(Hannes du Preez) Learn more about how to use three very different SQL statements.
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Updated: Cloud App Security – an introduction
(Henrik Loeser) Two years back, I had created two blog articles providing an introduction to cloud app security with an overview of topics, then discussing details on how to implement those security requirements with (then) Bluemix services.
Checking What’s Thrown in Java Tests
(Ashley Frieze) Someone came up with the idea of using try and catch blocks in unit tests in Java:
ConditionalWeakTable, what does it do?
(Felipe Martínez Tabaco) C# has many lesser known features, some more useful than others, and one of them is the ConditionalWeakTable (keep in mind that TKey and TValue must be reference types).
Pipeline Implementations in C#: TPL Dataflow Async steps and Disruptor-net
(Michael Shpilt) In this 3rd part of the series, we’ll continue our journey to explore multi-threaded pipeline pattern implementations in C#. Let’s do a quick recap of the previous parts:
REST And GraphQL Are Not Your Only Choices When Building An HTTP API
(Ben Nadel) I don’t believe that the web development community is having an honest discussion about GraphQL. This is because, GraphQL is almost exclusively presented as an alternative to REST (Representational State Transfer).
MySQL Load Balancing: Migrating ProxySQL from On-Prem to AWS EC2
(Krzysztof Ksiazek) Migrations between different environments are uncommon in database world. Migrations from one provider to another one. Moving from one datacenter to another.
Oracle EBS 12.2 – ADOP ad_zd_prep.create_patch_service exceptions
(Senthil Rajendran) There are cases where you might have to create a patch service manually.
Drop Table Partition without Index Maintenance and SKIP_UNUSABLE_INDEXES parameter
(Jagruti Jasleniya) In this article we will see how we can drop the PARTITION without any index maintenance at run time and doing it later.
The newest patching surprises – and how to fix some of them
(Mike.Dietrich) Well, there is no Product Manager for patching. And I’m glad that I’m not in this position.