(Serge Frezefond) Auditing of a MySQL server activity is a request raised more and more often as compliance rules are more strict for companies. MySQL is used in more and more critical areas.
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SQL*Plus tips #3: Iterators and recursions
(Sayan Malakshinov) We all used to iterators, recursions and branching in programming, but sql*plus does not have such commands. Today I will show how to do iterators/recusions.
SQL Analytics 101 – Row_Number()
(Scott Wesley) Here is a simple example for when SQL Analytical Functions are simple yet useful.
Buffer Latch Error Restoring SQL Server Database
(Ted Krueger) When working on SQL Server that is stretching IO and the subsystem to its limits, you are bound to see a buffer latch time-out error at some point.
How to secure applications with SOA application gateways
(Crystal Bedell) SOA application gateways can serve several functions. Perhaps most notably, they allow organizations to open their applications to other departments, partners, and customers when the appliance sits in the demilitarized zone.
jQuery Custom Events
(Jason Moon) In the last article about unobtrusive JavaScript, we learned how to use event delegation and markup-driven behavior to create reusable JavaScript components. This article will explore how to use custom events in jQuery to give the developer even greater control over the component’s beha
Logging Errors with ELMAH (Error Logging Modules And Handlers) in MVC 4
(Abhimanyu Kumar Vatsa) ELMAH is an alternative to HMS (Health Monitoring System) for logging errors which is free and available under open-source which is created and managed by Atif Aziz. HMS was (was…why?) great (with few pains) because it has option to capture all events as well as errors.
Learning ASP.NET SignalR – Part 1
(Brij Mishra) Today I am going to discuss one of the new technologies that changed the way we used to think about How the web works. I’ll be writing a series on this technology and this post is first part of it.
Preventing Your Monitor from Going to Sleep with Visual Studio 2012
(Hannes Du Preez) Sometimes it is necessary to prevent your monitor from going asleep while your program is active. At the place I work for, I had to develop a program that counts down the amount of time the student has left on his / her exam. Some of the exams are only theoretical.
SSWUGtv: Steve explores some possible gotchas for naming your servers, especially when it comes to recovery and availability planning for your
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