(Tibor Karaszi) Now that SQL server 2019 is released I want to discuss one of the more interesting improvements, at least from a performance perspective.
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Fragmentation, the final installment
(Tibor Karaszi) Measuring things can be difficult. I have been painfully reminded of that with my attempts to measure whether fragmentation matters with new hardware.
Using Java @Annotations to Build Full Spring Boot REST API
(Jailson Evora) Check out this post to learn more about the best Java @annotations for building a Spring Boot REST API.
Guru: Edit Result Sets in Run SQL Scripts
(Paul Tuohy) Before getting into the detail in this article, I want it to be clear that I do NOT (in any way) advocate the direct editing of data in a production database. But when it comes to a test database, then the ability to directly edit data is invaluable.
What’s New in .NET Core 3.0?
(Damir Arh) This article is an overview of .NET Core 3.0 covering all the new features and improvements it’s bringing to the .NET ecosystem.
Building A Simple Redis Key Scanner Using Lucee CFML 5.2.8.50 And Jedis
(Ben Nadel) The other day at work, I noticed that our production Redis instance was holding steady, on balance, at about 7GB of memory usage and 14M keys.
Azure VMs with Oracle- Next Steps
(Kellyn Pot’Vin-Gorman) Microsoft has done a great job of documenting how to create a VM with the appropriate VM image and Oracle version, then how to log in, startup the listener and create the database.
Modify Partitioned Table to Non-partitioned Table
(Jagruti Jasleniya) In previous post we saw modifying non-partitioned table into partitioned one.Today we will see how we can convert partitioned table into non-partitioned table.
Creating a VM on Oracle Always Free
(Brendan Tierney) I’m going to create a new Cloud VM to host some of my machine learning work. The first step is to create the VM before installing the machine learning software.
Something to Know about gRPC in ASP.NET Core 3
(K. Scott Allen) gRPC is a framework you can use in ASP.NET Core 3 to build APIs. The gRPC framework offers both advantages and disadvantages compared to the HTTP based APIs we’ve always been able to build using ASP.NET Core controllers.