(Martin Bach) Occasionally I have to reboot my Vagrant boxes after kernel updates have been installed as part of an Ansible playbook during the “vagrant up” command execution.
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Compare Estimated and Actual Query Plans and Related Metadata – Analyzing SQL Server Query Plans – Part 4
(Pinal Dave) I recently released a Pluralsight Course Analyzing SQL Server Query Plans, and it is really doing great in terms of viewership and I have received some really great comments and feedback about this course. This week, I will be discussing different aspects of Analyzing SQL Server Query P
Adding a WebApp to a Winforms Project
(Adrian Wadey) A guide to adding a hosted web page to a Windows Winforms desktop program that allows controlling the program through a web page viewed on another device.
Scalar functions in SQL server 2019, part 2
(Tibor Karaszi) In my earlier blog post, I focused on scalar functions that performs I/O, meaning they have at least one SELECT. For this post, I will focus on the opposite.
Using composite command in ASP.NET Core
(Gunnar Peipman) My introduction to composite command pattern was more theoretical and focused to high-level details. This blog post focuses on implementation details and introduces how to use composite command in ASP.NET Core to upload and process photos.
Closure Variable-Access Changes With Function Expressions vs. Function Declarations In Lucee CFML 5.3.3.62
(Ben Nadel) Yesterday, I came across an interesting Closure behavior in Lucee CFML. It seems that the way in which you define a Closure completely changes the variables that the Closure has access to (ie, the variables that it “closes over”).
Mocking an Authenticated User in Blazor/ASP.NET Core
(Peter Vogel) I’ve done a couple of recent columns about securing Blazor Components and using claims-based policies declaratively in ASP.NET Core generally. While working with security, I’m always interested in doing end-to-end testing: Starting up the application and seeing what happens when I try
Locks In Java
(Vipul Patel) A lock is a thread synchronization mechanism like synchronized blocks. Locks are implemented internally using synchronized blocks. Therefore, we can use locks instead of synchronized keywords in Java.
Query Performance Optimization in MySQL
(Manoj Debnath) Experts know how to write performance efficient queries. Although experience ripens wisdom, there are certain things that one must understand at least to begin with.
Integrating Google Cloud Search with Oracle WebCenter Content
(Kim Negaard) In today’s post, we’re reviewing how we’ve integrated Google Cloud Search with Oracle WebCenter. As a long-time Google and Oracle partner, these integrations are one of our specialties.