(Siddharth Mehta) Relational databases are found almost in every conceivable business scenario, and SQL is arguably the de-facto standard of accessing data from database systems.
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JavaScript Array Methods
(Bidyasagar Mishra) In this session, I will discuss JavaScript array methods and how array methods make things easier.
KILL SPID command in SQL Server
(Rajendra Gupta) This article gives an overview of the KILL SPID command and how to monitor the rollback progress.
Making Data Simple – Using statistics with Kent Collins
This week, host Al Martin chats with Kent Collins, the solutions architect at BNSF Railway Inc. Al just did a panel with Kent in June at IDUG North America 2019, one of the premiere Db2 conferences.
Q&A on the Book Continuous Delivery in Java
(Manuel Pais) Even though Dave Farley and Jez Humble’s classic Continuous Delivery book came out a decade ago, the authors still see many organisations struggling with some of the concepts. The truth is that implementing continuous delivery (CD) is hard.
Totally unsupported hacks – Add Windows Terminal to the Win+X Shortcut menu
(Scott Hanselman) You shouldn’t do this and if you choose to do this you may hurt yourself or one of your beloved pets.
Asynchronous Producer Consumer Pattern in .NET (C#)
(Alex Basiuk) Microsoft created in a new API in .NET Core some time back which is effectively a recommended option for producer consumer now.This article introduces this new .NET API for implementing asynchronous version of the producer-consumer pattern.
How to Handle Multiple HttpClients in the Same ASP.NET Core Application
(Peter Vogel) It’s not impossible that you’re accessing several different methods from the same Web Service in your application.
MySQL 5.6/Maria 10.1 : How we got from 30k qps to 101k qps…..
(Gurnish Anand) Late one evening, I was staring at one of our large MySQL installations and noticed the database was hovering around 7-10 run queue length (48 cores, ~500 gigs memory, fusionIO cards).
ORA-7445 in 18c
(Liron Amitzi) I upgraded a test database not too long ago to 18.6 (to do proper testing before we start upgrading productions) and got a feedback from dev that one of the queries got errors.