(Ivan Groenewold) In this post, I am going to show you how to run Orchestrator on FreeBSD. The instructions have been tested in FreeBSD 11.3 but the general steps should apply to other versions as well.
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Basic Concepts of Probability Explained with Examples in SQL Server and R
(Nai Biao Zhou) Many organizations have known the fact that data have been evolved from the by-product of corporate applications into a strategic asset [1]. Like other corporate assets, the asset requires specialized skills to maintain and analyze.
How to Create a Gantt Chart App with Vue.js
(Stas Wolski) In this article, I’d like to show you how to create a basic Gantt chart app step by step with the help of two components: Vue.js and dhtmlxGantt.
Manipulating SSAS OLAP cubes using SSIS
(Hadi Fadlallah) There are many operations that we may run while working with OLAP cubes such as cube and partitions processing, executing administrative tasks, performing analysis and more…
Set a variable and update a column at the same time.
(Kenneth Fisher) The other day I saw a weird option for the UPDATE command in a stack overflow answer. Basically it looked like this:
Did You Know #33 – Updating an Entire Row
(Liron Amitzi) The background story for that is long and complex, so I won’t get into it. I’ll just say that it was related to replication and I wrote a procedure to fix some issues that we’ve got.
Let DataGuard Broker Do ALL The Work
(Michael Dinh) What’s the reason for implementing DataGuard Broker? It does all the work.
Iterating OCI CLI list data in bash
(Trent) For automating tasks with OCI, you have a few options:
10 of the Most Popular Java Frameworks of 2020
(Taurai Mutimutema) There are plenty of reasons why Java, being one of the older software programming languages, is still widely used.
Practical RPG: Encapsulating Your Data with Extension Files, Part 3
(Joe Pluta) In my previous articles on this topic, I introduced extension files as a way to future-proof a legacy database and showed how to encapsulate those files in SQL access to allow growth.