(Zahid Anwar) This blog post is part of the “RMAN Back to Basics” series, which can be found here.
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Restore Encrypted Backup
(Jagruti Jasleniya) Here we will see how we can password based encrypted backup.
Oracle Transparent Data Encryption and the world of Multitenant Database (Orace 12c)
(Natik Ameen) Transparent Data Encryption (TDE) was introduced in Oracle Database 10g Release 2 as a OUT-OF place mechanism to encrypt data at the storage (media) level.
SQL Server Derived Table Example
(Rick Dobson) A derived table is a subquery nested within a FROM clause. Because of being in a FROM clause, the subquery’s result set can be used similarly to a SQL Server table. The subquery in the FROM clause must have a name. One reason for including a derived table in an outer query is to sim
Creating An Unsaved Changes Alert In Angular
(Veerendra Annigere) In this article, I will explain how to create an unsaved changes alert using the CanDeactivate interface.
C# and SQL and Dynamics GP: Sending a List to a Stored Procedure
(Steve Endow) This is a discussion of how to send a list of values to a SQL stored procedure parameter.
Executing Dynamic SQL Using sp_executesql
(Greg Larsen) There are times when an application needs to execute dynamic TSQL. Dynamic TSQL is SQL code that is generated by a program then executed.
Announcing Db2 12 function level 505!
(Paul_McWilliams) We’re proud to announce that Db2 12 for z/OS function level 505 becomes available for activation when you apply APAR PH09191. Function level 505 introduces the following new capabilities in Db2 12 for z/OS.
Draggable Menu with Image Grid Previews
(Mary Lou) A draggable inline menu with a scattered thumbnail preview of an image grid.
Dynamically generating robots.txt for ASP.NET Core sites based on environment
(Scott Hanselman) I’m putting part of older WebForms portions of my site that still run on bare metal to ASP.NET Core and Azure App Services, and while I’m doing that I realized that I want to make sure my staging sites don’t get indexed by Google/Bing.