Smith) The Example storage engine is meant to serve mainly as a code example of the stub of a storage engine for example purposes only (or so the code comment at the start of ha_example.cc reads). In reality however, it’s not very useful.
Using system.js in MongoDB (From C#)
(K. Scott Allen) The official MongoDB docs recommend that you avoid storing scripts on the server, but there are scenarios where having reusable functions available on the server can be useful. Inside a MapReduce operation, for example.
Setting the Foreground Window
(Richard Carr) Occasionally it is necessary for a .NET program to activate a window that belongs to a separate application. The facility to set the foreground window is not available through the .NET base class library but is possible using Platform Invocation Services.
Using A Dynamic Column Name With ValueList() In ColdFusion
(Ben Nadel) For the most part, ColdFusion is awesome when it comes to creating and consuming dynamic variables. Using quotes, we can easily create dynamic variable handles; we can define dynamic class paths; we can define dynamic struct keys; and, we can access dynamic struct keys.
WPF: How to create a Gadget Window
(Ged Mead) So, your first question might well be: What is a gadget window?
DBMS_PREDICTIVE_ANALYTICS & Explain
(Brendan Tierney) There are 2 PL/SQL packages for performing data mining/predictive analytics in Oracle. The main PL/SQL package is DBMS_DATA_MINING. This package allows you to build data mining models and to apply them to new data. But there is another PL/SQL package.
SLOB: PL/SQL Commit Optimization
I ran some SLOB tests over the weekend using the new SLOBv2 kit and noticed some interesting results. I was using SLOB to generate physical I/O but the “anomaly” is best demonstrated by putting SLOB in “Logical I/O mode”, i.e. by having a large enough buffer cache to satisfy all reads.
How to list UDF in DB2
(Jack Vamvas) UDF in DB2 . How can I view details on user defined functions?