(Grant Fritchey) In yesterday’s blog post we pulled SQL Server images in preparation for today’s blog post where we create containers from those images.
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Java ArrayDeque
(Shubhra Srivastava) ArrayDeque in Java is a class that implements a Deque interface. It’s an array-based implementation of a double-ended queue.
Pasting Images Into Your App Using File Blobs And URL.createObjectURL() In Angular 7.2.15
(Ben Nadel) In the past couple of months, I’ve been playing around a lot more with File handling in Angular.
Create interactive documentation with the new Try .NET template
(Akshita) In our previous post, we announced dotnet try a global tool which allows developers to create interactive workshops and documentation.
Complaints Spur New C# Editor in Visual Studio 2019 for Mac v8.1
(David Ramel) The long-awaited fix for Visual Studio for Mac performance and reliability issues has arrived via a new C# code editor that borrows from Visual Studio for Windows internals, sparked by negative developer feedback.
MySQL Shell 8.0.16: User Defined Reports
(Jesper Krogh) In my blog yesterday, I wrote about the new reporting framework in MySQL Shell. It is part of the 8.0.16 release. I also noted that it includes the possibility to create your own custom reports and use those with the show and watch commands.
Top time-consuming predicates from ASH
(Sayan Malakshinov) Sometimes it might be useful to analyze top time-consuming filter and access predicates from ASH, especially in cases when db load is spread evenly enough by different queries and top segments do not show anything interesting, except usual things like “some tables are requested m
EBR – Part 12: Editions and Services
(Oren Nakdimon) This is part 12 of a post series about Oracle Edition-Based Redefinition.
GIF: SQL Text and * Expansion
(Jeff Smith) A visual reminder of what those squiggle marks under your SELECT and * text means in SQL Developer’s Editors.
How to Create, Modify or Drop a SQL Server Trigger
(Daniel Farina) You are getting your first steps into the SQL Server development world. You know how to write basic queries and stored procedures. Now you want to take advantage of triggers.